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Dragons' Losing Streak Hits Nine, Fans Boos

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St George Illawarra Dragons suffered a humiliating 32-0 loss to North Queensland Cowboys, extending their losing streak to nine games. Coach Shane Flanagan apologized for the unacceptable performance, as fans booed at Kogarah. Meanwhile, Brisbane Broncos won a derby match but lost key players to injuries, with Reece Walsh and Adam Reynolds both sidelined. Both teams face crucial upcoming matches under mounting pressure.

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Dragons' Losing Streak Hits Nine, Fans Boos

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It's April 4th. This is Sydney News today, AI-powered stories from your city. St. George Illawara Dragons just took a brutal 32-to-nothing beating from the North Queensland Cowboys, marking their worst start ever with, zero wins and five rounds. Coach Shane Flanagan looked crushed after the game at a half-empty Cogra where fans let loose with booze at full time. This loss stretched the Dragons losing streak to nine games, the longest-than-club history, dating back to last August. The Cowboys' fullback, Clint Goverson, limped off with a hamstring injury, adding salt to the wound while North Queensland notched their third straight win. After a rocking, zero and two-start, fans are fed up and Flanagan gets it. He called the effort unacceptable and apologized, owning the frustration while vowing not to quit. The team lacked any spark, coughing up easy tries even when the Cowboys played a man down. Meanwhile, Brisbane Broncos grabbed a 26-to-12 derby win over goal-coast titans, but it

cost them big. Reese Wall shone in his 100th match before concussion sidelined him. He'll miss their next clash against the Cowboys and Captain Adam, Reynolds strained his growing early. Pressure's mounting on Flanagan for a turnaround to end the finals drought, now pushing eight years as both teams gear up for must-win battles ahead.

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