Bulldogs to go back to Belmore during stadium rebuild
Canterbury is planning to take up to six games back to its spiritual home of Belmore while ANZ Stadium is being transformed into a state-of-the-art rectangular venue.
Canterbury is planning to take up to six games back to its spiritual home of Belmore while ANZ Stadium is being transformed into a state-of-the-art rectangular venue.
The Raiders are set to pounce on Bulldogs hooker Craig Garvey.
Des Hasler has begun legal action against Canterbury after being sacked just five months after the club announced a two-year contract extension.
Canterbury Bulldogs fullback Brad Abbey is officially a Raider.
Canterbury chairman Ray Dib has hosed down any fears over the club's spending woes after declaring their 30-man squad salary-cap compliant for the 2018 season.
The 27-year-old Bulldogs recruit was wheeled out by his new club on Monday as most of Dean Pay's squad assembled for the first day of the pre-season.
James Graham's gone, but not quite forgotten down Belmore way. Not least of all by David Klemmer, the man he "nurtured" in the NRL. And he knows the English firebrand has a point to prove against Australia.
​Canterbury coach Dean Pay has stepped in to ensure Michael Lichaa will stay at the Bulldogs.
At Canterbury's presentation night, Michael Lichaa was honoured as one of the club's departing stars.
Steve Mortimer will lend his heavyweight support to Canterbury chairman Ray Dib at the upcoming elections after satisfying himself the Bulldogs are on track to regain the culture that made them the 'family club'.
Under Des Hasler they were accused of losing their DNA, now Canterbury seem intent on putting the band back together with the appointment of another former Bulldogs premiership winner.
Dean Pay has vowed to again make Canterbury the 'family club', bringing the distinctive playing style and values that made the Bulldogs great during his playing stint at Belmore.
Canberra Raiders mentor Ricky Stuart has started his search for a new assistant.
The Canterbury Bulldogs have appointed Dean Pay as coach of the NRL club, replacing Des Hasler who was sacked last week.
Canterbury will hold a board meeting on Tuesday night to finalise plans for life after Des Hasler and could decide on his replacement as early as tomorrow.
The messy state of affairs at Canterbury has overshadowed the real reason behind Des Hasler's sacking.
Manly are confident of heading off any interest from Canterbury in Trent Barrett by shortly finalising an upgraded and extended contract for their head coach.
Dale Finucane was never a household name at Canterbury even while featuring in two grand finals, but after three seasons in Melbourne the lock certainly appears like one that got away.
The Family Club is in turmoil after sacking their coach earlier this week.
Canterbury's decision to sack Des Hasler and replace him with another coach will work out cheaper than if they had stuck with him, although the club has less than six week to settle on a payout figure to avoid it eating into the new football department cap.
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