Wests Illawarra Leagues Club, and Shellharbour Workers Club in Shellharbour. However, after a major restructure of its operations, the Steelers Club traded profitably. Twenty percent of the club premises were sold to Bermuda-based Billionaire and owner of WIN Corp, Bruce Gordon. The sale fetched $2.6 million. Supporters Many supporters of the Dragons mainly come from the club's local areas, the suburbs of the St. George district in Sydney (the Hurstville, Bayside, and Kogarah Council regions), and the Illawarra on the south-coast of NSW. The St. George Illawarra Dragons also have a huge following in south-east Queensland, as a significant number of the club's 'Red V' memberships are from people in this area. The Dragons also have a large number of supporters from all over NSW, with the club receiving record crowds at away games at Stadium Australia at Sydney Olympic Park. Some notable supporters of the team include Bryan Brown, Mike Dalton, Billy Dib, Jihad Dib, Sally Fitzgibbons, Mick Fuller, Dave Gleeson, Geoff Harvey, Josh Hazlewood, Moises Henriques, John Hewson, John Howard, Morris Iemma, Stephen Jones, Matthew Jurman, Neel Kolhatkar, Mark Latham, Brett Lee Stephanie Magiros, Robert McClelland, Ian McNamara, Matt Moran, Drew Morphett, Kerry O'Keeffe, Marise Payne, Graham Perrett, Melissa Perrine, Lara Pitt, Graham Richardson, Ken Rosewall, Bob Simpson, Tony Squires, John Stanley, Mitchell Starc, Mark Taylor, Barrie Unsworth, and Alexander Volkanovski. Rivalries Due to St. George enjoying great success over the years, St. George Illawarra have inherited several fierce rivalries, while also creating a few new ones since forming the joint venture. Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs St. George Illawarra has a fierce rivalry with neighbor the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Canterbury-Bankstown were founded in 1935, 14 years after St. George. St. George inflicted a RL record 91–6 defeat of Canterbury in 1935 but Canterbury enjoyed premiership success first, however St. George recorded 11 straight premierships in the years following (1956–1966). In the 1942 NSWRFL season, the two clubs met in the 1942 grand final with Canterbury-Bankstown defeating St. George 11-9 in a low-scoring affair at the Sydney Cricket Ground. It was also Canterbury-Bankstown who put an end to their Premiership run in 1967, when Canterbury beat them by one point in the preliminary final to face South Sydney in the Grand Final. Since then, both clubs have inflicted Premiership defeats on the other, St George defeating Canterbury-Bankstown in 1979, Canterbury returning the favour in 1985. The two teams subsequently met in the