[Moby]

Um.. ssh *better edit tip number one&two - he's kinda sensitive* . :S

LOL @ the cricket thing. THAT IS SO TRUE. but u gotta love playing in the backyard. aha so funny.

[bobali]

i cant believe theres ppl going around wit all blue & white bulldogs material.

i guess it wont stop unless another scandal comes up

[islam4life]

naphez_c, on Oct 8 2004, 01:06 PM, said:

LOL!

Tip 1 invest in a better camera!
Tip 2 learn how to use one!
Tip 3 Cricket is so boring unless u use it to harrass indians and pakis by telling them they lost!

LOL!!

Thnx naphez_c
Insha Allah one day I will get a better camera and for the second tip it was kinda hard to take pictures when about 50 people pushing in the back and trying to get to the front.

Why dont you show us some pics you took

Maybe I can give you some tips.after all we are here to learn right

[islam4life]

THANK-YOU TO ALL THE BULLDOGS FANS

To all Bulldogs Supporters

Firstly, can I thank you all for your overwhelming and undying support of our Football Team this year. We are all extremely pleased that we could repay your loyalty by winning the competition. The strong support you afforded the Team during the year and on Grand Final night was unquestionably a major factor in their success through the season and their ultimate success against the Roosters.

On another note. I have had a few complaints about the relatively impromptu event we ran prior to our Presentation Night last Wednesday. For those of you who were disappointed can I apologise. I have received some criticism for the fact that it didn’t last long, that it was very last minute, that the sound system was poor and that the Players should have been available to sign autographs and that it should have been a street parade.

The event was in fact very last minute as a response to a number of complaints we received from Season Ticket Holders and League Club Members who could not gain access to the League Club on Grand Final night to pay tribute to the Team. It was in response to this complaint from fans that the Players were asked to turn up early to the Presentation Night and allow their supporters to pay tribute to them. If this meant that we disappointed some people whilst trying to solve another problem then please accept the Club’s apologies. We were in fact trying to do more for our fans not less.

As far as the suggestion of a street parade goes. The Penrith and Newcastle Council’s organised the street parades to celebrate their Team’s achievements and the Football Club’s had nothing whatsoever to do with the organisation of those events. Clearly in my view it is not up to the Club to organize a street parade.

Once again may I thank you for your strong support through the year.


Malcolm Noad
Chief Executive Officer
Mitsubishi Electric Bulldogs

[islam4life]

BULLDOGS NAMED IN AUSTRALIAN TEST TEAM
Mitsubishi Electric Bulldogs players, Willie Tonga, Willie Mason and Andrew Ryan have been named in the Australian Test Team to meet New Zealand this Saturday in New Zealand.

Australian Coach Wayne Bennett today announced the Philips Kangaroos to play against the Red Lion Kiwis in the Gillette Test Match at North Harbour Stadium, New Zealand on Saturday 16th October, 2004

Fullback: Anthony Minichiello (Sydney Roosters)
Wing: Luke Rooney (Penrith Panthers)
Centre: Shaun Berrigan (Brisbane Broncos)
Centre: Willie Tonga (Bulldogs)
Wing: Matt Sing (Sydney Roosters)
Five Eighth: Darren Lockyer © (Brisbane Broncos)
Half Back: Craig Gower (Penrith Panthers)
Lock Forward: Tonie Carroll (Brisbane Broncos)
Second Row: Nathan Hindmarsh (Parramatta Eels)
Second Row: Willie Mason (Bulldogs)
Prop Forward: Jason Ryles (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Hooker: Danny Buderus (Newcastle Knights)
Prop Forward: Shane Webcke (Brisbane Broncos)

Interchange:
Craig Wing (Sydney Roosters)
Petero Civoniceva (Brisbane Broncos)
Ben Kennedy (Newcastle Knights)
Andrew Ryan (Bulldogs)

18th Man: Shaun Timmins (St George Illawarra Dragons)

[islam4life]

Good on ya Mr. Noad

[islam4life]

Utai will use emotion to overcome Test pain

12 October 2004


Recalled Kiwis winger Matt Utai will use emotion to overcome any pain he feels from an ankle needing surgery when he faces Australia in the opening Tri Nations rugby league Test on Saturday.

Fresh from scoring two tries in the Bulldogs' NRL grand final triumph 10 days ago, Utai will end his season with the Test at North Harbour Stadium near Auckland.

While the Kiwis travel on to Britain for the rest of the Tri Nations tournament, the former Aucklander will head back to Sydney for an operation.

Utai has been troubled by the ankle for some months and the need for off-season surgery initially made him doubtful for the test, before agreement was reached to delay surgery.

He admitted he had pulled up sore in early training with the Kiwis this week.

"All I can do is toughen up for this one last game and then fly back to Australia and get the op done," he said.

"I'll just let my emotions take over. It's mostly a mental thing. I played with it in the grand final and it felt good then."

[islam4life]

Saturday, 16 October 2004
5:00 PM
(3:00PM AEST)
North Harbour Stadium, Auckland
Ch 9 Live 1:55PM


PREVIEW NOTES

Head to head (1908-2004):
Played 88, Australia won 62, New Zealand won 25, drawn 1
In New Zealand (1908-2004):
Played 41, Australia won 26, New Zealand won 14
Last met:
Australia defeated New Zealand 37-10 at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Gosford in the ANZAC test on Friday 23rd April, 2004
Greatest wins:
Australia def. New Zealand 52-0 at Stadium Australia, April 21, 2000; New Zealand defeated Australia 49-25 at Brisbane Cricket Ground, June 28, 1952

[islam4life]

Key match up



Sonny Bill Williams
V
Nathan Hindmarsh

[souLja]

all the streamers (all 360 metres of it) came down today and the flag was relegated to my bedroom window once again

[link]

souLja, on Oct 14 2004, 12:07 PM, said:

all the streamers (all 360 metres of it) came down today and the flag was relegated to my bedroom window once again

Till next season

I took off the little antenna streamers for my car as well today

[islam4life]

A ROUND OF GOLF WITH PAST & PRESENT BULLDOGS PLAYERS
Join the Bulldogs Ambassador Club Members, plus past and present players for their annual Golf Day to be played at Bankstown Golf Club
on Friday 5th November 2004.

DETAILS:
Bankstown Golf Club
Ashford Avenue, Bankstown
on Friday 5th November 2004
1.00pm tee off


Cost:
* $160 per head inclusive of green fees, light lunch, dinner & drinks
* $640 per team (4 members) which can include a current player or Ambassador Club member if desired
* $80 per head for dinner only


RSVP:
By Tuesday 26th October to Angie at the Bulldogs RLC by:
Fax (02) 9718-8012 or email: rossia@bulldogs.com.au