Broncos claim first wooden spoon in their 32-year history

Never before have the Broncos finished the season at the bottom of the ladder, as club great Darius Boyd finishes his NRL career on a sombre note in the 32-16 defeat to the Cowboys.

Brisbane will collect the wooden spoon for the first time in its history after a 32-16 loss to North Queensland ensured a heartbreaking end to Darius Boyd's career.The Broncos slumped to a record 11th consecutive loss to ensure they will finish bottom of the ladder

Adding further insult, the Broncos lost makeshift five-eighth Kotoni Staggs to a suspected ACL knee injury in the first half. It was a happy farewell for Cowboys premiership back rower Gavin Cooper, who played his 247th and last match for the club.

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