Drain the Dragon
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A team or athlete can only win against opponents they are playing.
Melbourne were not in the finals 2010.
The way I see it the Dragons have a point to prove the same as the Knights after they won 1997 in a split competition, then completed their unfinished work 2001 with a full competition.
This point may not be talked about, but somewhere deep down in the gut or the subconscious brain, it's there waiting to be fulfilled... not just a patch work.
Let me get this straight: what you're saying is that until the Dragons win a comp containing a club that cheated the salary cap - in a completely systematic and calculated way for several seasons on end - that our premiership of 2010 doesn't really mean anything?
If that's what you're saying then you have no idea of sportsmanship, fair-play, or for that matter, life in general.
Cheats always get found out eventually, and are dealt with according to the laws of the game.
That can't possibly reflect in an adverse way on whoever ultimately wins a competition containing a cheat. You play who or what is in front of you at the time, which is all anyone can do. What the cheat has done is clearly their issue, not ours.....
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