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“Back me or sack me” - Chris Anderson after his Cronulla Sharks lost to the Raiders in 2003. Anderson was sacked shortly after.
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As the dust settles on yet another lost Origin series for the Blues, it seems a change of tactics should be on the cards…
Following their second grand final appearance in three years, which resulted in yet another crushing defeat, the Canterbury Bulldogs squad was given a sizeable…
The 2009 NRL season of the Parramatta Eels is one that will forever be remembered in rugby league folklore. Riding on the back of…
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will once again go 'Back to Belmore' this afternoon in a riveting encounter against the Cronulla Sharks that will undoubtedly be…
If Australia are to retain the Ashes in England this series, they must learn from the dramatic events that transpired in their glorious 5-0…
Even with a variety of State of Origin stars absent, the stage was well and truly set for a cracker of a match at…
The St George Illawarra Dragons' much-vaunted defence was frequently compromised by the Canterbury Bulldogs in their brilliant 29-16 victory, led by exciting young half…
With the representative weekend now behind us, State of Origin hopefuls have only a handful of opportunities left at club level to convince coaches…
The Good Friday clash between the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and the South Sydney Rabbitohs was indeed a black eye to the game of rugby league.…
"This weekend will see two of the most successful clubs of the past decade face off". This is a sentence we see each and…
The day of Phillip Hughes' tragic death has been referred to as the “darkest day in Australian cricket”. As we saw on Day 2…
So it seems the early season predictions for the 2014 prospects of the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs were spot on. While they were always going to…
If there is one lesson that can be learnt from Sunday morning's arrest of Roosters and New South Wales Origin star Mitchell Pearce, it…
Their relationship in Wests Tigers colours is just three games strong, but already Robbie Farah, Luke Brooks and James Tedesco are shaping as a…
For the Australians to push for victory in this third and series-deciding Test match, their esteemed leader, Michael Clarke, had to stand up. Throughout…
With the sudden departure of Sam Burgess to rugby union, the State of Origin eligibility rules have once again been put under the microscope.…
The national selection panel, and John Inverarity in particular, have been on the receiving end of an enormous amount heat from the Australian public…
So here we are, a few days away from the first Test of a very important series against South Africa, and once again the…
At just 22 years of age, Nic Maddinson looks set to play an imperative role in Australian colours across all three formats of the…
This certainly isn't the first time an Australian spinner has been talked up as a potential Shane Warne. Since the great Warne's retirement, it…
I didn’t suggest you said he needs to be sacked, but you did say “For example, if he was a teacher, he’d be sacked on the spot” in this piece.
Can we please stop feeling sorry for Paul Gallen?
I hate it when people say that if playing in the NRL was a regular job, players would be sacked on the spot for these discrepancies.
Well this isn’t a regular job, it’s a professional sport.
Can we please stop feeling sorry for Paul Gallen?
I can’t believe people actually believed Barba would be a premiership winner at the Broncos after the year he had in 2013. His form was on a distinct downward slide and it looks like it’s still going.
Gold Coast Titans will benefit from Broncos' short-sightedness
If you don’t pick Test cricketers that have experienced Test cricket and failed, then that puts a big black line through Phil Hughes’ name.
He keeps proving himself at Shield level though, and as a result keeps getting picked in Australian squads.
Who’s Australia’s next Test keeper?
It’s time to get Shield cricket back on TV and on FTA, especially in this awkward period of time when the One Day Cup has finished and the Australian summer of cricket is still a fair way off.
Things we learnt from the One Day Cup
I don’t think it’s fair to drop Walker since he got thrown into fullback all of a sudden. Cherry-Evans probably won’t be fit for next week either.
New Zealand storm home against depleted Aussies
What about Sam Whiteman? Surely he’s in front of Paine and Dunk. Only 22 years old too.
O'Keefe or Lyon must be dropped
As much as I admire the effort and patience of Rogers, they are going to need to reach Pakistan’s total relatively quickly if they are to win this Test. Hopefully he’ll pick up the pace a tad.
Aussies can still win the first Test against Pakistan
I suppose that’s true, but I still think the statement “BMozz at the back will trouble many teams” is true because of his pace and excellent support play.
He’ll be an improvement on Perrett, regardless.
BREAKING: Brett Morris joins brother Josh at the Canterbury Bulldogs
Yeah that’s fair enough, I was just thinking that this time around he’ll have actually spent the pre-season getting ready for fullback instead of being thrown in there.
BREAKING: Brett Morris joins brother Josh at the Canterbury Bulldogs
Didn’t Morris request to return to the wing?
BREAKING: Brett Morris joins brother Josh at the Canterbury Bulldogs
If I recall correctly, his form was excellent in the short amount of time he spent at the back for the Dragons. Scored a flurry of tries, a few long range ones too.
BREAKING: Brett Morris joins brother Josh at the Canterbury Bulldogs
Whether or not this whole Jarryd Hayne thing was nothing more than a ploy by the NFL, it certainly worked on me. Since he announced he’d be heading to America, I’ve started watching games and really gotten into it.
Nicely done, NFL.
What Hayne's NFL venture will mean for Australian fans
Why is a Manly fan glad to see the back of Hayne? I don’t support the Eels, but I still think he’s a huge loss.
Hayne's Hollywood plan B
Yes, I can’t imagine them signing a fullback on huge money and then not being able to fit Hayne in, should he return in 2016.
Hayne's replacement must bleed blue and gold
Are you seriously telling me that Canberra or St George would turn their noses up at him?
Five questions from the 2014 NRL grand final
Well if all of those players you mentioned ever got on the field for the Sharks at the same time, they’d actually be quite a good team. They’re the wooden spooners because of all the drama and injuries, really.
James Graham is one game from the top shelf
That’s a pretty ignorant comment. If you’ve been watching the finals you would have seen that he has been quite a handful for opposition defence.
Five reasons the Doggies will make Rabbit stew this Sunday
Also I think you’ll find that the Mata’utia brothers are all Bulldogs juniors having played for the Bankstown Bulls. Just a family coming home.
Mata’utia brothers sign with Bulldogs – Newcastle left hoping!
That’s not true, Goodwin played on after the hit.
Issac Luke only has himself to blame if he misses the grand final
Good one mick
Canterbury Bulldogs progress to NRL grand final with six-point win over Penrith
I don’t get why that’d be a bad thing. I think it would have been a nice 10 year reunion.
[VIDEO] South Sydney Rabbitohs vs Sydney Roosters highlights: NRL scores, blog
You’ll also find the Dogs have won every second grand final they are in.
NRL preliminary finals by the stats: It's going to be tough and close
I wouldn’t think DCE will be going to Parramatta now that Watmough is
Move along JT, it's time for DCE
So because he lost two Tests as captain in the UAE, Clarke is a poor captain and the team is simply not functioning under him.
Haddin, Lyon and Siddle face the axe