Kylie Hilder doesn't want vindication for controversial halves call: Origin Presser | NRL on Nine

New South Wales Sky Blues coach Kylie Hilder and co-captain Isabelle Kelly have addressed the media after their win over the Queensland Maroons in Game 1 of the 2024 Women's State of Origin. The NSW coach was asked about feeling a sense of vindication after her controversial halves decision. Subscribe 👉 bit.ly/2lvAJT2 NRL News👉 bit.ly/2mPWIV9
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[@lewiswilson7237]

Watched the game from France. Absolutely fantastic match. Skill, power and great teams spirits. Bring on game 2!!

[@vinhkhanhtran1916]

Great coach 👍👍👍

[@ianhilditch9593]

The halves had bugger all to do with that win. Outside backs and forwards too powerful. Brigginshaw an anchor for QLD. They looked their most dangerous when she was off the field. Any advantage QLD had in the halves battle was nullified by the old and slow Captain.

[@SidKneeGeo]

yeah the blues!!

[@manmountain3205]

To be honest the halves didn't play well, the others played really well and won that game

[@whitebuffulo]

Coach sounds like lockyer

[@matthewwardle7701]

who cares

[@bridgetwhite6243]

clearly you champ bc you're here commenting x

[@KRM85]

Bro doesn't like watching women...bro is gay

[@Gamminn]

Go girls