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The art of dropping a champion

James Tedesco's poor form carried into Origin I, so Tom believes Freddy Fittler should have made the big call and dropped him. Photo: AAP.
By Tom Canfell

By the time this article is published we will know the Queensland and New South Wales teams for State of […]

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