Angry Blues fans lash out AFTER a close battle Blues fans were left down and angry but not all of them were out. Chris Mummery from Penrith was furious at the mistakes made repeatedly through the game. Every time NSW get a chase they screw it up. I was confident we'd win but we can't with the bad passes and knock-ons," Mr Mummery said. Either way it was a good game. Craig Jeanes from Watsons Bay chucked his Blues scarf away in disgust in the stadium before leaving. "I'm very disappointed, I've been waiting for many, many years to see them win, it's pathetic," Mr Jeanes said. I threw my scarf away in disgust, I've had it for five years. Queensland just have it over us, their organisation, their commitment to flogging us. We just don't have that culture. I wish we did; there's no hope next year. Graham Nelson from Chipping Norton was more positive about the Blues effort. "It was a very good game, I'm happy with their performance especially Josh Dugan," Mr Nelson said. They need to spread the ball a bit more next year. Karla Carter from Coffs Harbour was happy despite the loss but said they should've taken the penalty kicks. "I thought it was fantastic, they never gave up," Mrs Carter said. They should've taken the two penalty kicks though, but it's easy to say that at the end. Next year Queensland will be a year older so we'll get them then. Not according to Queensland supporter Amanda Smith from Deception Bay who says next year is already in the bag. "Eight in a row, great job, we did it again," Mrs Smith said. We've got it in the bag next year for sure. Die hard Blues fan Simon Sutton from Balmain thought Robbie Farah was the only bright spot from the match. "83,000 people disappointed," Mr Sutton said. The halves combination, the direction, the kicking game were all horrible. Robbie Farah, Captain Courageous, did great though.