NRL Sunday AS IT HAPPENED: Jack Bird's 'tough' admission after 150th match; Tyrell Sloan on report for trip as Sharks defeat the Dragons

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In Jack Bird's 150th match, the Dragons were unable to come away with a win for the former Origin star.

Despite the disappointment of the result, Bird was in a reflective mood on his career with game 150 a massive achievement considering the injury history he's had.

"It's been a tough journey, obviously it's taken some time to get here. I've played first grade for 10 years and only got 150 (games so far). when you think about it, it's been tough," he told Nine's coverage.

"I'm happy I finally got here and there's nothing better than playing at Shark Park where it all started. It's unfortunate we didn't get the win but I'm just grateful to be back on the field and getting to the 150 mark."

The Sharks are still top of the ladder.

It's a 20-10 win at the Bermuda Triangle!

Tyrell Sloan has been put on report for a trip on Sione Katoa. It doesn't look good.

"That was just a blatant bad one. There's no excuse for that," Phil Gould said in commentary for Nine.

"Some of them can be a little bit reactionary…"

The Sharks still lead 18-10 with under 10 minutes to go.

About 15 minutes to go and the Sharks are in again.

Tommy Hazelton was given a great ball on the 10m line from Nicho Hynes, and virtually coming off the back fence – there was no stopping him!

From a pretty straight angle, Hynes had no worries adding the extra two.

What the?

On the fourth tackle, the Dragons threw a whole heap of passes on the right corner.

"Rapid fire stuff," Gus Gould said on Nine.

Then Nicho Hynes pounced on a loose ball.

AND THEN the Sharks knock it on a few tackles later.

The Bermuda Triangle strikes!

Siosifa Talakai is over now!

Nicho Hynes gets a pass that puts his big second-rower one-on-one with Ben Hunt.

Hunt misses the tackle and the other Dragons defenders can't bring Talakai down before he goes over to score.

Jacob Liddle and Tom Eisenhuth get to work and hold up Talakai over the line.

The second half has started at Shark Park.

David Fifita could be set to move states after revelations he is set to meet with Penrith.

9news and Sydney Morning Herald reporter Michael Chammas told Nine's coverage the State of Origin second-rower has flown to Sydney and will discuss a potential deal with Ivan Cleary.

It comes after James Fisher-Harris signed with the Warriors, giving the Panthers plenty of money to offer Fifita.

"They've expressed interest in his services, it hasn't gone to the point of an offer but they do want to meet with David Fifita to discuss his motivation for potentially leaving the Gold Coast Titans," Chammas said.

"They do have close to a $1 million in the salary cap now available to them."

Fifita re-signed with the Titans last year but a clause in his contract means he can trigger an option by round 10.