One of the central figures in the NRL sin bin crackdown for high shots says he hopes it doesn’t lead to matches being decided by players taking dives, while Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo has backed his hooker Reed Mahoney.
The Bulldogs have been left confused over a star forward’s ban, but Stephen Crichton has no issue with the NRL’s crackdown on high contact.
There’s no question Reed Mahoney has talent, but it’s the reckless antics in his game that’s going to cost the Bulldogs, and potentially cost him a spot in the team. He needs to pull his head in before it’s too late, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
The NRL’s biggest pest lived up to his reputation with two wild incidents in the Bulldogs’ win that are set to land him in hot water.
NRL coaches have been warned about commenting on referees during post-match media conferences, on radio and television interviews, and in club or personal social media posts. READ THE LETTER
The Canterbury Bulldogs NRLW side is still without a head coach. Here is the untold story about the controversial exit of the man who was supposed to guide the club through its inaugural season.
Sitili Tupouniua made an eye-catching club debut for the Bulldogs, but it wasn’t smooth sailing for all the key recruits in round 1 of the NRL season.
Parramatta’s 2025 campaign could get off to the worst possible start without Mitch Moses. See every club’s predicted ladder position through the first six rounds.
Reed Mahoney will bring up 50 games for the Bulldogs on Saturday, and the former skipper hopes there are many more after rumours of an impending exit.
New Bulldogs recruit Sitili Tupouniua is edging closer to a Round 1 return from a hamstring injury, while Jacob Kiraz is back at training in a huge boost for Canterbury. WATCH THE VIDEO
They’re brimming with star power and have a murky recent off-field track record, but the Brisbane Broncos can’t crack No.1 spot on TRAVIS MEYN’S watchability rankings for 2025.
Former Queensland, NSW and Australian player, Bob Hagan, has passed away on the Sunshine Coast. Hagan spent nearly four decades at Canterbury, joining as a player in 1967 before being appointed club CEO in 1996.
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