Back to the future: Inside Bulldogs’ rebuild
Canterbury has reached out to its club legends to help rebuild a crumbling empire into a premiership force.
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Cleary: Why TPJ will succeed after leaving Brisbane
Talent has never been Tevita Pangai Jr’s problem, but he struggled for consistency at Brisbane — now he’s a Panther, Ivan Cleary is hoping that will change.
Coach’s blunt admission on struggling star
Kyle Flanagan has endured a season to forget for the Bulldogs, and now his coach has made his stance clear on the 22-year-old’s playing future.
Crawley Files: Gus the right man to get Dogs barking again
The fact Phil Gould has a track record in turning clubs around, albeit with a few casualties along the way, isn’t the only reason his return to Canterbury is looking so promising, writes Paul Crawley.
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Belmore Blueprint: Ramien must prove ‘Dogs DNA’
Bulldogs CEO Andrew Hill has revealed a brand new character assessment process the club will undertake for potential recruits, starting with former Knight Jesse Ramien.
It’s never too early for season reviews
In this week’s Campo’s Corner we look at where the teams out of the finals race went wrong, where the top went right and get all misty-eyed about Matt Burton.
NRL late-hit edict stands up at judiciary
The NRL’s new late-hit edict has withstood its first challenge, after Wests Tigers second-rower Luke Garner was suspended for one game for his late hit on Bulldogs halfback Lachlan Lewis.
Early Mail: Cordner returns, TKO less likely
Just four rounds of the regular season to go and the race for the finals is hotting up. Check our predicted NRL teams for Round 22.
Sin bin confusion: Annesley weighs in on NRL drama
NRL match officials have come under fire after another round of controversy erupted over the glaring double standards surrounding the use of the sin bin.
NRL Late Mail: Shock Burgess replacement
After all the mid-week drama surrounding Sam Burgess’s judiciary let off, he has been ruled out with a quad injury — and a shock replacement is in.
Sin bin surge ‘goes higher than refs’
With 10-minute player penalties continuing at an alarming rate, Bulldogs coach Dean Pay says the referees ‘aren’t allowed to get a feel for the game’ and pointed the finger at their ‘overcoaching’.
Dogs take a bite out of Tigers’ finals hopes
It was a night on which pretty much everything went wrong for Wests Tigers but that finally gave Canterbury fans a reason to smile, as the Bulldogs held on for a 18-16 win.
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