orochimaru
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Each player played for his state in which he was BORN, what would the teams look like?
Birth place is a stupid idea. What happens if your family is driving through one state on holidays and the baby comes 4-5 weeks early and it is born in the state that they are visiting?
Then fate has dictated what state the child comes from.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...irth-to-triplets/story-e6freuy9-1226381521870Sydney mother forced to fly to Brisbane to give birth to triplets
ORIGIN in lame terms means where you are born, not who you want to play for , or such.
queensland have gotten away with murder with some of the players they took
I like the idea of choosing up front. I don't profess to know the eligibility rules but what if a kid is born and grows up in Qld supporting Qld with his family and gets a scholarship when he starts high school at a league school in NSW? He's 13ish at the time and plays through to first grade with a NSW team at 20ish. He supports Qld every origin. Does that mean he has to play for NSW?
greg inglis for qld who for nsw?So have NSW. It works both ways.
greg inglis for qld who for nsw?
Seriously?
Akuila Uate and James Tamou to start with.
I don't think they are as bad because at least they chose the state where they spent most of their formative years. Inglis played senior footy in NSW, his family lives in NSW, his background is as blue as it gets.