Dragons Club acts to keep stalwarts
By Paul Haigh
March 5, 2015, 5:40 a.m.
ST George Illawarra Dragons are working hard to retain Ben Creagh and Jason Nightingale to ensure they remained one-club men, director of recruitment and retention Peter Mulholland said .
"We are talking with both players at the moment and would like to keep them," he said.
Captain Creagh told Fairfax Media earlier this week that he wanted to play out his career in the big Red V jersey.
Renown United junior, Jason Nightingale, told the Leader yesterday, that he was ready to start contract negotiations.
"We will start working on a contract soon, I want to be a one-club man," Nightingale said.
The Kiwi international winger said the players were preparing well for the Monday night clash against Melbourne Storm at Jubilee Oval, Kogarah.
"There is a good feeling in the place and we're very excited," he said.
Nightingale, who lives in Sutherland Shire, said he felt settled at the Dragons.
NSW State of Origin forward Trent Merrin, who has signed with Penrith Panthers for three years from 2016, will start on the bench against the Storm.
Dragons coach Paul McGregor has named a 19-man squad.
Under the NRL rules teams have to be nominated one hour before kick-off.
New recruit, winger Etonia Nabuli, will make his debut and George Rose has been named at prop.
Former New Zealand Warriors back Dane Nielsen will debut in the centres.
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By Paul Haigh
March 5, 2015, 5:40 a.m.
ST George Illawarra Dragons are working hard to retain Ben Creagh and Jason Nightingale to ensure they remained one-club men, director of recruitment and retention Peter Mulholland said .
"We are talking with both players at the moment and would like to keep them," he said.
Captain Creagh told Fairfax Media earlier this week that he wanted to play out his career in the big Red V jersey.
Renown United junior, Jason Nightingale, told the Leader yesterday, that he was ready to start contract negotiations.
"We will start working on a contract soon, I want to be a one-club man," Nightingale said.
The Kiwi international winger said the players were preparing well for the Monday night clash against Melbourne Storm at Jubilee Oval, Kogarah.
"There is a good feeling in the place and we're very excited," he said.
Nightingale, who lives in Sutherland Shire, said he felt settled at the Dragons.
NSW State of Origin forward Trent Merrin, who has signed with Penrith Panthers for three years from 2016, will start on the bench against the Storm.
Dragons coach Paul McGregor has named a 19-man squad.
Under the NRL rules teams have to be nominated one hour before kick-off.
New recruit, winger Etonia Nabuli, will make his debut and George Rose has been named at prop.
Former New Zealand Warriors back Dane Nielsen will debut in the centres.
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Dragons Club acts to keep stalwarts
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