After engineering a State of Origin ambush, Laurie Daley has delivered a scathing rebuke of his critics, suggesting there were "hidden agendas" that attempted to undermine his NSW camp.Daley, hammered publicly and privately over the Blues's form through the first two games of the series, had the last laugh last night as NSW secured a 30-12 victory at Suncorp Stadium.It is just Daley's second series win across his two stints as NSW coach.And Daley came out swinging."Some of the stuff that's been written, gee, come on," Daley said."Hopefully those blokes might have a decent look at themselves."It wasn't about the last laugh, it was just about these blokes playing the best they possibly could."And, in particular, people who have a crack when they don't even come to a training session, they won't front up to press conferences, show some balls Where are they now?"Daley is uncontracted with the Blues beyond this year and did not indicate whether he would seek an extension with the NSWRL.He did not reference any particular reporter by name or a specific story, but the most provocative coverage of his coaching came out in the days before Origin II, with claims that players were unmotivated by his pre-game speeches."I think it was unnecessary, and there were hidden agendas