Queensland v's NSW Origin Rant Rave Thread :D

[~Wild Child~]

Here are the sigs i made for the betting

Maroons (This will suit Jenny )


Blues

Haha great sigs Cowboys_Rabbit_ Fan

[Cowboys_Rabbit_Fan]

Thanks Michel....

I'll be glad to see all the blues supporters on this forum with a maroons sig in

[BrisbaneBroncosRule]

I did one of the greatest things for Origin hahaha
Get a Victorian on the Maroons side lol

Im already here lol

[Poida]

Im already here lol

Not you , caseys angel I meant lol

[BrisbaneBroncosRule]

Not you , caseys angel I meant lol

yeah i knew that, im just saying im a Victoria Maroon lol

[Poida]

yeah i knew that, im just saying im a Victoria Maroon lol

And I am a ACT Maroon lol

[Casey's Angel27]

yeah i knew that, im just saying im a Victoria Maroon lol

We both are urdy:
And when i can... im going to get a maroons scarf... i like scarfs. lol

[BrisbaneBroncosRule]

We both are urdy:
And when i can... im going to get a maroons scarf... i like scarfs. lol

your a scarfie :dizzy: :lol!:

We can be Victoria Maroons together :dizzy:

[Poida]

Im willing to bet that i have to put nsw sig on if they win
which they wont
For each game Nsw somehow wins i have to wear 2 blues sigs.
Same with any blues fan who bets with me has to wear 2 maroons sigs.
Any takers?

[Poida]

Any NSW fans who reckon wholeheartedly that the Blues will win should make a sig bet with me. IF qld wins series you must wear 2 qld sigs for a week. If Nsw win I must wear 2 Nsw sigs for a fortnight.
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[~Wild Child~]

Meninga to blood his young Maroons

Steve Ricketts

January 31, 2007 11:00pm


Article from The Courier Mail
QUEENSLAND'S bid to stay a step ahead of NSW at State of Origin level will include fringe players being invited into camp with the Maroons before each match of the 2007 series.

Queensland coach Mal Meninga said yesterday he wanted as many players as possible to be exposed to the pressures of Origin football as he continues his mission to return the Maroons to the glory days of the 1980s.

Meninga said Queensland's prime motivation this year would be the chance to become the first Maroons outfit to win successive series since the late 1980s.

But he warned NSW would be equally motivated to regain the title in a season when two of the three matches will be played at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium.

"Motivation won't be an issue with the Blues and the fact they have stolen a leaf out of our book and held a pre-season camp is proof," Meninga said.

"We must step up and meet the challenge and that means rekindling a lot of the things we did last year, such as the mentor groups, while making a few subtle changes.

"We've done away with a pre-season camp because we think there is more value in bringing players from outside the top 17 into camp before each of the three games so they can get conditioned to what is required.

"The concept is subject to the approval of the clubs but we're not looking at bringing the players into camp until late and with a lot of clubs having byes I'm hoping there won't be a problem."

Traditionally the Maroons bring an 18th man into camp on match eve but now three or four players could be involved in training and pre-match warm-ups two or three days out.

Meninga said he was very happy with the depth of talent at his disposal for 2007 even though there were only about 50 Queenslanders of proven worth in the NRL.

He said there was a core group of just over 30 players who would form the nucleus of the Maroons' campaign.

"But the bottom line is we need our senior players to be fit and well," Meninga said. "Players like Darren Lockyer, Petero Civoniceva, Johnathan Thurston, Cameron Smith, Greg Inglis, Karmichael Hunt and Shaun Berrigan are crucial."

http://www.news.com.au/sundaymail/st...003409,00.html

[Poida]

Meninga to blood his young Maroons

Steve Ricketts

January 31, 2007 11:00pm


Article from The Courier Mail
QUEENSLAND'S bid to stay a step ahead of NSW at State of Origin level will include fringe players being invited into camp with the Maroons before each match of the 2007 series.

Queensland coach Mal Meninga said yesterday he wanted as many players as possible to be exposed to the pressures of Origin football as he continues his mission to return the Maroons to the glory days of the 1980s.

Meninga said Queensland's prime motivation this year would be the chance to become the first Maroons outfit to win successive series since the late 1980s.

But he warned NSW would be equally motivated to regain the title in a season when two of the three matches will be played at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium.

"Motivation won't be an issue with the Blues and the fact they have stolen a leaf out of our book and held a pre-season camp is proof," Meninga said.

"We must step up and meet the challenge and that means rekindling a lot of the things we did last year, such as the mentor groups, while making a few subtle changes.

"We've done away with a pre-season camp because we think there is more value in bringing players from outside the top 17 into camp before each of the three games so they can get conditioned to what is required.
"The concept is subject to the approval of the clubs but we're not looking at bringing the players into camp until late and with a lot of clubs having byes I'm hoping there won't be a problem."

Traditionally the Maroons bring an 18th man into camp on match eve but now three or four players could be involved in training and pre-match warm-ups two or three days out.

Meninga said he was very happy with the depth of talent at his disposal for 2007 even though there were only about 50 Queenslanders of proven worth in the NRL.

He said there was a core group of just over 30 players who would form the nucleus of the Maroons' campaign.

"But the bottom line is we need our senior players to be fit and well," Meninga said. "Players like Darren Lockyer, Petero Civoniceva, Johnathan Thurston, Cameron Smith, Greg Inglis, Karmichael Hunt and Shaun Berrigan are crucial."

http://www.news.com.au/sundaymail/st...003409,00.html

:lol!: We will hound for Blue blood .

[Poida]

Any NSW fans who reckon wholeheartedly that the Blues will win should make a sig bet with me. IF qld wins series you must wear 2 qld sigs for a week. If Nsw win I must wear 2 Nsw sigs for a fortnight.
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Hey jenny you wanna wager with me as well?

[jenny]

Hey jenny you wanna wager with me as well?

Yeah ok :spit: But someone will have to change it for me.. (what am i saying) :') if i lose paddy....I cant do it :spit:

[Poida]

Yeah ok :spit: But someone will have to change it for me.. (what am i saying) :') if i lose paddy....I cant do it :spit:

:lol!: aw yeah but I did make myself have to wear TWO Blues sigs if i lose. Youd only have to wear one maroon sig :lol!: