Josh Morris

I still remember playing for the Dragons and a number of times the fans giving it to us when we were behind the goal line and

um and then when you're winning like they're they're so proud of you and the the pats on the back come but um it's similar to the the dogs as well but um yeah the dogs had a lot of a lot of tough times for a while there and then um

I came along in 09.

They'd just won the Wooden Spoon, and they brought about six or seven of us across.

There was myself, Mick Ennis, Ben Hunter, Michael Hodgson was there, David Stagg, Greg Eastwood, a lot of family blokes.

Yep.

I was probably – and Brett Camorley was there too, sorry.

Yeah, right.

So there were a lot of family blokes there.

They were trying to get the family club vibe going, and then I was probably the youngest.

But Kevin Moore had just taken over from folks here as coach.

He was the one that got me there.

He wanted me to play centre.

And he goes, I'm going to give you 50 games at centre.

I'm not going to drop you.

I think you're a centre.

He said that.

He said that.

And that kind of gave me confidence in myself as well.

But we played this really different style of football.