D'arcy And Goran

LISTEN TO JASON NIGHTINGALE TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESt George Illawarra winger Jason Nightingale has announced he will retire at the end of the season.The former Kiwi international will hang up the boots after an illustrious 12-year career that has included 265 NRL games to date, 33 tests for New Zealand, the 2012 NRL All Stars as well as the Dragons' 2011 World Club Challenge win.The 31-year-old is also the last remaining player from the Dragons' 2010 grand final victory over the Sydney Roosters – where he scored two second half tries.Nightingale's longevity at the Dragons and in the NRL will also see him challenge for equal billing as the most-capped Dragon, Steeler or St George Illawarra player ever in the coming weeks, alongside fellow club legend Ben Hornby (273 games).The local Renown United junior was just 15 when he first donned the Dragons jumper, playing in the Harold Matthews and SG Ball competitions in 2002-04. The man affectionately known as 'Gypsy' made his NRL debut in Round 8, 2007 aga