Triple M Footy NRL News & Interviews

The Rush Hour Footy Fridays with Maroon, Woodsy and Luke Keary catch up with NRLW Blues coach John Strange after the side’s blue wash, we chat to South Sydney star Campbell Graham and preview the biggest clashes of the weekend, plus Luke and Woodsy go head-to-head in a fiery debate over Kalyn Ponga and if he should have been sent off.
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ORIGIN | Braith Anasta Reveals The Changes He Would Make To The Nsw Blues Team For Origin 2
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Cam Murray joins The Rush Hour after the Blues’ Origin Game I win, opening up on the team’s headspace after a tough first half and the message from senior players at the break.
Murray explains why NSW didn’t need to panic or desperately chase points, instead focusing on fixing their errors, building fatigue into the game, and trusting they had the firepower to turn things around.
He also praises Queensland’s first-half performance, reflects on the Blues’ simple errors, and highlights the leadership of Isaah Yeo, James Tedesco and Nathan Cleary — while giving credit to Ethan Strange for stepping up and taking his opportunities.
Plus, Murray explains why experience wasn’t the issue for NSW, saying it was more about adapting to the conditions, respecting the flow of the ball, and cleaning up the mistakes that hurt them most.
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Laurie Daley joins The Rush Hour after the Blues’ dramatic State of Origin Game I win, opening up on the mixed emotions of getting the job done despite a shaky first-half performance.
After heading into half-time down 20-6, Laurie reflects on the simple errors that compounded, why NSW made it easy for Queensland to defend, and how the Blues managed to “get out of jail” when it mattered most.
Laurie also praises the standout performances of Ethan Strange, Nathan Cleary and Casey McLean, while Hindy presses him on the painfully slow kicking tee delivery before Cleary’s conversion attempt.
Plus, Laurie reveals what he learned about Penrith’s success after seeing the leadership of their players up close.
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ORIGIN | Hudson Young & Victor Radley Reflect On The Greatest Comeback In Origin History
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