Canterbury Bulldogs

Bulldogs skipper Stephen Crichton has avoided a ban for his tackle on Christian Tuipulotu that collected the Dragon in the head and led to a penalty try.

Canterbury player Kurt Mann has shared a photo of the shocking aftermath of a ‘clip’ to his head during the Bulldogs’ win over the Dragons on Saturday.

The mindless supporter has been condemned ‘in the strongest terms’ after an act of pure idiocy.

Canterbury have got off to a flyer in the NRL, downing a depleted St George Illawarra outfit 28-20.

What a game. What a contest. The Bulldogs had to hang on a bit there as the intense pace of that frenetic clash caught up with Canterbury-Bankstown. An enormously physical contest that the Dogs win 28-20. The Dogs led 28-6 at one point in the second half, but a superb …

A serious injury and a report look set to further deplete the club’s front-row stocks.

Kyle Flanagan will bring up a key milestone against his former team at the same venue where he was involved in one of the most heated moments of 2024.

After some promising pre-season results, St George Illawarra will be put under pressure by Canterbury, with coach Shane Flanagan backing his new spine.

Stephen Crichton already shapes as one of Canterbury’s best signings this century, despite clearing some curious hurdles not even his own coaches knew about.

Bulldogs hooker Reed Mahoney isn’t expecting a repeat of last year’s fireworks when Dragons playmaker Kyle Flanagan copped a four-match ban for biting Stephen Crichton during a heated clash in Kogarah in front of a raucous crowd featuring two of the most passionate supporter groups in the NRL.