Raiders game.

[Dragsters]

Crawley is only banging on about it as his brother is an assistant to Sticky.

Correct and he's Crawley.

This is the same bloke that was death riding Hunt for not playing up to his pay check.

Absolute pillock...

 

[since77]

Correct and he's Crawley.

This is the same bloke that was death riding Hunt for not playing up to his pay check.

Absolute pillock...

Correct and he's Crawley.

This is the same bloke that was death riding Hunt for not playing up to his pay check.

Absolute pillock...

Same guy who defended McGregor for years too

 

[Dragon David]

Does anyone else feel that our club isn't much liked by the journos and tv people. They can all get effed as far as I am concerned.

 

[Trifili13]

Does anyone else feel that our club isn't much liked by the journos and tv people. They can all get effed as far as I am concerned.

Probably because they don't give them a free feed and drink at the club or some fancy restaurant. Would you waste a good beer and spring rolls on the current batch of journalists?

 

[kit66]

I can't believe all the overreacting bs over the last few seconds of this game. Here's a bit from The Age

"Ben Hunt could have been sin-binned three times in the dying moments of a game that dealt a blow to Canberra's finals hopes"

What absolute crap. The ref did what he does every other game and Hunt was square anyway. We've copped more than our fair share of dodgy calls, especially in sin bins and from the judiciary but that's life. The Age, Gus Gould and a bunch of other "click bait" and attention seekers can go eat a d*ck.

We'll probably cop 5 sin bins against the Broncs as a square up.

 

[SEAT 1A]

I couldn't care less if it was or wasn't a penalty that should have or could have or may have or whatever. The game is over, we lose some, we win some. They lose some, they win some.

I'm just happy that for once we won a close game rather than lose it in the final few seconds (that is if they kicked the penalty goal if awarded and win in golden point).

We won, yeah!!!!

Agree David.

The tech was introduced to stop the howlers. Now it's at CSI levels and it will never be perfect.

In the past, yes, you were pissed off however, it would always even it self out.

 

[Willow]

I can't believe all the overreacting bs over the last few seconds of this game. Here's a bit from The Age

Ben Hunt could have been sin-binned three times in the dying moments of a game that dealt a blow to Canberra's finals hopes

Poor Raiders. My heart goes out to them.
But here's a better take... it's a competition, they even call it that. And right now Saints have got the 2 points while denying a competitor 2 points. That's how the competition works.
A blow to their finals hope... tragic. Maybe they should have been more competitive throughout the season or be the better team on the day.
Bunch of socks. Victim mentality indeed.

 

[SEAT 1A]

Love the salt, love Ben Hunt and Wighton.

 

[Nanadragon]

Does anyone else feel that our club isn't much liked by the journos and tv people. They can all get effed as far as I am concerned.

I've been thinking and saying this for a long while. I think the BBQ may have blotted our image a great deal.

 

[jeffdragon]

I've been thinking and saying this for a long while. I think the BBQ may have blotted our image a great deal.

We've given the media plenty of ammunition.
BBQ,
JDB.
Vaughan indiscretions to name some.

 

[Yow]

I can't believe all the overreacting bs over the last few seconds of this game. Here's a bit from The Age

"Ben Hunt could have been sin-binned three times in the dying moments of a game that dealt a blow to Canberra's finals hopes"

What absolute crap. The ref did what he does every other game and Hunt was square anyway. We've copped more than our fair share of dodgy calls, especially in sin bins and from the judiciary but that's life. The Age, Gus Gould and a bunch of other "click bait" and attention seekers can go eat a d*ck.

We'll probably cop 5 sin bins against the Broncs as a square up.

Did they ever put Cam Smith in the bin Munster is laying there over the tackled player like mange on a dogs back but dont knock the darlings

 

[Dragon David]

I've been thinking and saying this for a long while. I think the BBQ may have blotted our image a great deal.

We've given the media plenty of ammunition.
BBQ,
JDB.
Vaughan indiscretions to name some.

Hahaha! Without us giving them ammunition to hit us with, rugby league would be boring - again hahaha!

 

[Willow]

We've given the media plenty of ammunition.
BBQ,
JDB.
Vaughan indiscretions to name some.

If we really want to win over the media, we should cheat the salary cap, have premierships stripped and dive head first into drug and peptide scandals. We're obviously doing this all wrong.

 

[Trifili13]

Maybe the press are upset they didn't get an invite to the bbq last year?

 

[Dragon Blood]

Probably because they don't give them a free feed and drink at the club or some fancy restaurant. Would you waste a good beer and spring rolls on the current batch of journalists?

I personally wouldn't throw/give a dry bone to any of the current journo's. I think Sterlo was the best in the business for such a long time until he retired late year. He was always polite, unbiased, knowledgable about the "modern" game, and a true gentleman. Except for the time he wanted to bash Phil Slothfield at a shopping center in a Country Road store. Wish he would have but Slothfield apparently had 3 stents in his heart. Explains why the oxygen to the brain might be a bit slower than most.

 

[hewi]

Would the Dragons be travelling better without Zac Lomax?

Temora has produced some quality NRL talent over the last 30 years. Former Dragon Trent Barrett, Canterbury’s Steve Reardon, the Roosters’ Angus Crichton and…

www.theroar.com.au

An interesting read that highlights many of what we on the forum see and post about

 

[Yow]

I personally wouldn't throw/give a dry bone to any of the current journo's. I think Sterlo was the best in the business for such a long time until he retired late year. He was always polite, unbiased, knowledgable about the "modern" game, and a true gentleman. Except for the time he wanted to bash Phil Slothfield at a shopping center in a Country Road store. Wish he would have but Slothfield apparently had 3 stents in his heart. Explains why the oxygen to the brain might be a bit slower than most.

 

[Yow]

He wouldn’t have a heart or brain

 

[justadragon]

Would the Dragons be travelling better without Zac Lomax?

Temora has produced some quality NRL talent over the last 30 years. Former Dragon Trent Barrett, Canterbury’s Steve Reardon, the Roosters’ Angus Crichton and…

www.theroar.com.au

An interesting read that highlights many of what we on the forum see and post about

I have said lately that he might be suited in the forwards, thus taking the pressure off him to create a try, he can then concentrate on his defence which will need to improve.

 

[OneEyedDragon]

I have said lately that he might be suited in the forwards, thus taking the pressure off him to create a try, he can then concentrate on his defence which will need to improve.

To each his own I guess. If Zac pulls his head in just a little bit (like in the Souths game), then I am more than happy with him just where he is.