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'Four got on the field with around seven minutes to go and then we had another large group around fulltime and just after the final whistle,' he told AAP. However, Sky Stadium chief executive Shane Harmon revealed the dangerous side of the light-hearted tradition. The invasions delighted the 16,676-strong crowd, with cheers as the fans avoided security with side steps and jagged runs across the field. 'He came on a very unusual part of the field, so he got through the first line of security and then it took a little while to stop him.The match was delayed by several minutes as security attempted to wrangle the fans off the pitch.

'We're disappointed that it happened, but it happens in sport from time to time. 'There is a possibly he could be charged with a number of other offences including resisting arrest and entering the field of play but that's still to be determined,' Stanley said. Stadium spokesperson Arthur Stanley said the offender could face further sanctions. 'I was disappointed we didn't get a set of six.' 'I didn't know what the rule was - it was fifth tackle, I knew a try wouldn't be allowed.

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'It was fourth or fifth tackle and they got the scrum feed with a full set of six with only two or three minutes left in the game. 'It was tough for us because of the ruling at the time,' NSW skipper Robbie Farah said. The Maroons were awarded a scrum feed after the intervention of the video referee, which all but killed off NSW's chances of snatching a late try. 'It's silly, it's ridiculous that it does happen in modern sport.' 'We didn't get the decision we wanted but we got another set of six on their tryline that helped us. 'It was disruptive, it cost us a try,' Meninga said. Queensland coach Mal Meninga could afford to laugh off the incident, but it would have been very different had his side been trailing at the time. Holmwood faces a fine of up to $5500 and possible lifetime ban from the venue. NSW back-rower Ryan Hoffman was impeded as he tripped over Holmwood, Matt Scott scoring only to have what would have been his first Origin try and the match-winner taken off him. It was only after he fell that security managed to catch hold of the Holmwood, who NRL officials believe is the same man that ran onto the field when Wests Tigers played the Warriors in an NRL finals game in 2011. While Holmwood, who is originally from Nelson, showed a good turn of pace, his run exposed some lax security at the venue. 'I just wanted to make it interesting but I stuffed up Origin. 'It all happened so quickly, I don't know what was going through my head,' he said. 'I'm sorry, I apologise about what happened, am I in trouble now?', Holmwood asked a reporter from Sydney's Daily Telegraph last night.

His action didn't affect the result but could have had untold impact had the Blues managed to somehow snatch victory late in the game. Wati Holmwood, 33, removed his clothing and ran almost the length of the field at ANZ Stadium last night, tripping just short of the tryline in an adventure which cost Queensland a try two minutes from fulltime. Photo Getty ImagesA streaker who threatened to halt State of Origin's greatest dynasty is a Kiwi, who by his own admission 'stuffed up' and is sorry. Streaker Wati Holmwood runs on to the field in the final minutes of the of Origin match between New South Wales and Queensland at ANZ Stadium in Sydney.

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