The Sims brothers return to Newcastle this weekend.
Korbin and Tariq last laced up the boots for the red and blue back in 2016 and with Korbin joining St George Illawarra in the off-season, the duo return to McDonald Jones Stadium for the Round 4 clash against the nib Newcastle Knights.
The last time Korbin returned to the Hunter region, he experienced a loss with Brisbane but Tariq has enjoyed recent success.
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nib Inspiring Moment: March
In Newcastle’s history, the Knights have only defeated the Dragons 11 times in 37 attempts.
Last season there was no success against the big red V.
In fact, it was this time last year the Club lost Tautau Moga to a season-ending knee injury.
Moga had crossed over for what was his second try for the 2018 season but had to be helped off the field.
It was later discovered Moga had torn his anterior cruciate ligament for the fourth time in six years.
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Nathan Ross: A reflection
To compound the woes, the Knights fell short 30-12.
Fast-forward to the final game of 2018 and the Knights were at home for Old Boys Day.
But the Dragons spoiled the occasion.
The game was also the last time 338 game veteran Chris Heighington took the field.
While the Knights led 10-2 at halftime, two long range tries to the Dragons put the game the bed in the second half with the fulltime score reading 24-14.
