$450k star’s fate sealed after eBay rort
A Bulldogs player has reportedly learned his fate after an NRL investigation into his alleged attempt to sell team property.
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Departing Bulldog leaves door open for NRL return
Will Hopoate will play his last game for the Bulldogs this weekend but it might not be his last in the NRL.
12 players axed in Gould’s mass clean-out
The Bulldogs have confirmed 12 off-contract players will not return in 2022 as part of football boss Phil Gould’s mass clean-out.
Controversial call leaves Barrett fuming
Canterbury coach Trent Barrett has taken aim at match officials – singling out contentious calls as his side slumped to another defeat.
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What’s the Buzz: Saint, sinner, shoosh
SADLY, this is the reaction from the most powerful official at Canterbury Bulldogs over their wild Mad Monday party. Buzz Rothfield reveals the text message he recieved from George Coorey, chairman of the Canterbury Leagues Club.
NRL team of the year: who makes the cut?
WE have cracked our heads together in an effort to produce their team of the year after many hours of debate, name-calling and hurt feelings. Check out our NRL team of the year for 2018.
Mad Monday costs Dogs decade-long sponsor
THE man who has poured more than $10 million of sponsorship money into the Canterbury Bulldogs has cut his ties with the club following the wild Mad Monday party.
Brave Bulldogs fought losing battle
ROSTER mismanagement of seasons past meant the Bulldogs had a tough task in 2018, but at no point did their attitude waver despite losing key players throughout the year.
Police investigating serving officer present at Mad Monday
NSW Police are also investigating former Bulldogs player and serving officer Mitch Newton for his presence at the club’s now-infamous Mad Monday celebrations.
How Rabbitohs coach created a Munster
SOUTHS coach Anthony Seibold is plotting to end the finals dreams of the future star he signed at Melbourne. PLUS, Gal’s crack at Hopoate and Brisbane’s TPJ gamble.
Buzz: NRL had to hit Bulldogs hard
THE NRL’s decision to fine the Canterbury Bulldogs $250,000 for their Mad Monday stupidity could appear excessive, but in truth, it was a landmark moment for the game, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
Police charge players as NRL fine Dogs $250K
THE NRL has handed down one of its toughest ever sanctions on the Canterbury Bulldogs with a whopping $250,000 fine for their drunken Mad Monday antics. Two players have now been charged following the night of mayhem.
Bulldogs: Hangover kicks in with fines and drug tests
DRUG testers descended on the Bulldogs headquarters on Wednesday in the wake of the side’s Mad Monday scandal as news emerged that the club will issue $40,000 in fines to the worst offenders at the end-of-season booze-up.
Meninga: How Hunt can hurt Brisbane
ST GEORGE Illawarra are a good chance of beating Brisbane on Sunday, and to do it, Ben Hunt will need to be at his best, writes MAL MENINGA. Plus, my take on the Bulldogs’ sad Monday.
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