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Are the Dogs now the elephant in the room? A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Six rounds have now seemingly raced by and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are firmly entrenched on the bottom of the table. No wins, just 52 points for (with only nine tries) and 204 points against (conceding 34 tries). Their prospects for winning a game any time soon don’t look that promising either, as they come up against Cronulla, Parramatta, St George, Canberra, Gold Coast and Penrith in the next six rounds leading up...

North Queensland coach Todd Payten admits he's not sure his side would have held on if the Bulldogs had been at full strength in the final quarter of Sunday's 30-18 win. With Jack Hetherington sent off for a high swinging arm on Val Holmes in the 55th minute and the Cowboys scoring soon after, the Dogs rallied to score the next two and could have levelled up three minutes from full-time had Nick Cotric not been fractionally offside from an attacking kick from which Will Hopoate touched down. "That performance just indicates where we're at as a team and a club," Payten said.

Manly winger goes close to claiming season's top speed.

Bulldogs skipper Josh Jackson says he was not a fan of watching on in round four but is stinging to return alongside Luke Thompson and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak to drag his club out of a rut. The task couldn't be much bigger against the in-form Storm in Melbourne but Jackson believes the team should take encouragement from a strong start against Souths. "It was tough, it was only the second one I've missed so it was a strange feeling," Jackson told NRL.com. "It was tough obviously watching it. I thought we started the game really well though. Just a few little periods let us down in the first h...

Canterbury have the worst attack of any team in NRL history after three matches Rugby League by Nick Campton Premium Content Subscriber only The Bulldogs will have to shrug off the worst attacking start to a season of any team in NRL history if they're to pull off the upset against South Sydney on Good Friday. After losing 32-16 to Newcastle in their season opener, Canterbury have been kept to nil each of the past two weeks - they've scored the fewest points through three games of any team in the NRL era. The 2018 Eels and 2020 Titans both managed 18 p...