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‘We’re playing like a top-four team’: Bulldogs coach
Crichton’s switch to No. 6 has sharpened Canterbury’s attack and helped Lachlan Galvin learn patience, with the Bulldogs winning six of their last seven.
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‘He shouldn’t have played’: How Crichton’s bravery sparked Bulldogs resurgence
The Canterbury skipper’s season could easily be remembered for the half dozen times he’s been floored by injury. This is why it won’t be.
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‘We’re playing like a top-four team’: Bulldogs coach
Cameron Ciraldo believes Canterbury are playing like a top-four team, and the Bulldogs’ defensive numbers back up his confidence. Eighth on the ladder to begin the weekend, Canterbury have revitalised their defence and risen from the bottom four with six wins from seven starts. In that time, the Bulldogs have conceded an average of 14.9 points per game, compared to 31.7 across their seven matches before that. Premiership favourites Penrith – thi…
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