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Which year?? There have been a few.What about the pre grand final appearance street victory parade through Wollongong?
Which year?? There have been a few.What about the pre grand final appearance street victory parade through Wollongong?
Early 2000'sWhich year?? There have been a few.
2004Early 2000's
Doust was the architect from memory
Dragons were travelling very well
They were looking like at least making the GF
So doust made them have a parade thru the gong.
Next minute
They lost a semi and needed the cowboys to lose an unwinable game
Cowboys beat parra maybe???
Maybe 2004 or 2005
It was up their with dousts premiers shirts fiasco.
Come on now.. there's a lead time for orders coming out of Guam..The GF t shirts bwah ha ha ha. f**k that was funny.
2004
Dragons (5) lost by a point to Penrith (4) after conceding 24 points in the first quarter hour but totally controlling the game after that.
Next day Cows (in their first ever finals match) beat Dogs and Storm beat Broncs and the Dragons were out on their arse.
So perished one of the most scintillating yet arrogant footy teams in NRL history.
Yeah, the tees are good. Sometimes I like to go to the pub and show support for my team, but not look like I still live with my mum.Ironic, isn't it.
I also like artificially aged retro tees. In fact, most people do. That's why you can find them in just about every casual fashion retailer in the country. Because they are popular.
Yeah2004
Dragons (5) lost by a point to Penrith (4) after conceding 24 points in the first quarter hour but totally controlling the game after that.
Next day Cows (in their first ever finals match) beat Dogs and Storm beat Broncs and the Dragons were out on their arse.
So perished one of the most scintillating yet arrogant footy teams in NRL history.
In 1999, Dragon's star Nathan Blacklock did a complicated set of maneuvers ending in a backflip.
The NRL has since adopted this as standard procedure for implementing policy.
I doubt heritage round was pre-dated by whatever rubbish claims you've made in the OP. NRL has been doing some kind of heritage or retro round for at least a decade if not more.
Lol@souffsWomen In League
St George Illawarra recently pioneered a ladies team. And boy did they hit hard. Tough...fast... They are a hundred times tougher and faster than any AFL stick insect.
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But this wasn't the first time women had dabbled in top flight NRL for St George Illawarra.
Ben Creagh played 270 games for the Dragons, bleeding for his club. This was because he was in possession of a vagina.
Then in April 2012, Dean Young announced his retirement. Normally, one would do this at the end of the season. But not big Deano. He saw the freight train coming and it's name was GI. Chugga chugga choo choo.
Unfortunately, Big Dean got splattered in to next week (some say next season) like a used tampon. GI, who has a chivalrous, yet wild and whacky method of preventing women from self harming, thought he'd do the same to young Dean.
GI, to his credit, couldn't help the poor wench. Prostrate, wretched...Dean was carted off to have his ovaries checked.
But the NRL knew that to keep women in the game, the self harm prevention method had to go. And possibly a new comp for women established. Bravo! The NRL proactive. Whoa...hold on there trigger. This credit goes to St George Illawarra.
Lol@souffs
Bad luck TMH. Poor calls tonight.I'll need some of your razors.
Bad luck TMH. Poor calls tonight.
I know you will be cheering us on Tuesday though.
they'd been doing a retro round of sorts since at least 2003, but good try.The NRL adopted heritage round in 2008 for the centenary of league in Australia. The Dragons had been doing it since at least 2004.