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Home game finally for us. The crowd will probably be a let down after an absolutely stunning turnout for our "away match" at Telstra where we smashed the Tigpies back to Campbelltown (Tigers home ground? :lol - but alas, we play the Warriors.
CANTERBURY BANKSTOWN v The NZ Warriors
Where else but Telstra?
Sunday 9 July, kick off is at 2:30pm.
On the tele live through Fox Sports.
Lower grade game at 12:45pm will be the Premier League boys shaping up against the Norths Bears. Flegg will be out at Belmore on Saturday also against Norths.
All our Origin boys are expected back, although keep your eyes peeled after the third game for any injury news.
We faced this mob in Round 8 at Ericsson and gave them a 30-16 touch-up. Of interest - we haven't played the Warriors at Telstra since it's Stadium Australia days in 2000. The result was an 18-all draw, and a pitiful crowd of 7,132.
THE DOGS LINEUP:
1. Luke Patten 2. Hazem El Masri 19. Andrew Emelio 4. Willie Tonga 5. Cameron Phelps 6. Daniel Holdsworth 18. Ben Roberts 8. Mark O'Meley 9. Tony Grimaldi 10. Roy Asotasi 3. Sonny Bill Williams 12. Andrew Ryan (c) 13. Reni Maitua
Interchange: 11. Willie Mason 14. Brad Morrin 15. Nate Myles 17. Dallas McIlwain
EDIT: 7. Brent Sherwin and 16. Chris Armit ruled out through injury. Ben Roberts and Andrew Emelio will replace the pair.
Sheep Shaggers: 1 BRENT WEBB 2 PATRICK AH VAN 3 TONY MARTIN 4 SIMON MANNERING 5 MANU VATUVEI 6 JEROME ROPATI 7 GRANT ROVELLI 8 RUBEN WIKI (VC) 9 NATHAN FIEN 10 STEVE PRICE (C) 11 AWEN GUTTENBEIL 12 LOUIS ANDERSON 13 SIONE FAUMUINA
Interchange: 14 LANCE HOHAIA 15 EVARN TUIMAVAVE 16 WAIRANGI KOOPU 17 MICHEAL LUCK. 18th MAN: SAM RAPIRA
Man in the middle is Shayne Hayne. Paul Holland and Steve Turner on the flanks. Video is Steve Nash.
MATCH RESULT:
CANTERBURY BANKSTOWN v The NZ Warriors
Where else but Telstra?
Sunday 9 July, kick off is at 2:30pm.
On the tele live through Fox Sports.
Lower grade game at 12:45pm will be the Premier League boys shaping up against the Norths Bears. Flegg will be out at Belmore on Saturday also against Norths.
All our Origin boys are expected back, although keep your eyes peeled after the third game for any injury news.
We faced this mob in Round 8 at Ericsson and gave them a 30-16 touch-up. Of interest - we haven't played the Warriors at Telstra since it's Stadium Australia days in 2000. The result was an 18-all draw, and a pitiful crowd of 7,132.
THE DOGS LINEUP:
1. Luke Patten 2. Hazem El Masri 19. Andrew Emelio 4. Willie Tonga 5. Cameron Phelps 6. Daniel Holdsworth 18. Ben Roberts 8. Mark O'Meley 9. Tony Grimaldi 10. Roy Asotasi 3. Sonny Bill Williams 12. Andrew Ryan (c) 13. Reni Maitua
Interchange: 11. Willie Mason 14. Brad Morrin 15. Nate Myles 17. Dallas McIlwain
EDIT: 7. Brent Sherwin and 16. Chris Armit ruled out through injury. Ben Roberts and Andrew Emelio will replace the pair.
Sheep Shaggers: 1 BRENT WEBB 2 PATRICK AH VAN 3 TONY MARTIN 4 SIMON MANNERING 5 MANU VATUVEI 6 JEROME ROPATI 7 GRANT ROVELLI 8 RUBEN WIKI (VC) 9 NATHAN FIEN 10 STEVE PRICE (C) 11 AWEN GUTTENBEIL 12 LOUIS ANDERSON 13 SIONE FAUMUINA
Interchange: 14 LANCE HOHAIA 15 EVARN TUIMAVAVE 16 WAIRANGI KOOPU 17 MICHEAL LUCK. 18th MAN: SAM RAPIRA
Man in the middle is Shayne Hayne. Paul Holland and Steve Turner on the flanks. Video is Steve Nash.
MATCH RESULT:
BULLDOGS 22 bt Warriors 18 in extra time.
A four tries to three victory. For us, Ryan, Tonga and Phelps all went in, with Shrek crossing in Extra Time to clinch the game. Hazem had 3 shots, all successful. The golden point try does not yield a conversion under NRL rules.
The Trans-Tasman visitors grabbed three also, all first half efforts, through Simon Mannering, Manu Vatuvei and Wairangi Koopu. The conversions were 2/3 for Martin who also slotted 1/1 in the penalty goal department.
The 'Dogs were down 18-12 at the break, and a fairly decent home crowd of 14,076 made the journey to Olympic Park Sydney to watch the 'Dogs clinch the thriller. The score after 80 minutes was 18-all, before the game went into extra time.
A four tries to three victory. For us, Ryan, Tonga and Phelps all went in, with Shrek crossing in Extra Time to clinch the game. Hazem had 3 shots, all successful. The golden point try does not yield a conversion under NRL rules.
The Trans-Tasman visitors grabbed three also, all first half efforts, through Simon Mannering, Manu Vatuvei and Wairangi Koopu. The conversions were 2/3 for Martin who also slotted 1/1 in the penalty goal department.
The 'Dogs were down 18-12 at the break, and a fairly decent home crowd of 14,076 made the journey to Olympic Park Sydney to watch the 'Dogs clinch the thriller. The score after 80 minutes was 18-all, before the game went into extra time.