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Slater’s candid admission as coaching future remains clouded
Billy Slater says he still doesn’t know if he’ll coach Queensland next year but admits the job “would be hard to walk away from”.
Speaking on Nine’s The Sunday Footy Show in the wake of the 30-12 loss to NSW in the State of Origin decider, the legendary fullback also heaped praise on the much-maligned Laurie Daley.
Slater is trying to come to terms with losing two deciders at Suncorp Stadium in three years.
The 43-year-old, who has won three of five series since taking over as Maroons coach in 2022, was asked by NSW icon Andrew Johns if he would go around again next year.
Slater on coaching future, support for Daley
Queensland coach Billy Slater addresses his State of Origin future and heaps praise on NSW mentor Laurie Daley.
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Queensland coach sees positives despite Origin series loss
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