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  • Is Bulldogs' Struggle a Heartbreaking Tackle?

    Is Bulldogs' Struggle a Heartbreaking Tackle?

    Michael Ennis reflects on the Bulldogs' struggles and praises their recent resurgence and key players' impact.

    LeagueNews.co

    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.

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  • Thurston, Rocky and Gus: Inside the rookie year that put Stuart on path to 500-game coaching career

    Thurston, Rocky and Gus: Inside the rookie year that put Stuart on path to 500-game coaching career

    On May 16, 2000, Ricky Stuart's career ended abruptly due to a ruptured ACL injury.

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Exactly 25 years and one week ago - May 16, 2000 - Ricky Stuart crumpled to the ground in Auckland. In an instant, one of the great playmaking careers was over.

    The champion halfback had ruptured his ACL and knew it immediately. But the Herald reported a surprisingly upbeat dressing room interview given Stuart had just had "retirement handed to me in one moment".

    Then 33, Stuart had just a week earlier sat down with his manager, John Fordham, and Bulldogs top brass Bob Hagan and Barry Nelson, as well as NRL coach Steve Folkes, to discuss a post-playing move into coaching.

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  • Raiders and Bulldogs: Kick Off Early Fun

    'Representation is important': Penitani Gray inspiring next generation

    Raiders vs. Bulldogs at GIO Stadium Saturday; arrive early for pre-match activities and transport services.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders will face the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs this Saturday at GIO Stadium Canberra, as part of the NRL's Women in League Round celebrations.

    With a large crowd expected, fans are urged to arrive early to enjoy various pre-match activities.

    To facilitate easier access, extra public transport services, including dedicated Raiders GIO Chartered Buses, will operate from key locations across Canberra.

    For those planning to drive, parking at GIO Stadium is limited and fills up quickly; arriving early can help secure a convenient spot.

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