Savage blow as rookie’s debut ruined
Canberra bombed out yet again in a dire second half, but even that was overshadowed by one of the most bizarre stuff-ups seen in an NRL game.
Canberra bombed out yet again in a dire second half, but even that was overshadowed by one of the most bizarre stuff-ups seen in an NRL game.
19-year-old rookie Xavier Savage has become the NRL debutant that should never have been after a blunder on the sideline.
Matt Dufty is battling a shoulder injury but could play against Canberra on Saturday according to Dragons coach Anthony Griffin.
News Corey Norman isn’t wanted for 2022 couldn’t have come at a worse time for the Dragons, suffering a humiliating defeat to the Bulldogs.
ST GEORGE Illawarra’s new-look halves combination have played just three games together but Ben Hunt and Kurt Mann insist they have nothing to fear ahead of clash with South Sydney.
ZAC Lomax is the unknown rookie who has been tasked with trying to do something the rest of the competition has failed with – stop South Sydney’s potent left edge.
COACH Daniel Lacey says the St George Illawarra Dragons need to emulate the Warriors to beat them when the two clubs meet in round two of the NRL women’s premiership.
PAUL McGregor’s decision to axe Matt Dufty to the bench two games before the finals left many in the game scratching their heads. It can now be revealed McGregor made the decision out of concern for his young star.
GREG Inglis admits he is still sore from a bruising encounter with Melbourne Storm but a unique flotation session has the Souths centre ready to take whatever St George Illawarra can throw at him.
ST George Illawarra lock Jack de Belin concedes his busted ankle won’t fully recover but he is determined to defy the pain to play South Sydney in Saturday’s semi-final.
FIND out who won the centre dual at the Dragons and who Cronulla will turn to in an effort replace Wade Graham and continue their premiership charge. FULL WEEK TWO NRL FINALS TEAMS
JAMES Graham and Sam Burgess don’t see what they do on the field as a battle but it sure as hell looks like one. The two Englishmen are mates off field, as they’re quick to tell you whenever the rivalry comes up.
SHE’S battered and bruised but speedster Jessica Sergis is a step closer to playing for the Dragons against the Warriors on Saturday after passing her first test after a game-day concussion.
HE’S only 18 and has just two NRL starts to his name. But that won’t stop Paul McGregor from throwing Zac Lomax the nightmare job of marking up on Greg Inglis this week.
Original URL: https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/nrl/teams/dragons/page/196