Queensland picks same 17-man squad for Origin decider Queensland's selectors and coach Mal Meninga have named an unchanged side for the State of Origin decider in Sydney next Wednesday night. LAST Origin? Justin Hodges at Queensland Origin training. MAROONS coach Mal Meninga has backed the same winning team to deliver Queensland their eighth consecutive State of Origin series. Meninga announced his Origin III side in Rockhampton this morning, naming the 17 that beat the Blues 26-6 in Game Two at Suncorp Stadium. While the Blues have several injury concerns, including key forwards Paul Gallen and Greg Bird, Queensland enter camp with a clean bill of health. The team's 18th man will be New Zealand Warriors prop Jacob Lillyman while Melbourne Storm centre Will Chambers will join the team in Sydney to gain camp experience. Meninga said the Blues injury concerns would not disrupt them ahead of next Wednesday. ``We had those same concerns in Game Three last year and named a 20-man team but we handled it well and I'm sure they will," he said. ``We have the weight of expectation. Our preparation will be around making sure we play well. ``Everyone is fit and healthy which allows us to get off to the week quickly. ``We have the combinations and continuity. It is an advantage. ``We haven't done well in Sydney for a few years now. ``It will come down to attitude. The Maroons will head to a Barrier Reef Isalnd off Rockhapton this afternoon for a bonding camp before settling in Coolum tomorrow. Queensland squad: Billy Slater, Darius Boyd, Greg Inglis, Justin Hodges, Brent Tate, Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk, Matt Scott, Cameron Smith (capt), Nate Myles, Chris McQueen, Sam Thaiday, Corey Parker.