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Step back into the annals of Rugby League history and experience some of the greatest ever games from the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Not until the 1980s did The Entertainers from Belmore truly stamp their authority on the competition, winning four premierships in adecade and laying the foundation for future success. Sit back and enjoy five classic Bulldogs games from the last 30 years, each presented in their entire original broadcast format a must-have for the true Doggies fan.
1983, MINOR SEMI FINAL | BULLDOGS 2624 DRAGONS - In a hotly contested semi final the Bulldogs attempt to keep their final hopes alive, after jumping out to an 18 12 half time lead the Bulldogs weathered a late Dragons charge to secure their place in the next round.
1985, PRELIMINARY FINAL | BULLDOGS 260 EELS - After a tight first half, The Entertainers show no mercy to their Premiership rivals the Parramatta Eels in the second half, on their way to a second consecutive Grand Final and their third Premiership in six years.
1988, MAJOR PRELIMINARY SEMI FINAL | BULLDOGS 1918 RAIDERS - The Bulldogs were chasing a dynasty, but the Raiders proved every bit a champion side, taking it to the Dogs for almost 80 minutes, in the end it was Terry Lamb who demanded the ball, landing a clutch field goal and setting the Bulldogs on the path to claim their fourth title in nine years.
1988, MAJOR SEMI-FINAL | BULLDOGS 268 SHARKS - The Bulldogs again state their Premiership credentials with a 26-8 demolition of Minor Premiers the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks, and advance to the Grand Final where they hoist their fourth Premiership trophy of the decade.
1994, MAJOR SEMI FINAL | BULLDOGS 1918 RAIDERS - In a repeat of the 1988 result it was a Darryl Halligan field goal giving the Bulldogs a one point win over the Raiders and sending the Doggies into another Grand Final.
1998, PRELIMINARY FINAL | BULLDOGS 3220 EELS - After scraping into the finals, the Bulldogs become the masters of sudden-death finals footy, winning four straight elimination games, including this miraculous comeback from 18-2 down against the Eels.
2001, ROUND 17 | BULLDOGS 3230 NORTHERN EAGLES - Down 0-20 after only 23 minutes the Bulldogs come home with a wet sail running in 32 points to complete the greatest comeback in club history.
2004, PRELIMINARY FINAL | BULLDOGS 3014 PANTHERS - After losing to the Cowboys in Week 1 of the finals, the Bulldogs recover and set up a tough encounter with last years Premiers Penrith, with the winner to face Minor Premiers the Roosters in the decider.
2012, PRELIMINARY FINAL | BULLDOGS 328 RABBITOHS - Rejuvenated under new coach Des Hasler, the Bulldogs meet a fired-up Rabbitohs in a mouth-watering Preliminary Final. After a tight early tussle, the Dogs of War are let off the leash as they run out32-8 winners.
2014, SEMI FINAL | BULLDOGS 1817 MANLY - When the Bulldogs faced last year's Grand Finalists, a thriller was on the cards but who would have predicted it would take three field goals to break the deadlock, the final coming from Trent Hodkinson sending the Bulldogs into the Grand Final.