NSW coach Laurie Daley calls in the big names for Nissan NRL SuperCoach Finals edition The guru, Tom Sangster, speaks to 2013 NRL SuperCoach winner Darren Thompson who is now $30,000 richer. BIG match players win big games. In the Origin decider this year it was Justin Hodges who sliced through for the defining try. Last year, Cooper Cronk banged over a field goal from 40 metres out. Cronk again led the way when he was awarded the Clive Churchill medal in Melbourne's 2012 grand final win over the Canterbury Bulldogs. In short, the superstars come out to play in the NRL finals. Cam Smith (C) and Paul Gallen (R) are Laurie Daley's top picks for SuperCoach Finals. So I've based my SuperCoach Finals team around two of the greatest big-match players of the modern era - Cameron Smith and Paul Gallen. With captain earning triple points and vice captain earning double, I decided to splash out on the two best players in fantasy football to fill these positions. Brisbane's Corey Parker is not taking part in the finals, so Gal and Cam were the obvious choices. Gallen has had a week off and always fires up in big games. Heath Kelly and Supercoach guru Tom Sangster take you through who to buy, hold and sell for week one of the NRL finals. Just look at his record breaking performance in Origin II last year, where he made 27 hit ups in a performance generally regarded as the best ever in the Blue jersey. For a while now, Matty Johns has branded Cameron Smith the best big game player of all time. It's hard to argue given he has eight Origin series wins and three premierships (of which two were stripped) under his belt. Even with the big money spent on Gallen and Smith, I've managed to piece together a decent five-eighth and centre/wing combo. Heath Kelly and Tom Sangster take you through the winners and losers from Round 26 of the NRL. Given his recent SuperCoach form, Josh Reynolds is a bargain at just $219,000, which is $70,000 less than the most expensive five-eighths. He got a taste of Origin this year and I wouldn't have handed him that opportunity if I didn't think he had what it takes to perform in big games. My centre, Jamie Lyon, hasn't played rep footy for a few years, but he's dominated at Origin and Test level before and will be gunning for a third premiership ring. Of course, spending big on Smith, Gallen, Reynolds and Lyon means I've had to penny pinch my way to a full side. Wayne Ulugia has been notching a few tries on the end of an in-form backline and is the only $72,000 player guaranteed of minutes. Dylan Napa is very cheap at just $77,000 and gets a shot in the front row following a few bellringing displays in the last couple of weeks. Halfback Jeff Robson rounds out my side. I must admit, I was getting very short on cash at this stage, but Robson stood out given he guided Parramatta to within one win of a premiership a few years back. My team for finals week one: HOOKER: Cameron Smith, FRONT ROW: Dylan Napa, BACK ROW: Paul Gallen, HALFBACK: Jeff Robson, FIVE-EIGHTH: Josh Reynolds, CENTRE/WING: Jamie Lyon, FULLBACK: Wayne Ulugia.