Dragons stars Zac Lomax and Junior Amone have been filmed in a struggle throughout a coaching session because the NRL membership skilled on the NSW south coast.
Footage taken by a St George Illawarra fan reveals teammates separating the pair after they clashed at an opposed session – during which groups simulate a sport – through the membership’s three-day camp at Mollymook, round 200km south of Sydney.
The struggle occurred when Lomax reacted to a tough hit from Amone and the pair quickly patched issues up, in keeping with the Every day Telegraph.
St George wish to rebound from a poor 2022 season that noticed them end tenth with 12 wins and 12 losses.
The footage reveals Dragons gamers attempting to separate the pair after they fought throughout an opposed session at coaching on the NSW south coast
Lomax (pictured) reacted badly after Amone hit him with a tough deal with, it was reported
Their offseason received off to a poor begin in October, when solely three gamers – Ben Hunt, Lomax and Michael Molo – fronted the membership’s end-of-year presentation night time in Sydney.
The absence of the remainder of the group gave rise to hypothesis that the taking part in group is sad, and it was rumoured that quite a few Dragons stars had been seen on the close by Star Metropolis On line casino on the identical night time.
That month, Hunt – who was one of many group’s greatest in 2022 – warned that coach Anthony Griffin’s future with the membership will probably be on the road as quickly as they take the sphere subsequent 12 months.
‘If we begin poorly he is in all probability gone,’ Hunt stated.
‘That is simply again onto us gamers and workers to start out the 12 months properly.
‘Everyone seems to be conscious of it. It’s no secret. We have to get it executed.’
The struggle involving Amone (pictured) and Lomax comes because the Dragons attempt to put a poor 2022 season behind them
Lomax was fined $1,000 for opposite conduct final 12 months for a controversial post-try celebration in opposition to the Newcastle Knights, during which he leapt onto the again of former teammate Tyson Frizell, who slammed him into the bottom in retaliation.
Knights enforcer David Klemmer mouthed off at Lomax after the siren and Channel 9 commentator Phil Gould was lower than impressed, calling the act ‘ridiculous’ and saying ‘you possibly can injure somebody’s knee or again or something like that’.
