Laurie Daley stands down as NSW State of Origin coach after series victory
Laurie Daley has officially stepped down as the coach of the New South Wales State of Origin rugby team following a series victory. The NSWRL praised his contributions as both a player and a coach.
Why it matters
Daley is a high-profile figure in Australian rugby league, and his departure marks a significant transition for the state team.
Laurie Daley this year won his second State of Origin series in two stints as NSW coach. Now he is stepping down from the role. ( Getty Images: Bradley Kanaris )
NSWRL has paid tribute to Laurie Daley as a "hero" as the Blues coach officially stepped down from his role.
Daley led the Blues to an Origin series win over Queensland last month and described his job as "an honour and a privilege".
Daley won two Origin series as NSW coach in two stints in charge.
Link copied Share Share article Laurie Daley has ended speculation about his future by stepping down as NSW State of Origin coach after a series victory over Queensland.
After much speculation about his future, Daley took the expected step and announced the move in a statement from the NSWRL.
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