Former NSW coach Phil Gould says NSW back-rower Liam Martin should “unleash” his impact earlier in the State of Origin decider. Across reports, Gould argues that Martin’s performance needs to be front-loaded rather than delayed until later in the match. The recommendation centres on Martin taking more initiative from the outset, with the expectation that his early effort will shape NSW’s forward work and influence the game’s momentum. All three outlets present the same core message from Gould: Martin is the player he wants to see working at a higher intensity from the beginning, so the Blues can apply pressure sooner in the contest. The articles frame Gould’s comments as guidance for how NSW can maximise Martin’s strengths in the decisive match, rather than as a dispute about selection or tactics beyond his specific call to begin strongly. The reports do not add conflicting details about the broader team strategy or other players’ roles.
Phil Gould urges Liam Martin to start fast in Origin decider
Former NSW coach Phil Gould says NSW back-rower Liam Martin should “unleash” his impact earlier in the State of Origin decider. Across reports, Gould argues that Martin’s performance needs to be front...
- Phil Gould is calling for Liam Martin to start strongly in the State of Origin decider.
- Gould says Martin should front-load his effort rather than peak later.
- Martin is identified as an NSW back-rower in the match coverage.
- The comments are presented as guidance for NSW’s approach in the deciding game.
- The reports agree on the central message from Gould across multiple outlets.
Former NSW coach Phil Gould believes back-rower Liam Martin needs to front-load his effort in the State of Origin decider.
3 hours agoFormer NSW coach Phil Gould believes back-rower Liam Martin needs to front-load his effort in the State of Origin decider.
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