Hazem EL MASRI [
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Fri March 4, 2011
by Matthew O'Neill
Former Australian football star Mark Bosnich is among the latest sporting names who have signed on to play in the Legends of League Charity Match at Mount Smart Stadium next Thursday (March 10) to raise funds for the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal.
Goalkeeper Bosnich, who played for Manchester United, Aston Villa and Chelsea during his professional career in the English premier league, has been confirmed in an Australian legends squad which also includes rugby league stars of yesteryear Hazem El Masri, Ben Elias, Paul Sironen and John Hopoate. Also set to travel to Auckland for the game is former Vodafone Warrior David Myles.
The New Zealand squad comprises a host of Kiwi legends including Ruben Wiki, Stacey Jones, Gary Freeman, Kurt Sorensen, Hugh McGahan, Richie Barnett, Logan Swann, Joe Vagana and many more as well as Tawera Nikau, one of the match organisers, who will play despite having an artificial leg.
One place is being left open in each squad for the highest bidders in an online auction on
www.tradme.co.nz (see details further down).
Apart from Nikau, the other former players helping to bring the squads together are Freeman, former Vodafone Warriors captain Monty Betham and Nigel Vagana while the New Zealand Rugby League, the League 4 Life Foundation, Vodafone and Mount Smart Stadium are lending their support.
The squads so far are:
NEW ZEALAND
Stacey Jones
Monty Betham
Tawera Nikau
David Kidwell
Gary Freeman
Kurt Sorensen
Joe Vagana
Tea Ropati
Logan Swann
Ruben Wiki
Richie Barnett
Paul Rauhihi
Hugh McGahan
Clayton Friend
Duane Mann
Jerry Seuseu
Mark Bourneville
Sean Hoppe
Francis Leota
TRADEME
AUSTRALIA
Tonie Carroll
Ben Elias
Billy Peden
John Hopoate
Mark Bosnich
David Peachey
Hazem El Masri
Bruce McGuire
David Myles
Paul Langmack
Paul Sironen
Scott Hill
TRADEME
To be a part of the action, fans can bid at
www.tradme.co.nz for a place in one of the teams (all proceeds to the official appeal). For those wanting to attend the match buy your tickets at
www.ticketek.co.nz or
www.nzrl.co.nz.
Tickets are priced at $20.00 for everyone except children 12 and under, who will be granted free entry. There'll be bucket collections throughout the evening to raise funds for the appeal.
The gates open at 5.00pm with entertainment starting at 5.30pm from artists such as Vince Harder, Jason Kerrison and the ReQuest Dance Crew.
Mon July 5, 2010
by Matthew O'Neill
Canterbury Coach Kevin Moore last week against Canberra made the big decision to move Jamal Idris into the forwards with the move reaping immediate dividends.
The move into the forwards for Idris was always going to be inevitable as it was for Ruben Wiki throughout his outstanding career with the Raiders, Warriors and Kiwis.
The Bulldogs have been hammered from pillar to post up the middle this season, but the move of Idris into the pack along with the mid-season signing of Ryan Tandy has given the Canterbury pack the necessary punch and aggression it has desperately needed.
Idris has been criticised for his defence, but his only problem in defence has been his lack of ability to read the defence, not actually tackling or hitting his opponent. Last year Idris had the benefit of playing inside the great Hazem El Masri, who was one of the best readers in defence and guided Idris brilliantly in helping him read the oppositions attack. Idris this year hasn't had the luxury of playing inside a class player and it has showed dramatically on the Bulldogs right side defence.
The move of Idris into the forwards has been rushed due to the dearth of impact in the Bulldogs back-row and compounded by the problems the Bulldogs are facing on the right hand side in defence.
Shane Neumann has come into the Bulldogs side at right centre and he has given the side some extra pace and also assurance on the right hand edge in defence where he's a good reader of the oppositions attack.
Centre is one of the hardest positions on the field to defence and it's more important to be a good reader in defence as it is to be a good tackler, which Idris was the latter and not the former whilst El Masri was a master of reading the defence whereas Steve Turner is simply no-where near El Masri's class of a footballer.
When Idris was selected on the bench in the opening State of Origin match, I was personally hoping to see NSW Coach Craig Bellamy throw Idris into the forwards to see how he'll handle it as all along I have viewed Idris this season as a back-rower stuck out in the centres. A predictable injury to the over-rated Matt Cooper meant that Idris was thrust into the game in the centres for the entire second half.
Idris performed encouragingly in his Origin debut, but in time honoured tradition by the NSW selectors he was dropped for game two as they searched for a 'defensive' player in the hope to contain Greg Inglis, which back fired on Laurie Daley, Bob McCarthy and the rest of the NSW selectors.
Moore for too long this season sat back, made the wrong changes and stuck by the wrong player's n the hope of finding the magic switch to turn the season around. Moving Idris to the forwards Moore clicked on right switch in a way of generating enthusiasm to the Bulldogs side.
With Tandy and Idris up the middle early on all the sudden the Bulldogs forwards were punching easy metres up the middle and putting Canterbury on the front foot early on in matches. For too long this year the Bulldogs have lacked energy and enthusiasm from the outset. The last two weeks has also seen a dramatic improvement in the efforts of Ben Hannant, which remains to be seen how long it will last for though.
Idris must remain in the second-row for the remainder of his career as his style of attack and defence suits wearing the No.11 jersey. Idris will go past all his potential in the second-row and leave his mark as one of Canterbury's finest second-rowers following in the traditions of Bob McCarthy, Graeme Hughes, Steve Folkes, David Gillespie, Darren Smith, Simon Gillies, Willie Mason and Sonny Bill Williams as one of the best Canterbury have had in the second-row.
The luxury of keeping Idris in the centres can no longer be afforded with the forward pack lacking mongrel and El Masri no longer there to guide Idris on the field. He must now continue to be set free up the middle.
Moore proved he's as cunning as his late father when he decided not to name Ben Barba in the Bulldogs top 17 on the same day as Israel Folau signed with the AFL. The decision to officially drop Barba after omitting him at the last minute a few days before certainly deserved to attract more news, but the Folau news swamped all other stories in the game.
Barba has been the Bulldogs best and most enthusiastic player this season. Whenever Barba was introduced into the match all the sudden Canterbury looked dangerous and upbeat with their opponents.
The decision to drop Barba due to "match fitness" raised a few eye-brows when players lacking in fitness and stamina were retained in the side. At the time he was the club's equal leading try-scorer and since he's returned he's now the outright leading try-scorer with 12 ahead of Josh Morris with 10.
Barba proved in 25 minutes against the Gold Coast three weeks ago that he had to be on the field from the outset.
When the late Peter Moore in his role as Chief Executive quizzed Phil Gould in 1988 when he was Canterbury Coach as to why Steve Mortimer was only being used for the last 30 minutes Gould replied that Mortimer was no longer an 80 minute player and he had to use him in a shorter period. Bullfrog's response to Gould was that Mortimer should then be playing the opening 30 minutes.
With Tandy and Idris providing the punch up the middle and Barba being out there from the start it has allowed the Bulldogs to attack from the front foot and Barba has been the forefront of the Bulldogs early attacking raids.
Canterbury has changed their attacking structure in recent weeks that has allowed Barba to become more dominant in the game. Stats revealed on the weekend showed that Barba averages a try every 45 minutes this season compared to the leading try-scorer in the NRL with a try every 75 minutes.
Quite simply a spot for 80 minutes has to be found for Barba and the Bulldogs coaching staff must allow for inexperience mistakes to come from Barba as he's going to win a lot more games than he'll lose for the Bulldogs.
Josh Dugan and Nathan Gardner along with Lachlan Coote are the three most exciting young fullbacks in the NRL and Barba has made a complete goose in successive weeks of Dugan and Gardner. Barba is a rare talent that must be enhanced and encouraged. He is a player that scores points and creates points.
Barba is already the 9th highest try-scorer in all grades for the Bulldogs passing Steve Gearin on the weekend with his double.
There are still a lot of problem areas for the Bulldogs that have to be addressed. When Moore takes off Tandy and Idris and brings on Michael Hodgson and Gary Warburton the intensity levels drop dramatically and it was so noticeable against Canberra a week ago and to a lesser extent last Saturday against Cronulla.
Moore needs to find four reserves with impact whilst at the same time keeping Barba, Idris and Tandy in the starting side in the positions they have played in the last two weeks. The ideal four players on the interchange would be Mickey Paea, Tim Browne, Dene Halatau and Ben Roberts (when he returns from injury). Blake Green would be the best player suited on the bench until Roberts returns. It sadly appears that the dynamic and tenacious Joel Romelo is on the outer at Canterbury and he would have been the ideal impact player to use off the bench.
Hodgson has been an honest toiler throughout his career, but age and time have got the better of him as an NRL player on a weekly basis whilst Warburton is no-where near the standard to play NRL and lacks penetration in attack, next to no passing or off-loading ability and his defence lacks impact required to be effective in the NRL.
If the Bulldogs want to mount a challenge for the finals Moore needs to persist with Barba, Idris and Tandy where they've been playing for the last two weeks and find the right balance on the interchange bench to take the lead when the likes of Tandy, Idris and Hannant are given a spell.
Moore has had a very challenging second season as Coach, but he needs to continue to think outside the square if the Bulldogs are to finish the season on a positive note.
MOST TRIES IN ALL GRADES (Games Played) 1 Hazem El Masri 194 (372)
2 Terry Lamb 123 (262)
3 Matt Utai 121 (216)
4 Chris Anderson 116 (284)
5 Trent Cutler 107 (166)
6 Steven Hughes 102 (203)
7 Rod Silva 95 (159)
8 Peter Mortimer 92 (240)
9 Ben Barba 89 (79)
10 Steve Gearin 88 (186)
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 2009 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
26 games; 14 tries, 96/117 goals, 248 points.
[View] Round 1 [14 Mar 09] W 34-12 v Sea Eagles (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 7/7g
[View] Round 2 [21 Mar 09] W 28-26 v Panthers (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/5g
[View] Round 3 [27 Mar 09] L 12-20 v Titans (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 4 [05 Apr 09] W 24-12 v Sharks (H). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t, 4/4g
[View] Round 5 [13 Apr 09] W 14-12 v Rabbitohs (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 6 [19 Apr 09] W 48-18 v Eels (A). [WG] 16 Pts; 1t, 6/9g
[View] Round 7 [26 Apr 09] W 30-20 v Raiders (A). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t, 5/5g
[View] Round 8 [03 May 09] W 22-20 v Tigers (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 2t, 3/4g
[View] Round 10 [15 May 09] L 18-20 v Dragons (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/3g
[View] Round 11 [23 May 09] W 26-10 v Storm (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 12 [31 May 09] L 14-22 v Knights (A). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/3g
[View] Round 14 [12 Jun 09] W 44-22 v Broncos (A). [WG] 20 Pts; 2t, 6/8g
[View] Round 15 [19 Jun 09] W 19-12 v Panthers (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 2t, 3/4g
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 09] W 30-18 v Cowboys (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 17 [06 Jul 09] L 12-19 v Sea Eagles (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 18 [12 Jul 09] W 18-14 v Warriors (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/3g
[View] Round 19 [17 Jul 09] W 23-16 v Titans (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/4g
[View] Round 20 [25 Jul 09] L 8-27 v Eels (H). [WG]
[View] Round 21 [02 Aug 09] W 26-18 v Rabbitohs (A). [WG] 14 Pts; 2t, 3/5g
[View] Round 22 [08 Aug 09] W 23-20 v Raiders (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/5g
[View] Round 23 [14 Aug 09] W 22-12 v Cowboys (A). [FB] 14 Pts; 1t, 5/5g
[View] Round 24 [24 Aug 09] W 28-4 v Roosters (H). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t, 4/5g
[View] Round 25 [30 Aug 09] W 40-20 v Warriors (H). [WG] 16 Pts; 8/8g
[View] Round 26 [04 Sep 09] L 12-34 v Tigers (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Finals Week 1 [12 Sep 09] W 26-12 v Knights. [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Finals Week 3 [25 Sep 09] L 12-22 v Eels. [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
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2008 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
21 games; 7 tries, 51/66 goals, 130 points.
[View] Round 1 [15 Mar 08] L 20-28 v Eels (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t, 4/4g
[View] Round 2 [21 Mar 08] W 25-12 v Rabbitohs (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/5g
[View] Round 3 [30 Mar 08] W 32-12 v Tigers (H). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t, 4/6g
[View] Round 4 [04 Apr 08] L 12-40 v Roosters (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 5 [13 Apr 08] L 16-36 v Warriors (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 9 [10 May 08] L 4-30 v Panthers (H). [WG]
[View] Round 11 [26 May 08] W 30-22 v Sharks (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 12 [31 May 08] L 0-46 v Storm (A). [WG]
[View] Round 13 [07 Jun 08] L 12-22 v Knights (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 15 [21 Jun 08] L 18-58 v Raiders (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/3g
[View] Round 16 [27 Jun 08] L 14-24 v Roosters (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 1t, 1/3g
[View] Round 17 [07 Jul 08] L 30-34 v Rabbitohs (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/6g
[View] Round 18 [13 Jul 08] W 26-18 v Broncos (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 19 [19 Jul 08] L 22-40 v Warriors (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 2t, 3/4g
[View] Round 20 [28 Jul 08] L 0-30 v Dragons (A). [WG]
[View] Round 21 [03 Aug 08] L 4-56 v Tigers (A). [WG]
[View] Round 22 [09 Aug 08] L 12-36 v Cowboys (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 23 [16 Aug 08] L 16-52 v Panthers (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 24 [23 Aug 08] L 12-26 v Eels (H). [FB] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 25 [31 Aug 08] L 22-36 v Broncos (H). [FB] 6 Pts; 3/4g
[View] Round 26 [07 Sep 08] L 34-52 v Raiders (A). [FB] 8 Pts; 1t, 2/6g
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2007 State of Origin
New South Wales Origin
1 games; 1 tries, 3/3 goals, 10 points.
[View] Origin [04 Jul 07] W 18-4 v QLD Origin (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/3g
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2007 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
24 games; 10 tries, 85/105 goals, 210 points.
[View] Round 1 [18 Mar 07] L 24-25 v Knights (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
[View] Round 2 [23 Mar 07] L 10-40 v Panthers (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/3g
[View] Round 3 [01 Apr 07] W 22-6 v Gold Coast (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/4g
[View] Round 4 [06 Apr 07] W 34-10 v Rabbitohs (A). [WG] 18 Pts; 1t (70th), 7/7g
[View] Round 5 [14 Apr 07] L 14-16 v Sea Eagles (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/3g
[View] Round 6 [22 Apr 07] W 21-18 v Eels (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t (8th), 4/4g
[View] Round 7 [27 Apr 07] L 18-34 v Tigers (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/3g
[View] Round 8 [06 May 07] W 30-16 v Knights (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t (42nd), 5/5g
[View] Round 9 [14 May 07] L 14-38 v Storm (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 1t, 1/3g
[View] Round 10 [20 May 07] L 20-30 v Sharks (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/4g
[View] Round 11 [25 May 07] L 16-26 v Cowboys (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 1t, 2/3g
[View] Round 12 [03 Jun 07] W 40-20 v Warriors (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 6/7g
[View] Round 14 [15 Jun 07] L 12-19 v Broncos (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 15 [22 Jun 07] W 27-8 v Sea Eagles (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 17 [08 Jul 07] W 14-12 v Sharks (A). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/3g
[View] Round 18 [14 Jul 07] L 20-30 v Panthers (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/4g
[View] Round 19 [20 Jul 07] W 36-12 v Gold Coast (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 6/6g
[View] Round 20 [28 Jul 07] W 28-24 v Dragons (A). [WG] 16 Pts; 2t, 4/5g
[View] Round 21 [03 Aug 07] L 22-34 v Eels (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/4g
[View] Round 22 [12 Aug 07] W 52-4 v Raiders (H). [WG] 16 Pts; 1t, 6/10g
[View] Round 23 [17 Aug 07] W 25-24 v Broncos (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t, 4/4g
[View] Round 24 [24 Aug 07] L 6-38 v Storm (H). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/1g
[View] Round 25 [31 Aug 07] L 32-38 v Cowboys (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/6g
[View] Finals Week 2 [15 Sep 07] L 6-25 v Eels. [WG] 2 Pts; 1/1g
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2007 City vs Country
City Origin
1 games; 2 goals, 4 points.
[View] Place of Origin [03 May 07] W 12-6 v Country Origin (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
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2006 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
26 games; 17 tries, 114/132 goals, 296 points.
[View] Round 1 [11 Mar 06] L 22-24 v Panthers (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/4g
[View] Round 2 [17 Mar 06] W 47-12 v Tigers (H). [WG] 34 Pts; 4t, 9/10g
[View] Round 3 [24 Mar 06] L 22-46 v Knights (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t, 3/4g
[View] Round 5 [09 Apr 06] W 30-12 v Raiders (A). [WG] 14 Pts; 7/7g
[View] Round 6 [17 Apr 06] W 26-18 v Rabbitohs (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/6g
[View] Round 7 [23 Apr 06] L 14-40 v Sea Eagles (H). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/3g
[View] Round 8 [30 Apr 06] W 30-16 v Warriors (A). [WG] 18 Pts; 2t, 5/6g
[View] Round 9 [07 May 06] W 30-14 v Roosters (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 10 [14 May 06] W 22-18 v Eels (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t, 5/5g
[View] Round 11 [21 May 06] W 32-24 v Sharks (H). [WG] 16 Pts; 1t, 6/8g
[View] Round 12 [27 May 06] L 6-25 v Broncos (A). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/1g
[View] Round 13 [03 Jun 06] W 38-22 v Knights (H). [WG] 22 Pts; 3t, 5/7g
Match Fact: 3rd Try was his 124th for the Bulldogs passing Terry Lamb's mark of 123 and his final goal was his 600th in first grade.
[View] Round 14 [12 Jun 06] L 26-28 v Raiders (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/5g
[View] Round 15 [18 Jun 06] W 20-12 v Cowboys (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
[View] Round 16 [23 Jun 06] L 12-16 v Storm (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 17 [02 Jul 06] W 32-10 v Tigers (A). [WG] 16 Pts; 1t, 6/6g
[View] Round 18 [09 Jul 06] W 22-18 v Warriors (H). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/3g
[View] Round 19 [14 Jul 06] W 22-16 v Dragons (A). [WG] 6 Pts; 3/4g
[View] Round 20 [22 Jul 06] W 25-0 v Roosters (H). [WG] 12 Pts; 6/8g
[View] Round 22 [05 Aug 06] W 54-14 v Cowboys (A). [WG] 22 Pts; 1t (75th), 9/9g
[View] Round 23 [13 Aug 06] W 26-10 v Dragons (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t, 5/6g
[View] Round 24 [18 Aug 06] L 0-30 v Broncos (H). [WG]
[View] Round 25 [25 Aug 06] L 20-21 v Sea Eagles (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
[View] Round 26 [03 Sep 06] W 30-22 v Panthers (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Finals Week One [09 Sep 06] W 30-12 v Raiders (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t, 5/5g
[View] Finals Week Three [22 Sep 06] L 20-37 v Broncos. [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
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2005 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
18 games; 11 tries, 68 goals, 180 points.
[View] Round 1 [11 Mar 05] W 46-28 v Dragons (H). [WG] 14 Pts; 7/9g
[View] Round 2 [18 Mar 05] L 12-24 v Cowboys (A). [WG] 8 Pts; 1t (79th), 2/2g
[View] Round 3 [27 Mar 05] L 36-37 v Tigers (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 6/6g
[View] Round 4 [03 Apr 05] L 12-26 v Sharks (A). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/2g
[View] Round 6 [15 Apr 05] L 16-29 v Roosters (H). [WG] 4 Pts; 2/3g
[View] Round 7 [24 Apr 05] W 24-20 v Knights (A). [WG] 12 Pts; 1t (17th), 4/4g
Match Fact: 1400 career points
Match Fact: 500 career goals
[View] Round 8 [30 Apr 05] W 30-16 v Eels (H). [WG] 22 Pts; 3t (17th, 39th, 51st), 5/6g
Judiciary: Contrary Conduct, Grade 1 Guilty, 0 matches
[View] Round 9 [08 May 05] L 28-35 v Broncos (A). [WG] 16 Pts; 2t (24th, 28th), 4/5g
[View] Round 10 [14 May 05] L 10-18 v Sea Eagles (H). [WG] 10 Pts; 2t (20th, 32nd), 1/2g
[View] Round 11 [21 May 05] W 26-16 v Storm (A). [WG] 14 Pts; 1t (6th), 5/5g
[View] Round 12 [27 May 05] L 12-48 v Cowboys (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
[View] Round 13 [04 Jun 05] D 21-21 v Souths (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
[View] Round 15 [19 Jun 05] W 28-10 v Raiders (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/6g
[View] Round 16 [26 Jun 05] W 31-12 v Sea Eagles (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/7g
[View] Round 17 [02 Jul 05] L 6-33 v Storm (H). [WG] 2 Pts; 1/2g
[View] Round 18 [10 Jul 05] W 26-24 v Warriors (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 5/5g
[View] Round 19 [15 Jul 05] W 18-16 v Panthers (A). [WG] 10 Pts; 1t (23rd), 3/3g
[View] Round 20 [22 Jul 05] W 29-22 v Broncos (H). [FB] 8 Pts; 4/5g
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2004 NRL Telstra Premiership
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
2 games; 12/12 goals, 24 points.
[View] Round 1 [13 Mar 04] W 48-14 v Eels (H). [WG] 16 Pts; 8/8g
[View] Round 2 [20 Mar 04] W 24-20 v Sharks (H). [WG] 8 Pts; 4/4g
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