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Canberra Raiders face Canterbury Bulldogs in a grand final rematch before a sold-out crowd Saturday.
Do believe the hype.
A resurgent Canberra Raiders take on the Canterbury Bulldogs in front of a sold-out crowd at Canberra Stadium on Saturday in what also doubles as a 1994 grand final rematch.
Could the Raiders finish the weekend on top of the NRL ladder?
Canberra Raiders drummer Simon Tayoun underwent quintuple bypass surgery after returning from Las Vegas.
Canberra Raiders' drummer Simon Tayoun was told he was lucky to be alive after successfully undergoing quintuple bypass surgery after the club's win in Las Vegas.
The Raiders fan opened up on the minor pain he felt before he left for the United States to help lead the Viking Clap against the Warriors.
He didn't think much of it at the time, only to hear some unwanted news upon his return.
"Then when they sent me to the hospital they found one main artery around the heart was blocked 98 per cent, and they found another three 80 per cent blocked," Tayoun said.
"I didn't feel...
Michael Ennis reflects on the Bulldogs' struggles and praises their recent resurgence and key players' impact.
Michael Ennis, a former hooker for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and ex-assistant coach for the Canberra Raiders, has expressed his feelings about watching the Bulldogs struggle in recent years.
Ahead of a significant clash against the Raiders, he reflected on his time with the Bulldogs and the club's recent resurgence.
Ennis stated, "It was difficult, seeing the club where I spent so much of my career struggle.
But I think it makes it even more rewarding to see where they are at the moment and the type of footy they're playing." The current Bulldogs team is markedly different from previous years, and Ennis has identified key players who are essential to the club's future.