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Billy Slater steps down as Maroons coach: ‘One of the most rewarding things I’ve done’

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Billy Slater has announced his resignation as the Queensland State of Origin coach after a five-year tenure. During his time leading the Maroons, Slater secured victory in three of the five series contested. He described the experience as one of the most rewarding endeavors of his career.

Following the announcement, discussions have emerged regarding potential successors, with Smith, Ballin, Thurston, and Te’o identified as candidates. Additionally, Slater addressed ongoing speculation regarding his future, explicitly ruling out the possibility of succeeding Craig Bellamy as a head coach.

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Guardian Sport (GB) Focuses on his coaching record and potential list of successors.
The Age (Melbourne, Australia) (AU) Highlights his denial of rumors regarding a future coaching role.
Read the full story at the source Guardian Sport · GB
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