Draghi challenge the clumsy storm to Kogarah Boiblover
Dragons do not have the strongest roster, but they have many guys prepared to have a excavation, which Flanagan loves – and who was on display in Kogarah. Egan, a back of 20 years of Gerringong who grew up loving dragons, was solid in his first release, with a Barnstorming race that led to a vital penalty.
The scores were at the level immediately after the hour when Val Holmes scored a penalty goal.
Val Holmes in action against the storm.Credit: Getty images
Melbourne, whose attack seemed really clumsy without the injured Jahrome Hughes, thought he was hitting the command with an attempt by Eli Katoa. Katoa jumped for a Football in Munster, but the bunker decided to have dropped the ball forward in Kyle Flanagan’s arm.
The coach Craig Bellamy, who was reached in the box by the coach of the new South Wales Laurie Daley, only took a look at the attempt, but said: “I had a little different opinion”.
The storm was well down for their high standards, with Bellamy who suggested having fought on the road the first time this season, especially after enjoying the greeting in the first round, then the comfort of hosting two games in the house.
Harry Grant seemed to collect an ankle injury in the middle of the second half, but he sold.
David Klemmer in his debut in clubs for dragons.Credit: Getty images
The dragons head to Parramatta on Saturday afternoon, where the former favorite son Zac Lomax is waiting for. Lomax made a low -key cameo in Kogarah for the first game to cheer up the good friends Cody Ramsey and Blake Lawrie in the NSW Cup.
The storm goes to Brookvale next Sunday for what should be an epic against one of the few certainties of September of the competition, provided that they improved drastically on what they produced against the Red V.
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Clint Gutherson blew up a challenge of the captain in the second minute and the storm spent what seemed to be an eternity parked along the southern end of the ground.
Val Holmes marked the opening attempt, only for the storm to return immediately through Ryan Papenhuyzen who ran on a beautiful ball from Katoa who had been placed in space by Tyran Wishart.
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