The ineffective Hunt was far from the Dragons' worst, though, with winger Mikaele Ravalawa having a shocker.Ī series of howlers from Ravalawa helped the Warriors to a 20-6 halftime lead. "It definitely was not up to standards and not up to the standard that we've been playing to for the last month." We were extremely disappointing and embarrassing tonight so apologies to our fans who turned up here tonight.
"But it wasn't an excuse before the game so why is it an excuse after the game because of the result? "Look, there's excuses everywhere if you want them," Carr said. He's a good mate and he deserves better than that."ĭragons interim coach Ryan Carr insisted the Hunt saga couldn't be blamed for his side's meek display. "I'm more just disappointed in not turning up for Jack De Belin in his 200th game. "I'm still the captain of the team and I'll always show up for my role. I'll have a meeting with the club this week and we'll get to the end of it," Hunt said after surprisingly fronting up to the post-match media conference. Whether the 33-year-old has played his 118th and last game for the club will now be up to the board. Hunt managed only three runs for 24m and never looked like sparking the attack, hardly the output of a million-dollar-a-season playmaker. Johnson produced his 16th and 17th try assists for the season, as well as crossing for one himself, to send St George Illawarra crashing back to the bottom of the table with the 30-point thumping.
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