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  • 'I'd be paying a fine': Flanno fumes at shocking forward pass call in Dragons' tight loss

    ‘I’d be paying a fine’: Flanno fumes at shocking forward pass call in Dragons’ tight loss

    Dragons coach Shane Flanagan upset over forward pass decision denying Tyrell Sloan a hat-trick.

    Fox League

    Dragons coach Shane Flanagan was left fuming at a controversial forward pass call that denied Tyrell Sloan a hat-trick and ultimately proved the difference in
    his side's 28-24 loss to the Raiders.

    "I'm not going to talk about the list of injuries or the players who we have got out, I'm talking about the players that were out there," Flanagan said.

    Sloan scored a classy double, but he was denied the first try of the game for a forward pass from Moses Suli that, at worst, looked flat and, at best, was well backwards.

    Flanagan believes his side should have won the game and would have won if Sloan's first try had stood.

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  • 'I'd be paying a fine': Shane Flanagan disagrees with referee's forward pass call after Tyrell Sloan denied try

    South Sydney Rabbitohs

    Dragons coach Shane Flanagan frustrated by a forward pass call denying an early try in their loss.

    Wide World of Sports

    Dragons coach Shane Flanagan was left frustrated with a forward pass call that robbed the Red V of an early try in their 28-24 loss to the Raiders on Saturday evening

    While the decision came early in the match, the controversial call proved the difference in the tight result.

    The Dragons were hurt when fullback Tyrell Sloan looked to have scored the opening try in the corner, only for it to be denied.

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  • Hat-trick hero helps Raiders pip Dragons, top NRL table

    Canberra have won seven in a row thanks largely to some Kaeo Weekes (R) brilliance in the capital. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra aims for their first minor premiership in 35 years after defeating St George Illawarra, 28-24.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra are eyeing a first minor premiership in 35 years after hat-trick hero Kaeo Weekes inspired a 28-24 defeat of gallant St George Illawarra at GIO Stadium.

    The Dragons, missing 11 players to injury, never let their hosts breathe easily on Saturday night but fullback Weekes' first two tries either side of the break gave the Raiders the buffer they needed.

    With their seventh consecutive win, Canberra move two competition points clear atop the NRL ladder and enjoy a favourable run to finals.

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