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Gasnier 'tops' in thin Blue backline
NSW selector Laurie Daley yesterday leapt to the defence of the Blues' great gamble in pitching Mark Gasnier into the five-eighth hot seat for the Origin series decider, claiming the Test centre had a long future in the sky blue No.6 jumper.
Gasnier was largely ineffective at five-eighth as the Blues succumbed to a spirited Queensland revival at Telstra Dome on Wednesday night, his combination with halfback Craig Gower unable to capitalise on the platform laid by the Blues forwards.
Their inability to make much of an impact on the game was highlighted by the way Maroons opposites Darren Lockyer and Johnathan Thurston took charge in the second half to steer their side to victory.
But Daley, a former Test skipper and five-eighth who also doubles as the Blues assistant coach, said he saw enough to suggest Gasnier could be a long term solution for the Blues at five-eighth.
"I thought it worked well, I thought Gaz as the game went on he got better," said Daley.
"Leading into the game we always thought positionally at stages he mightn't be in the correct spots but for his own development there was a lot to like about (Wednesday night), I can see him becoming a real talent in that position.
"From what I saw as a five-eighth, I think he's got class written all over him and he'll make a real good fist of it."
Daley's boast may be based more on potential and hope rather than form, with the NSW five-eighth cupboard as bare as former Test halfback Peter Sterling's scalp.
Sydney Roosters pivot Braith Anasta has been tried and seemingly discarded, while Kurt Gidley has yet to step out from the imposing shadow of scrum-base partner Andrew Johns at Newcastle.
The return of Jamie Lyon to the NRL could give selectors another option but he, like Gasnier, appears best suited to the centres.
The same could be said of the halfback spot, Cronulla skipper Brett Kimmorley the only obvious candidate, but even he has been seen to crack under the glare of Origin football.
The likes of Manly's Matt Orford and St George Illawarra No.7 Mathew Head may also come into the reckoning, but when you compare it to the riches that the Queensland selectors are suddenly blessed with it appears slim pickings for the Blues in future years.
If he's worried, Daley isn't showing it.
"It's funny how things turn. Queensland after game one everyone was saying they've got no hope, they were written off," said Daley.
"Now they're talking about dynasties and young sides and now with NSW we have people saying that we might be looking a bit thin in the halves.
"I've got no dramas."
Another position which could come under scrutiny is that of coach Graham Murray, who would not comment on whether he would seek another crack at the Maroons.
"That won't be my decision, that'll be the (NSWRL) board's decision," said Murray.
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Graham Lowe: Time Kiwis put old warhorses out to pasture
..in their old warhorses Steve Price and Ruben Wiki, the Warriors can boast two of the best front rowers in the game. But young colts like Manu Vatuvei, Simon Mannering, Jerome Ropati and Patrick AhVan are bringing a fresh, high energy and commitment perspective to the team and the results are speaking for themselves. Read more NZ Herald
Learn from Neil Henry on RLCM DVD "There are different shapes that you can use. Some teams use two block runners on the outside with an inside support. It gives you opportunities to tip the ball back on the inside to drop someone off on the inside, a man on the inside or, to play to one of two options on the outside and then have a sweeper out the back as well." Neil Henry, Assistant Queensland Coach, Assistant NQ Cowboys Coach, 2007 Canberra Raiders Coach. Click here to become a RLCM DVD subscriber
Shock loss puts heat on Murray
There is no guarantee Graham Murray will keep the NSW coaching job after his first State of Origin series in charge of the Blues ended in disaster.
Mason looks ahead for positives
THERE are some things not even 125 first-grade games can prepare you for. In seven seasons with the Bulldogs, NSW and Australia, Willie Mason said he had never lost a "massive game".
Melbourne chief calls for long-term relationship rather than Origin one-nighter
IT USED to be said that when South Sydney were going well so was rugby league - now that mantle belongs to the Melbourne Storm.
Delays to restarts for more ads
RUGBY league rules will be changed at the request of broadcasters so there is a 30-second delayed restart to slot in an advertisement.
NSW kept at heel by sense of tradition
TRADITION is a strange old dog. Put it on too tight a leash, like Queensland treat the State of Origin series, approaching it as obligation for future generations, and you risk imposing too much pressure on the young pups. Or you strangle the romance out of it, writes Roy Masters.
Video referee got it right, says Finch
NRL referees boss Robert Finch has given video referee Graeme West his backing over the two decisions that caused enormous controversy in the series-deciding State of Origin match on Wednesday.
Tate in fitness race for Storm clash
Brisbane have lost David Stagg (shoulder) and Shane Perry (knee) through injury ahead of tonight's match against Melbourne, while fitness concerns remain over Brent Tate, who suffered a knee injury in Wednesday night's State of Origin match. Read More SMH
CAS AGREE VIANE DEAL
Castleford have agreed a new two-year deal with former St Helens and Widnes centre Gray Viane.
BRIERS AGREES TO EXTENDED WOLVES STAY
Lee Briers has pledged his future to Warrington by signing a two-year extension to his contract.
SUPER LEAGUE BRIEFING
Team news and statistics ahead of this weekend's engage Super League XI matches.
SMITH READIES WILDCATS FOR 'CUP FINAL' CLASH
Wakefield coach Smith says his players can handle the pressure of the key relegation clash with Wigan.
LEIGH CAPTURE SOUTH SEA DUO
Leigh Centurions have stepped up their promotion campaign with the capture of two South Sea Islanders. Read more Sporting Life
Queensland's passion play enrages Blues
THE bad blood that seemed to be missing for the entire State of Origin series finally rose to the surface yesterday when the Maroons claimed they were shown a lack of respect.
This battle was our finest hour
THESE are the words of legendary American football coach Vince Lombardi and after lifting the State of Origin shield and handing it over to my Queensland team-mates on Wednesday night, I know exactly what he was talking about.
Finch backs embattled ref
THEY may have caused howls of protests in Queensland but referees' boss Robert Finch yesterday defended his men over several of the more controversial decisions stemming from Wednesday night's State of Origin decider.
Mason tells Myles: stay with Dogs
NSW forward Willie Mason has advised the Bulldogs' latest State of Origin star, Nate Myles, to put football before finances and accept less money to remain with the club next season.
To say Queensland won on spirit is an insult to Blues
IT has been two sleeps since NSW lost the deciding State of Origin match to Queensland, but I still have an empty feeling in my gut.
Tired Broncos remain threat to Melbourne
MELBOURNE coach Craig Bellamy has dismissed suggestions his side is playing Brisbane at the perfect time of the season, saying the way the Broncos pride themselves in backing up from Origin made them even more dangerous.
Manly signs a future legend
IT has been more than two years since Jamie Lyon played in the NRL but that didn't stop Manly officials from last night claiming their latest signing could become one of the greatest players in the game's history. Read more The Australian
Wayne Bennett on RLCM DVD
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Dragons sign Sharks duo
St George Illawarra has snared two promising players from bitter NRL rivals Cronulla, signing Sharks duo Beau Scott and Tony Caine. Read more Yahoo Sport
Learn from Neil Henry on RLCM DVD
"There are different shapes that you can use. Some teams use two block runners on the outside with an inside support. It gives you opportunities to tip the ball back on the inside to drop someone off on the inside, a man on the inside or, to play to one of two options on the outside and then have a sweeper out the back as well." Neil Henry, Assistant Queensland Coach, Assistant NQ Cowboys Coach, 2007 Canberra Raiders Coach. Click here to become a RLCM DVD subscriber
Tigers sign Penrith's Galea
Wests Tigers bolstered its backrow and centre stocks for 2007 after signing talented Penrith youngster Danny Galea to a three-year deal. Tigers recruitment manager Warren McDonnell said the NRL club had recruited Galea primarily to play in the second row despite the 22-year-old spending the bulk of his four years at Penrith playing centre. SMH
Arrive alive Cup Update - Patrician Brothers College Blacktown vs Holy Cross College Ryde
Last Friday saw the second Tier A match played in the Arrive alive Cup. The match between Patrician Brothers and Holy Cross saw a repeat of last years Tier A round one clash. The result was reversed this year with Patrician Brothers taking the match.
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THE ROLE of the COACH
With Wayne Pearce
Continued from Thursday
In order to discipline his players, a coach should not falter in his persona. That is to say, a coach is a role model for his players and his performance and attitude on the football field should be mirrored in his everyday life.
A coach's conduct and ethical behaviour has an enormous impact on his players and the team's progress: "The players see you as someone who has mastered the art of being successful, so what they want to do is to learn all the lessons they possibly can about being successful - you must practice what you preach."
It would be hypocritical to tell the team to develop hard work ethic, if you did not possess one yourself.
A coach should enforce ethical behaviour amongst his players, for example, a coach should not follow a win at all costs strategy, and explain to his team why this is so.
In a nutshell, it's about setting them in good stead for life. And a coach who can do this, together with improving his player's game, will leave a strong legacy.
The keys to effective leadership are:
. Be the example and not just set the example;
. Be seen to be caring;
. Seek to develop the whole person;
. Acknowledge his player's work and worth;
. Seek to delegate;
. Be positive and exude energy;
. Expect adversity;
. Set and maintain standards of excellence;
. Value character as well as ability;
. Do what is right, not what is popular;
. Dare to be different; and
. Look to better himself (leaders are learners).
A coach who follows just one of these suggestions is on track to improving his leadership skills. The coaching process is indeed about determining why you are in such a position and how you will handle your duties.
It's about learning to delegate particular responsibilities, to expose players to specialist knowledge, and ensuring they bond as a team.
Pearce says teams that boast high levels of morale are a reflection of a strong coach who is not afraid to discipline his players. This should be the goal of all coaches.
They should strive to teach their players the fundamentals of football, as well good off-field behaviour. With players using you as a model, it is imperative the approach you have at training and at
the game is a true reflection of your everyday life.
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