Phil Gould has suggested Josh Addo-Carr will be back playing for the Bulldogs next week if they advance to semi-finals, saying there’s “no reason” for the club or NRL Integrity Unit to stand down to Canterbury winger.
Josh Addo-Carr’s snap halftime decision to drive to an Ezymart in pursuit of a phone charger could have career-defining ramifications. See the inside story of the 96 hours that could change the Bulldog’s life.
Bronson Xerri has waited five years to return to finals footy, and he hopes he doesn’t have to wait that long for people to stop bringing up his past.
The Sea Eagles are sick of accusations they don’t leave the Northern Beaches, with ticket sales showing the maroon and white army is ready to hijack Accor Stadium from Bulldogs fans.
Bulldogs trainer Travis Touma is caught in the middle of a legal matter against the club, but the coach and high-profile players have all praised him.
Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo has spoken out on the $4 million lawsuit launched by Jackson Topine towards the club, defending the training session in question.
The legal stoush between Jackson Topine and the Bulldogs will bring to focus how clubs treat their players. But how does a courtroom tell an elite sporting organisation how it should train its elite athletes, writes Paul Kent.
The Bulldogs are ready for a fight after a board meeting on Wednesday night, preparing to defend the club and trainer Travis Touma over the allegations made by former player Jackson Topine.
An NRL club has vowed to “vigorously defend” a shock lawsuit levelled against it, with one former great saying it “opens a can of worms”.
A young Canterbury forward has launched legal proceedings against the Bulldogs amid allegations that a punishment he was forced to endure was a “deprivation of liberty”.
Just about every Cronulla Sharks player had a blinder in a points-fest, but the big talking point out of today’s games is the fresh injury to Kalyn Ponga.
The NRL will investigate an incident involving Jack Hetherington and Reed Mahoney after both were sent to the sin bin the dying stages of the Bulldogs’ thumping of the Knights. WATCH HERE
Cameron Ciraldo may have finally found his ideal back five, but a young star lurking on the bench could be his most dangerous weapon going forward.
Storm fullback Ryan Papenhuyzen was charged by the NRL judiciary with a hip drop tackle that was missed in the run of play.
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