Get ready, footy fans! Laurie Daley is back in the coach's box for NSW, and he's got big plans to return the Blues to glory! 🏉💙
In a stunning turn of events that’s got footy fans buzzing from Bondi to the Blue Mountains, Laurie Daley has been officially reappointed as the New South Wales State of Origin coach. After a lengthy stint on the sidelines and a string of Queensland victories, Daley is back to reignite the Blues’ passion and rekindle their winning ways. The NSW Rugby League (NSWRL) made the announcement after the previous coach, Michael Maguire, decided to join the Broncos. Talk about a coaching shuffle in the lead-up to 2025!
Daley’s return marks a significant move for the Blues as they strive to recover from a challenging period. The Raiders legend, known for his strategic acumen and fierce commitment to the game, will take on the monumental task of rallying the team in hopes of reclaiming the title. As he steps back into the role, fans and players alike are buzzing with excitement over what selection decisions he faces, not to mention how he'll fare against the relentless Maroons!
In an intriguing twist, Daley will be joined by John Strange, who’s been appointed to coach the NSW women’s Origin team, signaling a healthy dose of fresh energy in the coaching ranks. It seems that not only is the men's game getting a shake-up, but the women’s team is also set to benefit from new insights and leadership as they gear up for their own series challenges. With the combination of Daley and Strange at the helm, supporters may have reason to be optimistic!
As we gear up for the new Origin saga, let’s delve into some fun trivia: Laurie Daley coached the Blues during a famous three-peat that saw NSW dominate the series from 2016 to 2018. Did you know that during his first stint, the average crowd turnout for Origin matches skyrocketed, with millions tuning in across Australia? With this legacy to uphold, let’s hope Coach Daley can deliver yet another memorable series filled with thrilling moments, unexpected plot twists, and, most importantly of all, victories for NSW!
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