The_Patriot
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Can only improve. Very good decision to move him to centre.
OFFICIAL Moses Mbye [Discussion]
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momo_amp_medo
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Liked what I saw from him last night.
But really did we have the other centre on the field?
But really did we have the other centre on the field?
diedpretty
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He had a good game last night but i was surprised how slow he was when he made that break in the first half that led to Nofos try. Cowboys ran him down easily. I was also disappointed that not one WT player was backing up - it looked crazy on tv - Mbye out on his own with about 7 cowboys mowing him down and no WT players in the frame.
Madge
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@diedpretty I said the same thing in the live game thread. He seems a lot slower this year and I cant figure out why, I was thinking maybe its the knee injury he suffered earlier in the year.
Whether it was the 'demotion' from starting fullback, or just the positional change, he went very well - I mean close to man of the match well!
I like how Madge is trying to get more energy in our attack by having Thomo at the back and Mbye certainly made a point of getting involved.
Wouldn't be too concerned about his pace. Jennings on the other hand...
I like how Madge is trying to get more energy in our attack by having Thomo at the back and Mbye certainly made a point of getting involved.
Wouldn't be too concerned about his pace. Jennings on the other hand...
Madge
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@barra Jennings needs to drop a lot of KGs, he has come to us overweight and the only benefit we are getting from him at the moment is that he is good under the high ball.
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Jessica
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I just noticed a HUGE tackle at centre that Mbye laid on Hess when he would’ve strolled over un-touched during the 1st half. Was before they scored their first and kept his confidence down for the rest of the game (until injury). Thought mbye was fantastic
mike
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@diedpretty said in [Moses Mbye](/post/1024155) said:
Our support play is a big part of our problem and why we don’t score more points. How many times this year have we seen a player make a break and they are looking around for support and there is nobody within cooee of them. I would suggest at least twice a game if not more.
Harvey
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His defence was good, but I do not think that centre is his best position. I would prefer him at fullback to Thompson, but his performance in the centres shows how little depth we actually have there
Maroons star Moses Mbye has had a horrifying brush with death after a hotel-room collapse that has rocked the Queensland team ahead of Origin II tomorrow night.
The Sunday Mail can reveal Queensland team doctor Matt Hislop has saved Mbye’s life after the utility went into anaphylactic shock on Friday morning in a terrifying ordeal that has stunned the close-knit Maroons team.
Without the quick thinking of one of Australia’s leading sports medicos, Mbye has been told he would be dead.
The near-fatality represents one of the most distressing incidents in State of Origin’s 39-year history.
Anaphylaxis is a potentially life-threatening, severe allergic reaction, usually to foods or insects, that can cause death within 15 minutes.
Incredibly, Mbye has told Queensland coach Kevin Walters he will play in Origin II – just 48 hours after fearing he would die.
Queensland hierarchy have confirmed to The Sunday Mail that they have filed a Critical Incident Report with senior management at their team hotel.
Mbye’s mysterious collapse occurred around 10.30am on Friday morning during Queensland’s day off.
Hislop found Mbye slumped on the floor unconscious outside his hotel-room door after the 25-year-old father-of-three made an emergency call to him, only to pass out within seconds.
Carrying a first-aid kit, Hislop immediately used an EpiPen, an anti-allergy injection device containing a man-made version of adrenaline to revive the stricken Mbye.
The Queensland rookie understands he had only a few minutes left to live after his airways closed over when Hislop arrived on the scene to treat him.
Hislop was staying on the same floor as Mbye and raced to his aid, giving him an injection of epinephrine to his upper leg to save his life.
Queensland players have been made aware of Mbye’s collapse, while the Wests Tigers skipper has relayed the news to his wife.
Mbye has told Queensland’s medical team he has no allergies and has never before suffered anaphylactic shock from any allergy-related incidents.
The Noosa Pirates junior will undergo tests after Origin II when he returns home to Sydney as Queensland doctors attempt to explain his sudden collapse.
Despite feeling weak for most of Friday, Mbye trained with his Queensland teammates at Saturday’s captain’s run and is adamant he will play his second Origin game before a sellout crowd of 60,000 at Perth’s Optus Stadium.
Speaking at his captain’s run press conference, Queensland coach Kevin Walters backed Mbye to play a key interchange role as the Maroons’ super-sub after his seven-minute debut in Origin I.
“We have a lot of confidence in what Moses can bring,” he said.
“Moses had just a little window of opportunity in Game One, we know he is a terrific player at club level, he showed that he could handle the step up in class albeit for short period of time.
“But he will be ready to go when we need him.”
https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/nrl/state-of-origin/maroons-utility-moses-mbye-goes-into-anaphylactic-shock-in-hotel/news-story/d82e4bf001308e540b83f4ef20a7d8da?fbclid=IwAR3k4GmSrGI40foR0nsb-U_cs-OOAvd-ZAG2sV_1GxRkty0fcODQA64AqYA
The Sunday Mail can reveal Queensland team doctor Matt Hislop has saved Mbye’s life after the utility went into anaphylactic shock on Friday morning in a terrifying ordeal that has stunned the close-knit Maroons team.
Without the quick thinking of one of Australia’s leading sports medicos, Mbye has been told he would be dead.
The near-fatality represents one of the most distressing incidents in State of Origin’s 39-year history.
Anaphylaxis is a potentially life-threatening, severe allergic reaction, usually to foods or insects, that can cause death within 15 minutes.
Incredibly, Mbye has told Queensland coach Kevin Walters he will play in Origin II – just 48 hours after fearing he would die.
Queensland hierarchy have confirmed to The Sunday Mail that they have filed a Critical Incident Report with senior management at their team hotel.
Mbye’s mysterious collapse occurred around 10.30am on Friday morning during Queensland’s day off.
Hislop found Mbye slumped on the floor unconscious outside his hotel-room door after the 25-year-old father-of-three made an emergency call to him, only to pass out within seconds.
Carrying a first-aid kit, Hislop immediately used an EpiPen, an anti-allergy injection device containing a man-made version of adrenaline to revive the stricken Mbye.
The Queensland rookie understands he had only a few minutes left to live after his airways closed over when Hislop arrived on the scene to treat him.
Hislop was staying on the same floor as Mbye and raced to his aid, giving him an injection of epinephrine to his upper leg to save his life.
Queensland players have been made aware of Mbye’s collapse, while the Wests Tigers skipper has relayed the news to his wife.
Mbye has told Queensland’s medical team he has no allergies and has never before suffered anaphylactic shock from any allergy-related incidents.
The Noosa Pirates junior will undergo tests after Origin II when he returns home to Sydney as Queensland doctors attempt to explain his sudden collapse.
Despite feeling weak for most of Friday, Mbye trained with his Queensland teammates at Saturday’s captain’s run and is adamant he will play his second Origin game before a sellout crowd of 60,000 at Perth’s Optus Stadium.
Speaking at his captain’s run press conference, Queensland coach Kevin Walters backed Mbye to play a key interchange role as the Maroons’ super-sub after his seven-minute debut in Origin I.
“We have a lot of confidence in what Moses can bring,” he said.
“Moses had just a little window of opportunity in Game One, we know he is a terrific player at club level, he showed that he could handle the step up in class albeit for short period of time.
“But he will be ready to go when we need him.”
https://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/nrl/state-of-origin/maroons-utility-moses-mbye-goes-into-anaphylactic-shock-in-hotel/news-story/d82e4bf001308e540b83f4ef20a7d8da?fbclid=IwAR3k4GmSrGI40foR0nsb-U_cs-OOAvd-ZAG2sV_1GxRkty0fcODQA64AqYA
StarswithStripes
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Bloody hell that is some near miss. Sounds like he is OK if he has trained since. It’s a fine line we tread sometimes. All the best Moses!
Crikey... Glad he's ok.
Breaking news ehh.
Glad he's OK.
He should be fine for 8 mins in game 2.
Glad he's OK.
He should be fine for 8 mins in game 2.
happy_tiger
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@Demps said in [Maroons utility Moses Mbye goes into anaphylactic shock in hotel](/post/1026083) said:
Scary stuff for Moses and the Qld camp
Lucky he was around someone who knew what to do
GNR4LIFE
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That’s pretty scary. Good thing the Doc wasn’t out and about, seeing as it was a day off.
Thought it was a gee up at first.
Glad alls good
Glad alls good
TheDaBoss
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Holy Sheet
glad its ag
glad its ag
851
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He will need to do some allergic reaction tests to avoid a repeat, glad you are all right champ
@851 said in [Maroons utility Moses Mbye goes into anaphylactic shock in hotel](/post/1026096) said:
He will need a lot of tests to see what caused it and he was lucky to have immediate assistance available.Pleased he is ok but it will be anxious time for him and his family until they can identify the problem
