The Mighty Maroons heading for 6 straight series wins against the NSW Blues on July 6th 2011 Suncorp Stadium. |
Sunday, 3 July 2011
The XXXX Mighty Maroons heading for 6 straight Origin Series wins!
Thursday, 30 June 2011
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
This one's a real toughy - I can't spot the difference they're both crap!
Ricky Stuart's State of Origin tears - Game II hasn't even started and tears are already flowing
Sunday, 12 June 2011
What it means to bleed Maroon ...
The Official NSW Supporters Pack
State of Origin Game II - 8PM, JUNE 15, ANZ Stadium
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Maroons to gamble on injured Broncos star Justin Hodges for Origin II
QUEENSLAND are poised to gamble on gun centre Justin Hodges by backing him to break a 33-day layoff and line up against the Blues in Origin II in Sydney on June 15.
And in another major boost for the Maroons, fellow backline stars Greg Inglis and Lote Tuqiri are set to return from injury in this weekend's NRL fixtures, easing concerns of a centres crisis after Origin I lionheart Willie Tonga was sidelined with injury.
While Inglis is preparing to wage war against former club the Melbourne Storm, it is believed Broncos star Hodges is firmly in the frame to mark his return from a hamstring strain at Sydney's ANZ Stadium.
The Maroons will be out to seal a sixth straight Origin before chasing a second straight clean sweep in champion captain Darren Lockyer's July 6 farewell at Suncorp Stadium.
And in another major boost for the Maroons, fellow backline stars Greg Inglis and Lote Tuqiri are set to return from injury in this weekend's NRL fixtures, easing concerns of a centres crisis after Origin I lionheart Willie Tonga was sidelined with injury.
While Inglis is preparing to wage war against former club the Melbourne Storm, it is believed Broncos star Hodges is firmly in the frame to mark his return from a hamstring strain at Sydney's ANZ Stadium.
The Maroons will be out to seal a sixth straight Origin before chasing a second straight clean sweep in champion captain Darren Lockyer's July 6 farewell at Suncorp Stadium.
Monday, 30 May 2011
Maroons To Visit Flood Hit Emerald
THE Queensland State of Origin team will visit Emerald in June this year for a Fan Day that will carry extra significance.
The Central Queensland town has twice been ravaged by floods but now locals can look forward to sharing their remarkable stories of survival with members of the history making Queensland Maroons team.
Thousands of rugby league fans from throughout Central Queensland are expected to attend the Fan Day at Emerald’s Alan McIndoe Oval on Wednesday, June 8.
But before donning the training gear for a hit out and autograph session, the Queensland players will attend a Civic Reception and Sports Lunch.
QRL Central Division chairman Bert Borland said the visit would be a “shot in the arm” for the people of Emerald and surrounding areas affected by the devastating floods.
“It will be a great opportunity for the community to celebrate the Origin team being in town,” Borland said.
“People are already starting to put the disaster behind them but this will give a lot of people something to look forward to. The community will grasp the opportunity with both hands.”
Borland said many fans from “rugby league mad” Central Queensland would travel hundreds of kilometres to Emerald for the chance to meet their Origin heroes.
The Queensland Origin team has a strong connection to the area.
Former Maroons players Steven Bell and Alan McIndoe hail from Emerald, while David Taylor, a member of the successful 2010 Queensland team, is a Blackwater junior.
The Maroons will travel to Emerald from their Sunshine Coast base with Alliance Airlines.
For more information please contact:
Emerald Leagues Club
Alan McIndoe Park, Opal Street Emerald Queensland, Australia 4720
Phone: 07 4982 2757
The Central Queensland town has twice been ravaged by floods but now locals can look forward to sharing their remarkable stories of survival with members of the history making Queensland Maroons team.
Thousands of rugby league fans from throughout Central Queensland are expected to attend the Fan Day at Emerald’s Alan McIndoe Oval on Wednesday, June 8.
But before donning the training gear for a hit out and autograph session, the Queensland players will attend a Civic Reception and Sports Lunch.
QRL Central Division chairman Bert Borland said the visit would be a “shot in the arm” for the people of Emerald and surrounding areas affected by the devastating floods.
“It will be a great opportunity for the community to celebrate the Origin team being in town,” Borland said.
“People are already starting to put the disaster behind them but this will give a lot of people something to look forward to. The community will grasp the opportunity with both hands.”
Borland said many fans from “rugby league mad” Central Queensland would travel hundreds of kilometres to Emerald for the chance to meet their Origin heroes.
The Queensland Origin team has a strong connection to the area.
Former Maroons players Steven Bell and Alan McIndoe hail from Emerald, while David Taylor, a member of the successful 2010 Queensland team, is a Blackwater junior.
The Maroons will travel to Emerald from their Sunshine Coast base with Alliance Airlines.
For more information please contact:
Emerald Leagues Club
Alan McIndoe Park, Opal Street Emerald Queensland, Australia 4720
Phone: 07 4982 2757
Sunday, 29 May 2011
All hail the new KING!!
Greg Bird getting ready for a taste of Lang Park turf
Allan Langer - State of Origin Legend
GREAT moment in Origin. . . July 1, 2001. Allan Langer returns from England to play in the State of Origin decider at ANZ Stadium Queensland defeated New South Wales 40-14
Slater sparks Maroons ecstasy!
Billy Slater celebrates scoring the late winning try as Johnathan Thurston and Darren Lockyer chest thump during State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane, May 25, 2011. Queensland won 16-12.
Try Time! - Nielson and Yow Yeh celebrate a Queensland try.
Queensland player Dane Nielsen celebrates with Jharal Yow Yeh after Yow Yeh scored a second half try during State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
Welcome to Origin - Uate is driven into the ground during Origin I
New South Wales player Akuila Uate is tackled during State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
Billy " The Kid" Slater sinks Blues with a late try!
Queensland players celebrate after Billy Slater scored the winning try during State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
Queensland players celebrate victory in Origin I
Queensland player Corey Parker and team-mates celebrate winning State of Origin at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
Brawl ends Origin I
NSW player Beau Scott scuffles with Sam Thaiday of Qld during a brawl after the final siren of State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
Nielson floors Bird during Origin 1
Queensland player Dane Nielsen tackles New South Wales player Greg Bird during State of Origin I at Lang Park in Brisbane on May 25, 2011
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