Dragons veteran De Belin to quit club and join NRL rival
The Dragons’ longest-serving current player, Jack de Belin, is set to quit the club at the end of the season to join an NRL rival in 2026.
The Dragons’ longest-serving current player, Jack de Belin, is set to quit the club at the end of the season to join an NRL rival in 2026.
It’s the controversial rule which denied Lachlan Galvin Dally M Rookie of the Year honours in 2024. These are the players ineligible through suspension and the rookie who was out of the race before he got to the NRL.
St George Illawarra tryscorer Tyrell Sloan is free to explore his future at a rival club despite being contracted with the Red V until the end of 2026.
He was the golden point hero when he met the Dragons earlier this season, but Zac Lomax faces a new challenge when he returns to Wollongong in enemy colours, with the Eels star ready to embrace a hostile reception.
A star Dragon has risked the wrath of his coach after bringing back his controversial “banned” try celebration against the Titans.
Lachlan Ilias helped the Dragons stun the Storm earlier this season, and his coach wants him to play like that more consistently.
The player agent of under-fire Dragons halfback Lachlan Ilias believes his client has just “two or three” games to save his spot in the side.
The NRL future of a Dragons forward is up in the air due to repeated head knocks, the latest suffered in his comeback game in the NSW Cup.
Former Dragons star Zac Lomax has got one over on his old team, as Parramatta claimed their first win of the season in the first golden point match of the year.
Shane Flanagan’s post-game comments about Lachlan Ilias missed the mark, but the Dragons coach immediately apologised to his new halfback.
Clint Gutherson feels bad for his former Eels teammates and what they’re going through, but there’s no time for sentiment against his former side.
Dragons coach Shane Flanagan has praised his team’s desperation in defence, as they pulled off a historic upset, securing back-to-back wins over the Storm for the first time since 1999.
Despite his spine failing to ice a late lead against South Sydney, Dragons coach Shane Flanagan is sticking solid with his four main men.
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