Sad reason Dean Pay snubbed Canterbury Bulldogs’ 1995 grand final reunion
Thirteen of 16 players from Canterbury’s 1995 grand final side celebrated the 30 year anniversary at Allianz Stadium last week. But their was one noticeable absentee from the celebrations.
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Champion forward Dean Pay was a sad absentee at Canterbury’s 1995 premiership reunion at Allianz Stadium on Sunday.
Pay still feels detached from the club after being sacked as Canterbury head coach in July, 2020.
Given the amazing role he played in that ’95 side, it was upsetting for the club that Pay didn’t attend the 30-year celebration.
Canterbury has unsuccessfully reached out to Pay previously around big events.
Thirteen of 16 players from the ’95 side, plus coach Chris Anderson, attended the big game.
Originally published as Sad reason Dean Pay snubbed Canterbury Bulldogs’ 1995 grand final reunion
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