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State of Origin is Back

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State of Origin lost its appeal for me once we had teams from S.A., W.A. and Queensland in the competition.

I doubt I'd be bothered watching it and my only hope would be that none of our players were injured.

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    31 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Can’t wait for one of our players to do an ACL 🙄

    Please don't 'Jaded'...there are some words that should be banned in spite of freedom of speech.

    I just hope none of ours are available.

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    Club football is the pinnacle of our game.

    This jealousy of the NRL needs to stop.

    Let them have something...

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    16 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    He will want to play

    And stupidly we would let him. Let's see how many other veterans put their hand up.

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    6 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    And stupidly we would let him. Let's see how many other veterans put their hand up.

    Reckon it’ll be a lot

    Head office will incentivise players to suit up

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    Zero interest.

    I loved it when I followed the VFL, but it's completely anachronistic in today's national competition.

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    Massive excitement in year one, players chucking a sickie in year two, 20,000 people watching games against the Allies in year three.

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    And stupidly we would let him.

    If Max plays we shouldn’t be accused of stupidity because “let” isn’t a factor. If Max wants to play, Max plays.

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    Again I have concerns about the direction of our game, a return of State of Origin being the least of them. Will be interesting to see how many players put their hand up to play.

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