The Bulldogs got their money’s worth out of hooker Zach Dockar-Clay, who scored his first NRL try in Friday’s 21-20 win over Manly and then starred for the NSW Cup side the next day. The 27-year-old started the game in the second row but shifted to five-eighth after an injury to Bailey Biondi-Odo in the ninth minute and set up a try, got a linebreak, a linebreak assist, four tackle busts and 192 running metres.
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Captain Ibis
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Only a small writeup within another article but thought it was worth giving a shout to Dockar-Clay.. he had a few quiet games at the back end of the season but otherwise has been handy off the bench and got that important try against Manly.
Yeah, good to see him finally get a try in NRL.
Feels like he's been a journeyman and around forever.
Probably because I've seen him play with quite a few NSW Cup sides.
Good to see him finally hitting his strides though, very good utility player I reckon.
Feels like he's been a journeyman and around forever.
Probably because I've seen him play with quite a few NSW Cup sides.
Good to see him finally hitting his strides though, very good utility player I reckon.
Captain Ibis
Squad Member
He's a skilful player.. being a 14 can ruin players... hopefully it works out for him... either way, playing NRL at his age I'm sure he's not too concerned and will play wherever he can.
Old Woof Woof
Squad Member
His problem in first grade has been he has not been given enough time on the field to show his good utility abilities.