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Dean “Bulldog’” Ritchie has covered rugby league at The Daily Telegraph, and now CODE Sports as well, for 33 years. From the Super League war to NRL grand finals, State of Origin clashes and World Cups, Bulldog has written about the biggest issues in the game and broken many of the most important stories.

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Nth Beaches

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 08: Sam Burgess of the Rabbitohs is tackled during the round 22 AFL match between the South Sydney Rabbitohs and the Manly Sea Eagles at Sydney Cricket Ground on August 8, 2014 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)

Daley calls on Manly forwards to make a stand

TRIUMPHANT NSW State of Origin coach Laurie Daley has issued a challenge to the Sea Eagles forwards ahead of Sunday’s game with the Titans.

Nth Beaches

South Sydney Rabbitoh's Greg Inglis and Manly Sea Eagle's Brett Stewart at the Sydney Cricket Ground ahead of their top of the table clash on Friday night .Picture Gregg Porteous

Stewart revels in glorious aura of the Sydney Cricket Ground

SEA Eagles fullback Brett Stewart has spoken about his club’s historic return to the Sydney Cricket Ground – the famous arena where Manly have recorded some of the club’s greatest victories.

Roosters

Pearce denies inappropriate interaction

MITCHELL Pearce has issued a statement via his lawyer denying any “inappropriate interaction” with a female patron at a Kings Cross nightclub.

NRL

Injury report: Stewart out for month

A GOLDEN point loss after leading 20-0 was bad enough but it is about to get worse for Manly. Round one injury report.

NRL

GI triple sends premiers packing

GREG Inglis has produced a three-try effort in South Sydney’s upset victory over the Roosters in the season opener.

NRL

NRL kick-off: The waiting is over

THE pre-season hype has gone, the trials have been played, as have the Nines and World Club Challenge. Now for the Big Show.

Sea Eagles

Don’t let my brother walk away

SEA Eagles star Brett Stewart has made a passionate plea to Manly officials: Don’t let my brother walk away.

Eels

Arthur puts electric back in Eels

BRAD Arthur will dump the Eels’ conservative attack and implement a new flamboyant playing style – say hello to the Electric Eels.

Maroons

2/6/13 The Queensland Origin team are in camp at Palmer Coolum Resort on the Sunshine Coast, they hold their last session in...

Daly won’t rock QLD’s Origin boat

DALY Cherry-Evans is prepared to wait another three years to become Queensland halfback – because he doesn’t want to “rock the boat.’’

Knights

Men at work: Fluro bright knights

NEWCASTLE officially unveil a new-look jumper featuring fluro-orange, the colours worn by working class miners.

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