The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs are a professional rugby league club in the National Rugby League (NRL), the premier rugby league football competition in Australia.

Based in Belmore, a suburb of Sydney, the Bulldogs in 1935 were admitted to the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition, a predecessor of the current NRL competition.

The Bulldogs won their first premiership in just their fourth season (1938). At the time it made them the quickest club (barring the founding clubs) to win a premiership after admission to the competition, a record which was only recently beaten in 1999 by the Melbourne Storm. They won a second premiership in 1942 but then had to wait another 38 years before breaking through for a third title in 1980. During the 80s, the Bulldogs were a dominant force in the competition appearing in five Grand Finals, winning four of them. In the 90s they featured in the 1994, 1995 and 1998 Grand Finals, winning in 1995. Their most recent success was in 2004 when they beat the Sydney Roosters 16 – 13. The tryscorers were Hazem El Masri and Matt Utai, and the Clive Churchill Medal winner was Willie Mason.

Steve Mortimer & Peter Moore (CEO)

Ring of Champions (Hall of Fame)

Ring of Champions (2007)
Inductee Year
Chris Anderson2007
Ron Bailey2007
Greg Brentnall2007
Eddie Burns2007
Steve Folkes2007
David Gillespie2007
John Greaves2007
Les Johns2007
Peter Kelly2007
Roy Kirkaldy2007
Terry Lamb2007
Peter Moore2007
Chris Mortimer2007
Steve Mortimer2007
Edgar Newham2007
George Peponis2007
Henry Porter2007
Steve Price2007
Kevin Ryan2007
Frank Sponberg2007

70 Year Team of Champions

70 Year Team of Champions (2004)
Player Position
Les JohnsFull back
Chris AndersonWing
Ron BaileyCentre
John GreavesCentre
Edgar NewhamWing
Terry Lamb (C)Five eighth
Steve MortimerHalf back
Frank SponbergLock
Steve FolkesSecond Row
David GillespieSecond Row
Kevin RyanProp
George PeponisHooker
Eddie BurnsProp
Peter KellyReserve
Chris MortimerReserve
Greg BrentnallReserve
Henry PorterReserve
Roy KirkaldyReserve
Steve PriceReserve
Peter MooreAdministration

50th Anniversary Greatest Team Ever

50th Anniversary Greatest Team Ever (1985)
Player Position
Les JohnsFull back
Chris AndersonWing
Ron BaileyCentre
John GreavesCentre
Edgar NewhamWing
Garry HughesFive eighth
Steve Mortimer (C)Half back
Frank SponbergLock
Graeme HughesSecond Row
Bob McCarthySecond Row
Henry PorterProp
George PeponisHooker
Eddie BurnsProp
Chris MortimerReserve
Ron CostelloReserve

Footnotes

  • Woods B (2007). El Magic – The Life of Hazem El Masri. HarperCollins Publishing. ISBN 0-7322-8402-3
  • Andrews M (2006). The ABC of Rugby League. ABC Publishing. ISBN 0-7333-1946-7
  • Whiticker A & Hudson G (2005). Canterbury Bulldogs – The Encyclopedia of Rugby League Players. Bas Publishing. ISBN 1-920910-50-6
  • Whittaker A & Collis I (2004). The History of Rugby League Clubs. ISBN 978-1-74110-470-7
  • Lane D (1996). A Family Betrayal – One Man's Super League War – Jarred McCracken. Ironbark Publishing. ISBN 0-330-35839-1
  • Chesterton R (1996). Good as Gould – Phil Gould's Stormy Life in Football. Ironbark Publishing. ISBN 0-330-35873-1
  • Lester G (1991). The Bulldog Story. Playright Publishing. ISBN 0-646-04447-8
  • Whiticker A (1992). The Terry Lamb Story. Gary Allen Publishing. ISBN 1-875169-14-8
  • Tasker N (1988). Top-Dog – The Steve Mortimer Story. Century Hutchinson Publishing. ISBN 0-09-169231-8
  • Lester G (1985). Berries to Bulldogs. Lester – Townsend Publishing. ISBN 0-949853-06-2
  • NRL Official Information Handbook (2001–2007). Season Guide.
  • Middleton D (1987–2006). The Official NSWRL, ARL, NRL Yearbook / Annual.
  • Christensen EE (1946–1977). NSWRL Yearbook.
  • Rugby League Review (2003–2007).
  • Big League (1974–2007).
  • Rugby League Week (1970–2007).
  • The Rugby League News.

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