About Mick Dryden
Mick Dryden was an Australian rugby league player.
Michael Dryden is an Australian former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1970s.
Mick Dryden was a lanky lower grade forward with the St George Dragons during the Jack Gibson era. He featured in two seasons at Saints between 1970-1971, and came on as a replacement player for an injured Peter Fitzgerald in the 1971 Grand Final.
During his two seasons at St. George Dragons, Dryden played a total of 49 games for the club: 8 Third Grade, 37 Reserve Grade and 4 First grade games.
He then joined the Balmain Tigers for one season in 1972, mainly playing in the lower grades before retiring.
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