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The FOGS back the NSW Aussie Blues for State of Origin game 3 at ANZ Stadium
New South Wales have named four debutants and handed Trent Barrett the captaincy over Kurt Gidley for State of Origin III at ANZ Stadium in Sydney on July 7. The Blues made eight changes to the line-up that surrendered the series with a 34-6 defeat in game two at Suncorp Stadium earlier this month. Penrith flyer Michael Gordon gained a right-wing berth, with Manly's Jason King and Cronulla's Kade Snowden forming a new front row and Parramatta's Tim Mannah named on the bench. Gold Coast Titans five-eighth Greg Bird capped a strong return to the NRL by being named at lock, joining fellow "bash brother" Paul Gallen in the Blues line-up for the first time since 2008. Penrith backrower Luke Lewis was recalled after missing Origin II with suspension, while St George Illawarra prop Michael Weyman missed the cut, as he was expected to face a long stint on the sideline for a dangerous tackle against Wests Tigers on Friday night. Queensland, who are determined to finish the job after securing an unprecedented fifth-straight series win in Brisbane, will name their team on Tuesday, with Ben Hannant expected to miss out in favour of returning Penrith prop Petero Civoniceva.
Timana Tahu playing his first game since the Race Row in the NSW Blues Camp, was fired up and was sent to cool off for 10mins after a shot on a Knights Player.
Queensland 34 NSW 6
Aussie Blues Coach Craig Bellamy and XXXX Maroons Mal Meninga Speak about Andrew Johns and Timana Tahu, and the possible cover up but NSW Blues Officials.
ScottWoodward.me previews the State of Origin 2, 2010 between NSW Blues and Queensland Maroons. www.ScottWoodward.me www.FoolproofTrader.com
New South Wales selectors were unable to finalise their line-up for State of Origin II, but included Mitchell Pearce at the expense of Brett Kimmorley in an extended 21-man squad. With Jarryd Hayne and Luke Lewis facing a trip to the judiciary on Tuesday night, and Michael Weyman (groin), Beau Scott (adductor) and Josh Dugan (knee) battling injury, Blues selectors named an extended squad for the first time in the 30-year history of Origin. New faces in the squad for this series included Canberra fullback Dugan, Cronulla pair Paul Gallen and Trent Barrett, St George Illawarra backrower Beau Scott, Parramatta forward Nathan Hindmarsh, North Queensland Cowboys enforcer Luke O'Donnell and Manly co-captain Jason King. Canterbury-Bankstown halfback Kimmorley and Manly prop Josh Perry appeared to be dropped on form, while Sea Eagles pair Jamie Lyon and Anthony Watmough were omitted due to injury.
Sam Thaiday takes you inside the QLD Maroons origin camp as they prepare to take on the NSW Blues in Game 1 to be played at ANZ Stadium, Sydney. Queensland are aiming for a record 5 consecutive 'State of Origin' titles.
NOT The Footy Show Episode 20: Waz is joined by a not so special guest (his brother) Russ, for their State of Origin 2010 NSW Blues Game One Team Reaction Video - Uploaded May 17, 2010. Weve got plenty more NRL Talk in the NOT The Footy Show Podcast so check out itunes.apple.com for the analysis from this video plus our NRL Round 11 Preview & Review of Round 10. What's on NOT The Footy Show Podcast Episode 21? | The audio of this very NSW Blues Video Reaction Episode | Part Two of What's it like to be a fly on the wall when four blokes watch a Test Match? | Plenty of Round 10 Moments and our unique take on them | Some Big Talking Points from this week | Updated NRL Tweet Player of the Year Leaderboard | Twitter Time - We answer Questions from the followers of the NRL Tweet | Plus all our Tips & Previews of NRL Round 11, Our tipping records so far, Our Special Fried Rice Picks for Round 11 & some cutting edge Fantasy NRL Talk. We guarantee you wont get your moneys worth. Waz & Nic NOT THE FOOTY SHOW Subscribe via iTunes to the podcast HERE: itunes.apple.com For more info on the Sideline Challenge for Kick-Off 2010 - check out www.wdnicolson.blogspot.com or follow us on Twitter @ NRLTweet - http
Canterbury-Bankstown young gun Jamal Idris is the shock selection in the New South Wales team for the opening Origin clash against Queensland on May 26. The 19-year-old giant was picked to make a big impact off the bench as Blues selectors ignored the three-try performacne of Panthers star Michael Jennings on Sunday to go with experienced pair Matt Cooper and Timana Tahu in the centres. Tahu, who returned to play for Parramatta after two seasons with the NSW Waratahs and Wallabies, will play his first Origin game since 2006. Selectors have moved him from his usual left side to the right, where he will have the huge task of containing Maroons champion Greg Inglis. As expected, Manly co-captain Jamie Lyon has been named at five-eighth for the ANZ Stadium clash despite playing in his preferred position of centre with the Sea Eagles. Despite the selectors declaring they would stay loyal to the players who delivered the Blues a 28-16 victory in game three at Suncorp Stadium last year, they have made seven changes to that side. Gone are Jennings and Josh Morris, five-eighth Trent Barrett, prop Justin Poore and interchange forward Glenn Stewart, while winger David Williams (shoulder) and utility Craig Wing (Japanese rugby union) are unavailable. There was also no room for Cronulla Test forward Paul Gallen or bad boys Greg Bird, Todd Carney and Willie Mason. Kurt Gidley has seen off the challenge of winger Jarryd Hayne to retain the fullback position and the captaincy of the side ...
NOT The Footy Show steps up the plate and gives you our own NSW State of Origin teams... these are the 17 we'd pick - not the ones we think that NSW selectors will pick. If we tried to pick the team the selectors would pick we might as admit to defeat before the series is even played... as four straight Queensland Maroons victories indicate. We want to hear your team! Also NOT The Footy Show has branched into Podcasting - tiny.cc Subscribe today, regret your decision tomorrow. Each week's podcast is an EXTENDED audio version of our YouTube Video - certainly worth one listen, if not two. Comment here on YouTube or at The NRL Tweet (www.twitter.com or www.wdnicolson.blogspot.com We filmed this on Thursday April 22 - so obviously Aiden Tolman & Josh Morris are under severe injury clouds for Origin I after getting hurt in Round 7. And if you can read dates - you'd know we didn't know this as the video was filmed PRIOR to Round 7. Our Round 8 Preview Video (Episode 17) will be up Wednesday afternoon... Cheers, Waz & Nic NOT The Footy Show http
The action keeps coming from the Super 14 as the NSW Waratahs host the Auckland Blues.
The Fuelers at the 2010 Australian Blues Music Festival Goulburn NSW Australia
Kate Meehan and Skip Landy at the 2010 Australian Blues Music Festival Goulburn NSW Australia
Kate Meehan and Skip Landy at the 2010 Australian Blues Music Festival Goulburn NSW Australia
A sensational hundred by Shaun Marsh helped the Warriors post a daunting 198 for one against the NSW Blues at the WACA on Tuesday
www.bushrangers.com.au Jan 2 2010 - The DEC Bushrangers defeat the NSW Speedblitz Blues in one of the best Twenty20 games of all time! Experience the thrilling final 3 overs of the match as if you were siting on the boundary with the DEC Victorian Bushrangers. Our camera's show the tense dying moments and the following celebration as the mighty Vics over-power the NSW SpeedBlitz Blues
Hughes' 71 and Steven Smith's four-wicket haul helped the NSW Blues register a 31-run victory over the Tasmanian Tigers.
John Hall on Guitar and Vocals, Jason Winter on Bass, Brian Rapsey on harmonica. Recorded live at the Empire Cinema in Bowral in 2009
The Pigs at the Sydney Blues Festival 2009 Windsor NSW Australia
The Pigs at the Sydney Blues Festival 2009 Windsor NSW Australia
Pete Cornelius and the DeVilles at the Sydney Blues Festival 2009 Windsor NSW Australia
Johnny Green's Blues Cowboys at the Sydney Blues Festival 2009 Windsor NSW Australia
Alison Penney at the Sydney Blues Festival 2009 Windsor NSW Australia
Package of Sixes hit in the Final between Trinidad & Tobago v/s NSW Blues
Final of CLT20-2009, between Trinidad & Tobago v/s NSW Blues, played at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium ,Hyderabad, Match Result: NSW Blues won by 41 runs .
Description: 1st Semifinal of CLT20-2009, between VICTORIA BUSHRANGERS v/s NSW BLUES, played at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi, Match Result: NSW Blues won by 79 runs.
NSW Blues Win Against Victoria Bushrangers -- The Champions League Semifinal -- Winning Moment
Kim Churchill at the 2009 Great Southern Blues and Rockabilly Festival Narooma NSW Australia
Eric Sardinas at the 2009 Great Southern Blues and Rockabilly Festival Narooma NSW Australia
Chris Duarte at the 2009 Great Southern Blues and Rockabilly Festival Narooma NSW Australia
Candye Kane at the 2009 Great Southern Blues and Rockabilly Festival Narooma NSW Australia
Package of Sixes hit in the match between SOMERSET v/s NSW BLUES
Eighteenth Match of CLT20-2009, between SOMERSET v/s NSW BLUES, played at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium ,Hyderabad, Match Result: NSW Blues win by 6 wickets.
Kieron Pollard was rewarded with MOM for amazing inning of 54 runs from 18 balls
Package of Sixes hit in the match between TRINIDAD & TOBAGO v/s NSW BLUES
Match of CLT20-2009, between TRINIDAD & TOBAGO v/s NSW BLUES, played at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium ,Hyderabad, Match Result: TRINIDAD & TOBAGO win by 4 wickets.
Moises Henriques won MOM for his all round performance. He contributed 51 runs from 33 balls and took 3 wickets from 4 overs .
Sixth Match of CLT20-2009, between NSW Blues & Sussex Sharks , played at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi, Match Result: NSW Blues won by 35 runs.
All sixes hit in the second match (DIAMOND EAGLES Vs NSW BLUES) of the tournament
S Katich of NSW Blues won MOM award with a 53 runs innings(6 fours and 2 sixes) from 42 balls.
Second Match highlights of CLT20-2009, played between Diamond Eagles & New South Wales Blues at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi, Match Winner- NSW Blues
The Japanese send their team selections to Chairman of NSW selecters Hitler after NSW's defeat after State of Origin II 2009.
this movie i made is all about the blues, espcially the players. So i hope u like it
Channel 9 Footage of the SOO game 3 all the way up too the end, where Creagh pushes Hodges. If you look closely, Thaiday pumbles over Watmough in the end lol :P
BEACHHEAD performing the last song of the day with friends Ali Penney (keyboards), Jill 'Buttercup' Tweedie (vocals) and the legendary Phil Manning (guitar). The rest of the band are Rod BEACHHEAD Jeffery (vocals/leader), Gary 'GUITAR' Dale (guitar), Raoul Hawkins (bass guitar) and Adam...
StringyBark McDowell at the Australian Blues Music Festival Goulburn NSW Australia 2009 singing an old Muddy Puddles song
Andrew Winton at the Australian Blues Music Festival Goulburn NSW Australia 2009
good try by the NSW BLUES SOO 1 2008
Hillarious drunk man next to me runs onto the field, invades powerade cooler and starts throwing powerade bottles at the crowd. You are a legend hope the fine wasn't too much
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