Munster inspired by attacks against Queensland coach Slater
Slater was quite surprised by Munster’s comments at a press conference after the match and showed a deeper side of one of the biggest larrikins of the game.
Despite the criticism of last week, Slater said he was comfortable in his own shoes and that he was reflected in the spirit of Queensland, who saw that he was walking around his players.
Billy Slater is sitting next to Cameron Munster at a press conference against Aaron Woods.Credit: Getty Images
“Yes, the best thing he said to me, Slat Slater said about Munster’s comments.
“Look, I know the game. I’m in the game. I understand. Sometimes things are pushed to the border, but it didn’t affect how I looked at myself.
Orum I know who these guys are, and there is a real draw about the group. Everyone is a member of this Footy team and what Queenslanders did. They do it together and I don’t talk disrespectful to another state, but they all come together and look at each other.
Munster took over the captain of Daly Cherry-Evans on Wednesday night and performed a five-star performance to repay the belief shown by former Melbourne Storm teammate.
He admitted that he didn’t feel the need to talk about Slater with his players because they all knew he had to have their coaches to have their backs.
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“Children used to see it on their phones or media, Mun Munster said.
“No matter what, at the end of the day, when someone threw jab to one of your own backyard, you stay away from the back and you want to get up and fight. We were supported by the wall.
“Nobody gave us a chance and when you did your coach Nitpicking and Jabbing, he’s not. The players who went there. He gave us a great game plan and did not carry out it in the first game. Tonight we did it in the first half.”
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