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‘Deliberate’ move the final death knell for Flanagan era
Shane Flanagan signed 20 players during his dismal stint. Next season just eight will remain, with the latest Dragons addition ramming the point home.
Shane Flanagan signed 20 players during his dismal stint. Next season just eight will remain, with the latest Dragons addition ramming the point home.
Shane Flanagan has cast doubt over code-hopping star Zac Lomax’s touted move to the Chiefs for their debut season.
The halfback is no stranger to the spotlight, but faced the toughest moment of his career when his dad was sacked by the club.
The former Red V coach admitted the pressure of a losing streak, amplified by noise around his son Kyle, ultimately led to his exit.
One of Shane Flanagan's closest allies, Mick Ennis was caught up in the sweeping changes Dean Young made after taking over at the Dragons.
Shane Flanagan looked a beaten man in the lead up to his split with the Dragons. Yet he's already being linked to another head coaching role.
Rookie halfback Kade Reed has unseated Kyle Flanagan for the Dragons' Anzac Day clash with the Roosters.
The conclusion many have drawn after Mick Ennis was blindsided was that Dean Young was getting rid of a rival. Jamie Soward doesn't think so.
Dragons officials are preparing a 'hit list' of players off contract for next season in a desperate bid for a quick fix in the post-Shane Flanagan era.
Fronting the press for the first time as interim head coach, Dean Young discussed Shane and Kyle Flanagan, Kade Reed and Michael Ennis.