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.
And then there was one. The Canterbury Bulldogs are the NRL’s only undefeated team after four rounds, moving to the top of the ladder for the first time in nine-years, after rattling the Sharks at home.
Cowboys coach Todd Payten can breathe a sigh of relief, as North Queensland held off a late Raiders fightback to secure their first win of the season.
Kangaroos coach Mal Meninga believes rival coaches Craig Fitzgibbon and Cameron Ciraldo have what it takes to become the next great NRL mentors, as the Sharks prepare to take on the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs won’t be chasing Daly Cherry-Evans for next year, but they have their own halfback contract to worry about with Toby Sexton’s future still up in the air.
An explosive conspiracy theory has emerged about a “war” behind the scenes surrounding Daly Cherry-Evans’ departure from Manly.
Daly Cherry-Evans’ impending Manly exit has made him a priceless premiership commodity for several NRL clubs in their relentless pursuit of a title. PAMELA WHALEY analyses every team’s premiership window.
Accor Stadium could become a four-game a year NRL white elephant, with the Rabbitohs and Bulldogs considering shifting to rival venues after a decade of broken promises.
The Eels crashed to a third-straight defeat but there were positive signs for new coach Jason Ryles as he searches for his first win with Parramatta.
After battling to a hard-fought win over Parramatta, Dogs coach Cameron Ciraldo was in no mood for a journalist’s curious question.
Only four players remain from Cameron Ciraldo’s round one Bulldogs team from two years ago. It’s just one example of why Parramatta fans should have hope for better days ahead under Jason Ryles, writes David Riccio.
Jason Ryles sought a secret meeting with Josh Addo-Carr to get the measure of the man he wanted to sign at the Eels, but a neighbour’s party – and Addo-Carr’s extroverted personality – almost ruined the deal.
Early 2000s cult hero Jamie Feeney has interviewed with the Bulldogs as the club narrows down their options for an NRLW head coach.
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