Canterbury Bulldogs

The Canterbury Bulldogs arrived on the rugby league scene in 1935 with immediate success. But like the Parramatta Eels, the Bulldogs were a menacing force in the 1980’s, winning four premierships. Canterbury have continued to be a Premiership contender in the new Millennium, winning the NRL grand final in 2004, in the process making up for their Salary Cap scandal in 2002.

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Newcastle Knights vs Canterbury Bulldogs: NRL Live scores, blog

by Nigel Wakeley, 19 May 2013

No other Round 10 fixture has the same disparity in recent form as the one between the Newcastle Knights and Canterbury Bulldogs. Join us for live scores and commentary from 3.00pm AEST The Knights, who are high at 5th on the ladder, are in a downward spiral after back-to-back to losses including a 30-point loss [...]

New Zealand Warriors vs Canterbury Bulldogs: NRL live scores, blog

by Alan Nicolea, 11 May 2013

The New Zealand Warriors breathed new life into their season last week after beating the Titans, but will need to be primed for an assault in Wellington against a Canterbury Bulldogs side back to full strength. Join us for live scores and commentary from 5.30pm AEST. The Bulldogs smashed an injury ravaged Tigers side last [...]

Bulldogs need Barba now, not later

by Curtis Woodward, 9 May 2013

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have won their last two matches and are seemingly on their way back after eight rounds of the 2013 National Rugby League season. But how much can you take out of scratchy victories against the self-imploding Cronulla Sharks and the injury-ravaged Wests Tigers? Signs are good and the improvement is there. As [...]

Canterbury Bulldogs vs Wests Tigers: NRL live scores, blog

by Chris Chard, 3 May 2013

In a surprising twist what was set to be a top of the table NRL clash has become a battle for season survival as the Canterbury Bulldogs take on Wests Tigers at Homebush Stadium in Friday night football. Join us from 7.30pm AEST for live scores and updates. Whilst tonight’s match may be doubling as [...]

Stage set for Benji brilliance

by Brendan Bradford, 3 May 2013

Nobody’s tipping Wests Tigers to beat Canterbury Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium this weekend. You’d be crazy to. Winless in their last four games and having half a team of star power in the injury ward, the Tigers face a Bulldogs side fresh off a confidence-boosting, although uninspiring 24-8 win over the Titans last weekend. Moreover, [...]

Ennis v Farah: a battle for the ages

by Elijah Weightman, 3 May 2013

I love watching Bulldogs v Tigers matches. In the past, they were renowned for being extremely physical, tough games played out by two passionate Western Sydney rivals. But since 2009, they are notable for showcasing an intense rivalry between two bitter opponents. Perhaps even, the greatest player rivalry that exists in the NRL today. Of [...]

STEVE TURNER: NRL home games should be cherished

by Steve Turner, 30 Apr 2013

Sharks coach Shane Flanagan is dirty – and I don’t blame him one little bit. His team got beaten by the Bulldogs at Gosford on Sunday in a game where both sides badly needed to win. The Sharks-Dogs tussle was originally slated for Shark Park, but his club’s (previous) management exported it to Bluetongue Stadium [...]

Bulldogs delight as Graham’s NRL ban ends

by Joe Barton, 29 Apr 2013

The man who famously tried to take a chunk out of Billy Slater’s ear is finally ready to add some bite to Canterbury’s struggling pack. England international James Graham’s 12-game NRL suspension for biting the Melbourne fullback’s ear in last year’s grand final loss is officially over – despite some suggestion he wouldn’t be available [...]

Cronulla Sharks vs Canterbury Bulldogs: NRL live scores, blog

by Alan Nicolea, 28 Apr 2013

The Cronulla Sharks and Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs face off today in a clash both teams will be desperate to win given their position on the NRL ladder. Join us for live scores and commentary from 3:00pm AEDT. Two of last year’s top eight finalists clash in what should be a very tight encounter at Bluetongue [...]

Sharks and Dogs desperate as anyone this weekend

by Curtis Woodward, 24 Apr 2013

The last time the Cronulla Sharks battled the Canterbury Bulldogs, both sides had already started their surges toward the 2012 finals series. It was May of last season and both were in the top eight and flying. But as we all know, 12 months is a long time in rugby league. It might only be [...]

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Select The Roar’s NSW State of Origin I team

by The Roar, 23 May 2013

NSW’s State of Origin I team takes place on Sunday evening, but we thought we’d give you the opportunity to become Laurie Daley (just for a minute!) and pick the Blues team. So tell us, who should line up 1-17 for NSW in State of Origin I? Who do you think should be the side [...]

Once were Warriors, now are worriers

by Joel Tiller, 23 May 2013

On his entertaining Monday Night Football show, Matthew Johns called out the New Zealand Warriors players for their apparent lack of ‘care factor’ following their record 62-6 loss to the Penrith Panthers on the weekend. Johns has never spoken a truer word when he said that fans should never have to see their players laughing [...]

Wests Tigers at sixes and sevens for years

by Curtis Woodward, 23 May 2013

There is no doubting Benji Marshall’s contributions to the Wests Tigers franchise since debuting as a fresh-faced 18-year-old way back in 2004. With the help of silky playmaker, Scott Prince, the Tigers ushered in a new era of attacking football that took the National Rugby League by storm. The joint venture club became an overnight [...]

Listen Blues fans, let’s not kid ourselves

by Matthew Bore, 23 May 2013

It’s that time of year again, State Of Origin. Or should it be called State Of Choice in the modern era? It’s time to get pumped up, pull on a Blues jersey and cheer like hell for the most passionate, exciting three games of the NRL season. I’ve read a lot in the papers recently [...]

Pre-season draw sacrifices quality for quantity

by John Besley, 23 May 2013

If you were to look at the blockbuster games of the last few rounds, you would find one common theme: they weren’t on Channel 9. Sea Eagles v Roosters, Cowboys v Roosters, Sea Eagles v Storm, Roosters v Storm and Sharks v Rabbitohs were or will be exclusive to Foxtel. Meanwhile, Channel 9′s flagship Friday [...]

Dave Smith’s crowd plan gaining credibility

by Epiquin, 23 May 2013

Recently on The Roar, Ryan O’Connell interviewed Roosters COO, Ted Helliar, who shockingly revealed what the NRL already knows: ticket prices are not the most important factor when it comes to attendances. After CEO Dave Smith announced the NRL would be making increased attendances a major priority, critics said he was ignoring the ‘fact’ that [...]

How accurate is the NRL ladder?

by Steven Gibbs, 23 May 2013

The NRL ladder is a wonderful tool for ranking teams. Through an allocation of points for winning and occasionally drawing, a simple, easy to follow table shows how each of the competition’s 16 teams is playing relative to other teams. As it stands, the best performing teams in the NRL after ten rounds are South [...]

Te’o broke my eye socket, woman claims

by AAP, 23 May 2013

A Brisbane woman says she was left bleeding and abandoned with a fractured eye socket from an alleged assault by South Sydney NRL star Ben Te’o. Te’o strongly denies the allegations and won’t be stood down by the Rabbitohs for their clash with Cronulla on Monday night. The woman made an initial approach to police, [...]

Channel Nine’s Broncos love-in continues to frustrate

by NF, 23 May 2013

It’s no secret the Brisbane Broncos have dominated free-to-air television to the point of it becoming a running gag. They are known to many as the Friday Night Broncos. Every 7.30pm in Queensland on a Friday is most likely going to be a Broncos game. But in my view the majority of league fans are [...]

Storm sore after Manly clash

by Greg Buckle, 23 May 2013

Melbourne NRL coach Craig Bellamy plans to nurse his battle-weary players through a light week on the track before their second big game in five days when they tackle the Sydney Roosters on Saturday night. Bellamy said Melbourne’s 10-10 draw with fourth-placed Manly at AAMI Park on Monday night in extra time had left his [...]

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