The Dragons’ best first half in 21 years set up a 32-12 win over the South Sydney Rabbitohs at WIN Stadium on Wollongong on Thursday night | SMHsport
Remember the day Trent Barrett played lock for St George Illawarra? Talatau Amone doesn’t. He wasn’t even born.The Dragons’ best first half in 21 years set up a 32-12 win over the South Sydney Rabbitohs at WIN Stadium on Wollongong on Thursday night.
“I was surprised with the scoreline. In the NRL you don’t ever expect to lead 32-0 at half-time, but you could feel it all week in the way we prepared,” Dragons coach Anthony Griffin said.“We were disappointed with the way we played last week against the Cowboys, so it was important we responded tonight. The scoreline was a surprise, but for our club, I thought it was a really good response and a really good message for ourselves ... that we’re capable of playing good football and winning games.
It was only going to be a matter of time. It was St George Illawarra centre Moses Suli. Then it was fullback Cody Ramsey beating four defenders for their sixth.
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