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Message: [QUOTE="Professor47, post: 2438305, member: 1831"] Too harsh on Farah - He was practically their best this series... even discarding his mother issue he didn't deserve to be the one who made 'that' mistake. I won't go as far as I feel for him but I have to admit he has earnt some points this series from some fans. Pearce - I'm not a chastiser but maybe his still a couple of years off dominating big games... In my eyes Carney has learnt more from this series than Pearce has in two... it looks that way IMO. Hayne - Should he be at fullback? You would probably give away some defensive positioning but surely he could be a dangerman for them at 1. I think Hayne should have been FB from 2008/09 and left him there... he would have had a solid 4 years at 1 or something... I think NSW are paying dearly for not investing in him at 1. Just a thought. QLD: To sum it up. QLD deliver when it counts the most. It has been the backbone to their success over this 7 year run. This is proven by the fact there has only been 1 clean sweep during this reign. We deliver when it matters most. Simple as that. Fcuk game 1 and 2. Fcuk all the BS calls (which went both ways anyway). Bottom line: Decider, 20-all, 10 minutes to go... game was there to be won. We delivered. End. of. story. Surely even the most one-eyed NSW supporter can see that. On a side note --> No doubt NSW have bridged the gap and good on them. I think the 'no Locky' factor is immense. Qld lacked composure this series. Lockyer's safe/long kicking game was sorely missed. In saying that, Cronk will be better off next year and I think JT will want to be better next year, as AWESOME as he was, I think he knows he can do better and I think he would want to do that next year. No doubt. I really thing Origin is getting bigger and bigger in that aspect. Next year will be an epic series if this years is anything to go by. [/QUOTE]

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