Munster says he won’t crack if NSW turn up heat in game two | phillutton78
Cameron Munster says NSW will be wasting their time if they think they can get under his skin in Perth as the Maroons prepare to head west to try to wrap up the State of Origin series on Sunday.
“I like what he brings – competitive and aggression – we’ve had our fair share of tits and tats with each other,” Munster said of Martin. “They’ll come out and try and take my head off, or do things that aren’t usually done.” “In previous years I’ve probably been known [to let it] get under my skin and be a lot more, how do I explain, not grubby, but do things I wouldn’t normally do,” Munster said. “I’m not that kind of person but it shows in pressure games when things come out the top of your head.“I know they’re going to be coming for me; I will have a lot more heat coming for me ... I just [need to] play calm footy.
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