QLD Premier Rugby Round 4: Wests send warning to competition as Brothers, Jeeps and Easts notch wins

If there was any doubts around Wests’ 2019 premiership credentials, a ten try onslaught against last year’s grand finalists has surely put them to rest.  The Bulldogs sent a warning to the remainder of the competition with a comprehensive 70-21 victory over UQ at home on Saturday.  “It was just one of those days where everything seemed to stick,” Wests coach Pat Byron told Rugby News. “We defended really well and generally controlled our set piece, then we just made the most of our opportunities.” The Dogs started the year with two strong victories over Norths and Sunnybank but were disappointing in a top of the table clash against Brothers in round three.  While Byron said the side was confident that they could bounce back, even he admitted he was slightly surprised by the way they managed to do so.  “Internally we felt like we had something like that in in us. We’d been going okay in the first few rounds but we always thought there was a big perf
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