B-Train
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In almost all other competitions in the world, in a series where it is best of 3, 5, or 7 etc, every time if one team wins the series the last game or games aren't played because the other team can't win.
So why, in Origin and in a sport where NRL clubs provide Origin teams with players in a dead rubber, is the dead rubber eve played? Who cares? Who is even looking forward to this game?
How many players will have "injuries" and not make themselves available for this last Origin game but would have if the game was a decider? What NRL club would want one of their players to get injured in a dead rubber game?
Again, this game doesn't have to be held. Forget the fact that they have always done this. Think about the vast majority of people that don't care about this game when the series has been decided. Again, in almost every other sport and series, they don't play the games after the series has been decided so why do it here?
Who thinks they should keep it and who thinks it's stupid the way it is?
So why, in Origin and in a sport where NRL clubs provide Origin teams with players in a dead rubber, is the dead rubber eve played? Who cares? Who is even looking forward to this game?
How many players will have "injuries" and not make themselves available for this last Origin game but would have if the game was a decider? What NRL club would want one of their players to get injured in a dead rubber game?
Again, this game doesn't have to be held. Forget the fact that they have always done this. Think about the vast majority of people that don't care about this game when the series has been decided. Again, in almost every other sport and series, they don't play the games after the series has been decided so why do it here?
Who thinks they should keep it and who thinks it's stupid the way it is?