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Storm duo may face judiciary strife over incidents in Dragons loss – NRL.COM
Melbourne could have judiciary dramas ahead after their clash with the Dragons, which was the final match of the last round of the 2020 season at Kogarah on Sunday.
For 40 minutes the second-least experienced side in NRL history had the Red V on the rocks, but now Melbourne face an anxious wait as their seemingly annual September wrestling drama resurfaces.
The Storm’s second-stringers saw a four-tries-to-two opening half disintegrate into a 30-22 loss to the Dragons on Sunday, a result that had no bearing on their ladder position or finals situation.
Knowing this, Melbourne trotted out a line-up with just 547 games of prior NRL experience behind them.
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