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Canberra Raiders lock Corey Horsburgh isn't just making up the numbers.
Queensland coach Billy Slater will have no hesitation to use the fiery redhead in State of Origin II if needed.
Horsburgh is one step closer to making his Origin debut after being named 19th man for the Maroons on Monday.
Canberra Raiders lock Corey Horsburgh is one step closer to making his State of Origin debut after being named 19th man for Queensland.
The fiery redhead will go into Maroons camp this week ahead of Origin II - at Lang Park next Wednesday - with the home side looking to wrap the series up.
Horsburgh, along with his fellow Raiders, was set to have the week off with the Green Machine enjoying the bye this weekend.
As well as losing their State of Origin players, Melbourne will be without captain Christian Welch this weekend after he was suspended for his hip-drop style tackle in the Storm's demolition of Cronulla.
The one-match ban dashed Welch's hopes of being promoted from Queensland's 19th man to the playing side for Game II of the series, where the Maroons have the chance to secure the shield with a match in hand.
An ankle injury to Jai Arrow opened a spot in the middle forwards for the clash at Suncorp Stadium on June 21, but given the form of rival props Mo Fotuaika and Corey Horsburgh, the...