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  • 'Weak-gutted dog': feud erupts after epic Bulldogs-Raiders battle

    David Polkinghorne

    The Bulldogs' comeback is overshadowed by Jaeman Salmon reigniting his feud with Ricky Stuart after scoring.

    The Canberra Times

    The Bulldogs' epic comeback against the Canberra Raiders has been overshadowed by "weak-gutted dog" 2.0 after Jaeman Salmon reignited a feud with Ricky Stuart.

    In a moment that is sure to stir controversy, Salmon scored in the second half, got to his feet and pointed to his chest while yelling "weak-gutted dog".

    The pointed sledge was in reference to Stuart labelling Salmon three years ago, which prompted the NRL to take unprecedented action by suspending Stuart from coaching duties. Stuart was also fined $20,000.

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  • Canterbury comeback cruels Canberra in cracking contest

    Canterbury comeback cruels Canberra in cracking contest

    Canberra dominated early, leading 10-0 as Bulldogs struggled with discipline and decision-making.

    League Unlimited

    It was the ultimate tale of two halves. Canberra came out of the blocks strong and within four minutes capitalised on some sloppy discipline and defence from the Bulldogs with Zac Hosking scoring near the posts.

    The visitors struggled to get their hands on the footy and kept making poor decisions with and without the ball. Canberra fullback Kaeo Weekes found his way through some of that poor defending and the Raiders were up 10-0 before the quarter-mark of the game.

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  • Bulldogs cement top spot with comeback win over Raiders

    Marcelo Montoya (C) scored the third try for the Bulldogs in the come from behind win over Canberra. Photo: HANDOUT/NRL PHOTOS

    Canterbury topped the NRL after a comeback against Canberra, winning 32-20 and securing eight victories.

    The Canberra Times

    Canterbury have cemented their spot at the top of the NRL ladder after a Stephen Crichton-led comeback negated a first-half masterclass by the second-placed Canberra Raiders.

    The Bulldogs scored 32 unanswered points to overturn a 20-point deficit at halftime and silence the GIO Stadium faithful on Saturday afternoon.

    The 32-20 win puts Canterbury four points clear at the top of the league, with eight wins from nine matches.

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