Nicholas Ferris

@LeagueUnlimited Sure they do. 3 games lot the penalty count as well as the 6 again. We get the penalty if a hip drop (correct), but penalty try? Late hit, high hit to the head with no repercussions. I’m sorry if you don’t understand words.

@LeagueUnlimited As we have seen the “rub of the green” work this year for the Dragons. They will be the sacrificial lambs so the NRL can push an agenda without hurting the top teams.

No you aren't imagining things, there are still no charges in from the NRL Match Review Committee from Sunday's matches. #NRL #NRLEelsDragons #NRLCowboysTitans

@FOXNRL “that his duty was to protect his opponent, “. This is not true. So if an opposing player catches a pass over his head, does the defending player no hit his rib so as to protect him. I don’t think. A players duty is to play within the rules and do his best for his team.

BREAKING A 'clumsy mistake' has seen this 'high integrity' Dragon handed a monster ban by the NRL judiciary. DETAILS >> bit.ly/4sZPWYD

@NRL_Dragons 2 things. If we lose this game, we will be on the bottom by our selves. And now I find it hard to watch live. If we win, I’ll watch the replay and if we lose then, I don’t know.

Prepped for the Goldie ⚔️

@SuperRugby I’m an Aussie and I think Zinzan Brooke was the best I’ve ever seen.

Time to give some love to the number 8's 🙌 Who deserves a spot in the Super Rugby Legends XV? Have your say 👉 tradablebits.com/tb_app/543358 #SuperRugbyPacific #SRP30

@rocknrollofall Adrian Belew, with Bowie and Talking Heads

Who's the best guitarist you've seen live?

@woodward_curtis In an attempt to come down hard on certain rules, the NRL use the bottom ranked teams as the examples. Titan and Dragons are the kicking boys. Other higher ranked teams get the “rub of the green”. It’s subconscious corruption.

HOW IS THAT 6 MORE? Opening set of the game. Dominant 3 player tackle, defender actively trying to get out of the way? #NRLCowboysTitans

@MarioNawfal I didn’t know clyster bombs were deployed with their own backing track.

🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 Breaking: Iran has launched missiles with cluster munitions toward Israel Cluster munitions are banned by many countries (Convention on Cluster Munitions) because of their indiscriminate effects and long-term civilian risk from unexploded submunitions. Dirty move. Source: @sentdefender @WarMonitors

@KillAuDeepState Tell me, would that minesweeper include Australian service people? And will you tell the family members of their deaths when Iran blow them up?

Australia has a limited number of Huon class minesweepers. We could have offered one or two to help in the ME - even as a symbolic gesture. The Labor Government denied any outright. Our safety and security is COMPLETELY dependent on ANZUS. COMPLETELY❗️

@FOXNRL “A major concern has arisen “ by who? Obviously not from any serious analysist. I’m not even going to put an argument against such drivel.

'BARELY NOTICED THEM' A major concern has emerged following the St George Illawarra Dragons' narrow loss to the Bulldogs in Las Vegas. STORY 👉 bit.ly/4l02P2a

@MohamadAddouj @centralNRL I don’t think he said that at all. Did you read his quote.

@centralNRL Couchman didn’t argue the case during the strip he was filthy at himself because he knew he stripped it

Ryan Couchman does not believe he stripped the ball from Bronson Xerri and insists it was a loose carry. "The referees have to make a decision, they do their best, but I'm disappointed with it. I didn't think it was a strip," he said. Meanwhile, Bronson Xerri has declared there was no way he dropped the ball against the Dragons and insists it was stripped. "It was definitely a strip, I was confident, and if they had ruled it was a knock-on, l would have definitely told to challenge it," he added. (SMH) Full link: smh.com.au/sport/nrl/nrl-…

@centralNRL I think we should be questioning the subconscious bias referees have for certain teams. As in do they think a higher ranked team is more likely to be in the right than a lower ranked team. A 9-3 penalty count suggests so.

@MbarkCherguia Ai rubbish. What’s your point.

What's the first thought that pops in your head? 🤔

@FOXNRL Loose carry. The player is responsible for the security of the ball. Also after a 9-3 penalty count favouring the Bulldogs and high tackles and late hit in the back, with 39 seconds to go, I call corrupt referee.

It is the golden point call that had everyone - including Dragons coach Shane Flanagan - talking. Here it is, slowed down... what is YOUR verdict? 🤔 MORE 👉 bit.ly/4r9mjD5

@SnoogThe Yes Atkins is human but the penalty count was 9-3 against the Dragons and he failed to act on a night tackle and a late tackle in the back by Bulldogs. This is not human mistake.

As much as the call was wrong (IMO) against the Dragon, I still realise that Grant Atkins in a human being and we all make mistakes I think in this instance, there should’ve been intervention from the box There is too much at stake to get these calls wrong

@mailroomsgi @RL_Guru Borderline corrupt? I call total corrupt. To make the strip decision with 30s to go in extra time is corruption not opinion.

@RL_Guru Nah that’s borderline corrupt, it just sucks when Burns gets binned for a high shot that’s nowhere near as bad as Chrichton’s yet he gets nothing? There’s definitely a subconscious bias for referees to give 50/50 calls or certain decisions in favour of the ‘stronger’ team

Tough night out for the Dragons, I felt like the Bulldogs definetly got the rub of the green tonight and they only won in golden point. All things considered with a new half and stuff, I’d be pretty proud of the Dragons if I was a Red V fan.

@RL_Guru The “rub of the green” equals a 8-3 penalty count, and that does include high tackles and late tackles from the Bulldogs.

@DragonsCentral Penalty count 9-3 without counting the 6 agains

I’m supposed to believe that this is a strip😂 NRL refs are a fucking joke

@FOXNRL The bias towards the Bulldogs equates to corruption in the NRL. The penalty count in the Bulldog v Dragons was 9-3 against the Dragons. I guess this is just the start.

'THE PERFECT START' Entering the 2026 season under immense pressure, Lachlan Galvin ran out on Allegiant Stadium with the No.7 on his back. Arriving at the Bulldogs mid-way through last year, the youngster was made the scapegoat for the side’s performances at the backend of the year. So what would be the perfect way to silence the doubters? A Las Vegas masterclass. Galvin delivered just that 🔥 VEGAS TALKING POINTS 👉 bit.ly/4cmN7vY

@RL_Guru For the Drsgons, Matt Cooper or Grahame Langlands (captain coach)

If you could bring back one player from your clubs history to play in season 2026, who would it be?