by A “rather annoyed” Mary’s captain Cameron Munster returns to the camp barely 24 hours before this year after the death of his father after the death of his father, since he continues to deal with the emotional tribute.
Munster left his teammates on Sunday to return to Rockhampton to spend time with his mother and sister after his father Steven died suddenly, and the 18th man Reece Walsh presented in one of the most important training sessions before the game for the five-night.
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Munster, who was appointed player of the game as captain of Queensland in his first game as captain of Queensland, will return to the last training session of the maroons on Tuesday afternoon, although coach Billy Slater announced that he could not participate.
“He has been pretty upset in the past few days, but in the past few days he has been where he has to be,” he said.
Despite the tragic circumstances, Slater said that he had not taken into account any eventual liability if his captain could not play, but warned that Munster is “no switch” to the flip to concentrate on the game.
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“With Munich there was a little uncertainty [Munster] On Sunday morning, when I was sitting in his room, he was sure that he was playing on Wednesday evening, ”said Slater.
“He didn’t have many answers for many other things, but he gave me pretty straight.”
The coach said that the high -ranking players of the squad appeared in Munster’s absence in a “sad and dark” camp, and the entire team should get a “big boost” because they saw how they passed their captain.
Slater, whose father Ron died in January, said that he couldn’t say much to Munster, his former team -mate in the storm. “There are no real words that fix some of it,” he said.
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The death of Munster’s father has alleviated the normally fiery structure for a state of origin.
Blues coach Laurie Daley said that he was not sure how the maroons would react, but expressed sympathy for the Munster family.
“You only notice how life can change pretty quickly, and there are more sensible things than a Footy game, and I think that brings everything into the right perspective,” said Daley.
NSW Halfback Nathan Cleary manages a groin injury and will not score goals for the blues, and Daley said Zac Lomax, who took two out of five in game – will keep the job.
The coach confirmed the winger Brian, and Prop Payne Haas would both be at the game on Wednesday evening at the Accor Stadium in Sydney.
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On Monday, the team trained, although a kneeching against Canterbury was picked up two weeks ago. He wore a compression association around the left knee when he went on Tuesday morning with his teammates at Homebush.
Haas managed a back injury and the employees had planned to prepare for limited tasks.
Captain Isaah Yeo said they both deserved the right to play even though she was not completely fit.
“Payne and Biz [To’o] Were questions, but that was the entire campaign for them so far, “he said.
The blues hope to keep the sign after defeating Queensland in Brisbane last year.
