When Russell Crowe urged South Sydney’s members to let him take over their club in 2006 he said they should ‘get into bed together’. The long-denied Rabbitoh fans, chaste of a premiership since 1971, expected a never-ending honeymoon with their Hollywood suitor, whisked away to the most exotic of rugby league dreamlands.
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