St George Illawarra Dragons

The interim coach and 2010 premiership winner missed out on the top job to Anthony Griffin just last week and has fielded interest from NRL rivals.

FOR the first time in his life, Dragons interim coach Dean Young's future lies with another NRL club after the 36-year-old informed the board of his intention to move on at season's end.

St George Illawarra will have a new coaching staff next year with Dean Young not prepared to stay at the Dragons as an assistant to Anthony Griffin. A week after being overlooked for the top job at the Dragons, it's understood interim coach Young told …

Dragons interim coach Dean Young has officially told the club he will leave at the end of the season, bringing to a close his 17-year association with the Red V. Young is understood to be weighing up offers to join the Cowboys and Newcastle under Todd …

Ominously dominant second half against the Dragons keeps their top four chances alive, although other results mean their best and worst possible finishes have hardly changed since last week. Started fast before almost losing to the Wests Tigers but did enough to climb to sixth.

Canberra forward Sia Soliola has revealed he attempted to blend KFC and a host of other fast food options during his recovery from a brutal facial fracture. Soliola back in July was rushed to hospital following a head clash with Dragons prop Blake Lawrie which resulted in the nasty facial …

Cowboys premiership forward John Asiata is on the lookout for a new home after officially informing North Queensland bosses he is quitting the club.

Illawarra’s playing squad has been put on notice that poor on-field behaviour will not be tolerated by incoming coach Anthony Griffin.

As 2010 premiership hero Dean Young looks to the Dragons exit – likely to join North Queensland next year – he's helped launch a new generation of NRL