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Laurie Daley won’t say what he told Haumole after Origin axing. Whatever it was, it worked

Brisbane Times

June 29, 2026

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Laurie Daley won’t say what he told Haumole after Origin axing. Whatever it was, it worked

The NSW coach dropped the Manly enforcer for Origin II, but would not be drawn on what he had advised the back-rower afterwards. Olakau’atu was happy to spill the beans.

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