Round 14 vs Sea Eagles

[getsmarty]

TripADeal team announcement: Round 14 v Sea Eagles
Author
Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp
Tue 11 Jun 2019, 04:00 PM

St George Illawarra coach Paul McGregor has named his mandatory 21-man squad ahead of the Dragons' Round 14 clash against the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles at Lottoland on Sunday, June 16.

• Game day information: Round 14
• Sea Eagles v Dragons: Round 14 preview
• Nine St George Illawarra Tarsha Gale Cup representatives named for NSW Under-18s

The Dragons have named an unchanged line-up from the team that took the field in the club's 24-point win over the Bulldogs on Monday.

Match: Sea Eagles v Dragons

Round 14 - Sunday 16th June

2:00pm

Home Team

Sea Eagles

7th Position


Away Team

Dragons

10th Position

Venue: Lottoland

Match broadcasters:

• Foxtel
• LIVE PASS
• KAYO

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Jeremy Latimore will celebrate his 50th game for St George Illawarra, while Luciano Leilua (disciplinary reasons) has been named at 18th man.

NRL squad for Round 13 v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs –

1. Matt Dufty – sponsored by Dynamic Projects
2. Jonus Pearson – sponsored by SMAI
3. Euan Aitken – sponsored by University of Wollongong
4. Zac Lomax – sponsored by Tosich Group
5. Mikaele Ravalawa – sponsored by Kingsgrove Sports Centre
6. Corey Norman – sponsored by Illawarra Mercury/St George & Sutherland Shire Leader
7. Ben Hunt – sponsored by Paul's Customs and Forwarding Solutions
8. Blake Lawrie – sponsored by EFEX
9. Cameron McInnes (c) – sponsored by Floormania
10. Paul Vaughan – sponsored by My Muscle Chef
11. Jacob Host – sponsored by Wollongong Jetski
12. Tariq Sims – sponsored by Stonemasons & Landscapers (since 1970)
13. Tyson Frizell (c) – sponsored by Val Morgan

Interchange:
14. Jeremy Latimore – sponsored by Dincel Construction System
15. Reece Robson – sponsored by Professionals Padstow
16. Korbin Sims – sponsored by Stonemasons & Landscapers (since 1970)
17. Jai Field – sponsored by Domus Lighting
18. Luciano Leilua
19. Jordan Pereira
20. Josh Kerr
21. Lachlan Timm


https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/06/11/tripadeal-team-announcement-round-14-v-sea-eagles/

 

[getsmarty]

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Behind enemy lines: Round 13
Author
Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp
Tue 11 Jun 2019, 04:19 PM

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler has named his mandatory 21-man squad to face the St George Illawarra Dragons at Lottoland on Sunday, June 16.

The Sea Eagles have named the same 17 that downed the Cowboys in Townsville last weekend.

Sea Eagles squad to face St George Illawarra Dragons –

1. Tom Trbojevic
2. Jorge Taufua
3. Dylan Walker
4. Moses Suli
5. Reuben Garrick
6. Cade Cust
7. Daly Cherry-Evans
8. Addin Fonua-Blake
9. Apisai Koroisau
10. Martin Taupau
11. Joel Thompson
12. Curtis Sironen
13. Jake Trbojevic

Interchange:
14. Manase Fainu
15. Jack Gosiewski
16. Morgan Boyle
17. Taniela Paseka
18. Brendan Elliot
19. Kane Elgey
20. Haumole Olakau'atu
21. Lloyd Perrett


https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/06/11/behind-enemy-lines-round-13/

 

[Dragonsamy]

Surely Luc comes straight back in???

Dragsters of course also long as there is no more problems .
My bad forgot him

 

[Dragsters]

Dragsters of course also long as there is no more problems .
My bad forgot him

Perhaps we should all throw a dollar in to buy him an alarm clock hey?

 

[redandwhite4evr]

Who would you change? I thought McInness was our worst but surely you wouldn’t drop him. Robson wasn’t much better.

Lats did nothing as usual, Robson was not good, Lawrie wasn’t great and Field barely got a run.

Perhaps an extra prop on the bench for Field and another to replace Lats on the bench. Kerr and Timm?

Watched the Canterbury Cup on the weekend and was left with the following impressions after SGI's big win over the Warriors.

1. Pereira should never have been dropped. He was easily the most threatening attacking player on either side. He bent the line and looked likely to make a break every time he touched the ball. Admittedly, Pearson and Ravalawa performed well in the NRL and don't deserve to be dropped either but Aitken again was underwhelming in attack and defence. He threw a howler of a pass close to our goal line which we survived through good luck rather than good management. I am still of the view Pereira should be given a run at right centre.

2. Jackson Ford is a strong defender and has exceptional speed. He outsped a winger and a full back in scoring his runaway try. He still looks 5-10kg too light to play in the back row (but tell that to Cameron Murray and Victor Radley). If Pereira doesn't work out, he would be my next cab off the rank to try at right centre.

3. Jason Saab showed exceptional athleticism to outjump the Warriors full back, take the bomb and lay on a try assist. It was Folau like . He was solid in defence and attack. I would have no hesitation naming him on the wing if Rav or Pearson don't progress as expected.

4. Timm is huge and looks menacing. He should be given Latimore's spot on the bench.

5. Joe Lovodua is a smoky for mine- He is quick and has great footwork at lock. Definitely one for the future.

 

[muzby]

4. Timm is huge and looks menacing. He should be given Latimore's spot on the bench.

Being huge and looking menacing doesn’t necessarily translate into footballing success..


Just ask these guys:

 

[2010Dragons]

These nong journos that keep bringing up the escort no penalty piss me off.
We were coping the rough end of the pineapple unlubed for most of the match.

As always we get rorted and every dodgy call throughout the game goes against us.
Then at the last play of the match the sea queens get a dodgy call against them ...and who is to say cherry evens was going to kick the equaliser goal.
f**king media shit me.
You f**k one goat...and look what happens.

 

[rednwhites]

I'll be watching this one, and hoping. Not confident. Strong Manly team and will be a thousand times tougher than our last hit out.

 

[j0nesy]

Watched the Canterbury Cup on the weekend and was left with the following impressions after SGI's big win over the Warriors.

1. Pereira should never have been dropped. He was easily the most threatening attacking player on either side. He bent the line and looked likely to make a break every time he touched the ball. Admittedly, Pearson and Ravalawa performed well in the NRL and don't deserve to be dropped either but Aitken again was underwhelming in attack and defence. He threw a howler of a pass close to our goal line which we survived through good luck rather than good management. I am still of the view Pereira should be given a run at right centre.

2. Jackson Ford is a strong defender and has exceptional speed. He outsped a winger and a full back in scoring his runaway try. He still looks 5-10kg too light to play in the back row (but tell that to Cameron Murray and Victor Radley). If Pereira doesn't work out, he would be my next cab off the rank to try at right centre.

3. Jason Saab showed exceptional athleticism to outjump the Warriors full back, take the bomb and lay on a try assist. It was Folau like . He was solid in defence and attack. I would have no hesitation naming him on the wing if Rav or Pearson don't progress as expected.

4. Timm is huge and looks menacing. He should be given Latimore's spot on the bench.

5. Joe Lovodua is a smoky for mine- He is quick and has great footwork at lock. Definitely one for the future.

Thanks for sharing. I agree Pereira was unlucky to be dropped. Never thought of him as an option at centre. But it makes some sense.

I didn’t watch reserve grade but in firsts we really struggled with defence in and around the ruck. I think Ford off the bench instead of Field would be a good option. He could cover 2nd row, lock and centre.

 

[SnowDragon]

Thanks for sharing. I agree Pereira was unlucky to be dropped. Never thought of him as an option at centre. But it makes some sense.

I didn’t watch reserve grade but in firsts we really struggled with defence in and around the ruck. I think Ford off the bench instead of Field would be a good option. He could cover 2nd row, lock and centre.

I’d prefer to try Rava in center than Pereira.

Ford is indeed an option on the bench sooner rather than later... maybe him or Robson for the 14 along with 3 forwards?

 

[Como Connection]

I’d prefer to try Rava in center than Pereira.

Ford is indeed an option on the bench sooner rather than later... maybe him or Robson for the 14 along with 3 forwards?

For sure, remember the Easts match when he created a great chance from inside the Dragons half but Pereira stuffed up the play by not committing to run straight to the line with Rava in support.
Try time and maybe match.
Rava has a lot of footy smarts I say.
CC

 

[SnowDragon]

For sure, remember the Easts match when he created a great chance from inside the Dragons half but Pereira stuffed up the play by not committing to run straight to the line with Rava in support.
Try time and maybe match.
Rava has a lot of footy smarts I say.
CC

But I’d prefer Pereira on the wing

 

[nontime111]

Ford is an excitement machine I cant wait to see him get a crack in first grade!
Saab also, good times!!

 

[muzby]

Ford is an excitement machine I cant wait to see him get a crack in first grade!
Saab also, good times!!

If only we still had the Holden Cup..

 

[Dragonsamy]

For sure, remember the Easts match when he created a great chance from inside the Dragons half but Pereira stuffed up the play by not committing to run straight to the line with Rava in support.
Try time and maybe match.
Rava has a lot of footy smarts I say.
CC

Spot on CC

 

[possm]

But I’d prefer Pereira on the wing

Speed

 

[BLM01]

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Behind enemy lines: Round 13
Author
Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp
Tue 11 Jun 2019, 04:19 PM

Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler has named his mandatory 21-man squad to face the St George Illawarra Dragons at Lottoland on Sunday, June 16.

The Sea Eagles have named the same 17 that downed the Cowboys in Townsville last weekend.

Sea Eagles squad to face St George Illawarra Dragons –

1. Tom Trbojevic
2. Jorge Taufua
3. Dylan Walker
4. Moses Suli
5. Reuben Garrick
6. Cade Cust
7. Daly Cherry-Evans
8. Addin Fonua-Blake
9. Apisai Koroisau
10. Martin Taupau
11. Joel Thompson
12. Curtis Sironen
13. Jake Trbojevic

Interchange:
14. Manase Fainu
15. Jack Gosiewski
16. Morgan Boyle
17. Taniela Paseka
18. Brendan Elliot
19. Kane Elgey
20. Haumole Olakau'atu
21. Lloyd Perrett


https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/06/11/behind-enemy-lines-round-13/

Pretty good side...on paper anyway

 

[Overseas dragon]

hers hoping that idiot braith anasta isnt calling the dragons game im sure hes related to supercoach. he can talk underwater with a mouth full of marbles and say sweet f all

 

[redandwhite4evr]

For sure, remember the Easts match when he created a great chance from inside the Dragons half but Pereira stuffed up the play by not committing to run straight to the line with Rava in support.
Try time and maybe match.
Rava has a lot of footy smarts I say.
CC

Admittedly we are all speculating here as Aitken somehow hangs on to the position week in week out and others don't get a chance but I feel that defensively Pereira may be a smarter, more experienced option than Rav in that right centre position where good teams constantly target us.

 

[getsmarty]

"One win is good but it's time to build"
Paul Vaughan, Cameron McInnes and Blake Lawrie spoke to the media about the Dragons' Round 13 win over the Bulldogs and the boost from the return of both Corey Norman and the Origin players to the side.

https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/06/12/one-win-is-good-but-its-time-to-build-on-that/