NSW were hammered 8-0 in a first-half Origin penalty blitz. Here’s why it won’t happen again ()

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NSW were hammered 8-0 in a first-half Origin penalty blitz. Here’s why it won’t happen again

Laurie Daley met referees boss Jared Maxwell during the week to seek an explanation for the lopsided penalty count in Origin II.

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