POLL: Lone voice tips against the Blues: kids' consensus says Queensland 'unstoppable'

By Luke Schuyler
Updated May 28 2014 - 8:55am, first published 4:00am
GO THE BLUES: Catherine McAuley Catholic Primary School students (back) Jack Martyr, Lachlan Wykes, Nicholas Bennett, Henry Patterson, Patrick Haydon, Arnie Tancred, Timmy Simpson, Agieg Aluk, Hamish Gibson, Justin Smith, Hugh Vaughan, (front) Judah Bennie, Oliver Connaughton, James George, Kallum Sullivan, Henry Madigan, Jacob Wooding and Charlie Sutton did their best to impersonate their State Of Origin heroes at yesterday’s David Peachey Shield and Russell Richardson Cup rugby league carnival. Photo: LUKE SCHUYLER                                                                                                                                 0527lscathmac
GO THE BLUES: Catherine McAuley Catholic Primary School students (back) Jack Martyr, Lachlan Wykes, Nicholas Bennett, Henry Patterson, Patrick Haydon, Arnie Tancred, Timmy Simpson, Agieg Aluk, Hamish Gibson, Justin Smith, Hugh Vaughan, (front) Judah Bennie, Oliver Connaughton, James George, Kallum Sullivan, Henry Madigan, Jacob Wooding and Charlie Sutton did their best to impersonate their State Of Origin heroes at yesterday’s David Peachey Shield and Russell Richardson Cup rugby league carnival. Photo: LUKE SCHUYLER 0527lscathmac

IT’S one of the most fierce rivalries in Australian sport and captivates millions of Australians every year.

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