The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2006 Round 22 vs Sydney Roosters:

Newcastle 32 (D. Buderus, A. Johns, C. Bailey, L. Davico, R. Brown tries; A. Johns 6 goals) defeated
Sydney 18 (S. Foley, I. Soliola, R. Cross tries; C. Fitzgibbon 2, J. Lewis goals) at Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium, Sunday, August 6, 3:00pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 7-5. Penalties: Newcastle 6-3.
Crowd: 18,124. Referee: Tony Archer. Halftime: Newcastle 26-6.
Goalkickers: Johns (Newcastle) 6/6, Fitzgibbon (Sydney) 2/2, Lewis (Sydney) 1/1.
Sin bin: Finch (Sydney - 56th minute).
Cited: Johns (Newcastle). Charge: Striking (Grade 1). Plea: Guilty. Sentence: No suspension (93 demerit points).

When they scored:
1st minute: Buderus try, Johns goal. Newcastle 6-0.
11th minute: Johns try, Johns goal. Newcastle 12-0.
15th minute: Bailey try, Johns goal. Newcastle 18-0.
26th minute: Davico try, Johns goal. Newcastle 24-0.
34th minute: Foley try, Fitzgibbon goal. Newcastle 24-6.
40th minute: Johns penalty goal. Newcastle 26-6.
57th minute: Brown try, Johns goal. Newcastle 32-6.
65rh minute: Soliola try, Fitzgibbon goal. Newcastle 32-12.
71st minute: Cross try, Lewis goal. Newcastle 32-18.

Newcastle Knights:Sydney Roosters:
1. Milton Thaiday1. Shaun Foley
2. Brian Carney2. Amos Roberts
3. Matthew Gidley3. Ryan Cross
4. George Carmont4. Iosia Soliola
5. Anthony Quinn5. Sam Perrett
19. Chris Bailey6. Brett Finch
7. Andrew Johns (c)7. Josh Lewis
15. Adam Woolnough8. Shane Shackleton
9. Danny Buderus9. Craig Wing
10. Josh Perry10. David Shillington
11. Steve Simpson11. Anthony Tupou
12. Clint Newton12. Craig Fitzgibbon (c)
13. Reegan Tanner13. Ashley Harrison
Interchange:Interchange:
8. Craig Smith14. Chris Flannery
14. Luke Davico15. John Doyle
18. Daniel Abraham16. Setaimata Sa
20. Riley Brown17. Mickey Paea
Coach: Michael HaganCoach: Ricky Stuart
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Melbourne38Friday August 4:
2. Bulldogs32Parramatta 28 defeated St George Illawarra 6 at Parramatta Stadium.
3. Brisbane26Saturday August 5:
4. Newcastle26Melbourne 46 defeated Wests 4 at Olympic Park.
5. Manly26Warriors 12 defeated Cronulla 10 at Mount Smart Stadium.
6. St George Illawarra26Bulldogs 54 defeated North Queensland 14 at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
7. Parramatta24Sunday August 6:
8. Canberra24Canberra 30 defeated Brisbane 18 at Canberra Stadium.
9. Cronulla22South Sydney 32 defeated Penrith 26 at Telstra Stadium.
10. North Queensland22Manly bye.
11. Penrith22
12. Wests20
13. Warriors18
14. Sydney18
15. South Sydney8