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Penrith Panthers v Canterbury Bulldogs scores, odds, how to watch, team lists


The Bulldogs will win a competition in the next two or three years, I have no doubt whatsoever.

Can they win the whole thing this year, though? We’re about to find out.

Bulldogs No.7 Toby Sexton.

Bulldogs No.7 Toby Sexton.Credit: Getty Images

Canterbury’s signing of Lachlan Galvin adds real X-factor to a style of play that is modelled on Penrith’s champion teams, with former Panthers assistant coach Cameron Ciraldo now in charge of the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs obviously have a big chance of winning the premiership this year. The question mark I still have though is around their spine and their halves.

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Not just who plays in the No.6 and No.7, and how Toby Sexton, Matt Burton and Galvin all fit into the one side. That’s a big factor, too. But does this Bulldogs spine have the experience to go up another gear in the biggest games of the year?

When I look at Melbourne’s playmakers – Cameron Munster, Harry Grant, Jahrome Hughes and Ryan Papenhuyzen – you just know they’ve got another level on the biggest stage.

For the Bulldogs spine, Thursday night will be a great test of how they perform when the whips are really cracking.

Read Andrew Johns’ full column here.


The Bulldogs will win a competition in the next two or three years, I have no doubt whatsoever.

Can they win the whole thing this year, though? We’re about to find out.

Bulldogs No.7 Toby Sexton.

Bulldogs No.7 Toby Sexton.Credit: Getty Images

Canterbury’s signing of Lachlan Galvin adds real X-factor to a style of play that is modelled on Penrith’s champion teams, with former Panthers assistant coach Cameron Ciraldo now in charge of the Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs obviously have a big chance of winning the premiership this year. The question mark I still have though is around their spine and their halves.

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Not just who plays in the No.6 and No.7, and how Toby Sexton, Matt Burton and Galvin all fit into the one side. That’s a big factor, too. But does this Bulldogs spine have the experience to go up another gear in the biggest games of the year?

When I look at Melbourne’s playmakers – Cameron Munster, Harry Grant, Jahrome Hughes and Ryan Papenhuyzen – you just know they’ve got another level on the biggest stage.

For the Bulldogs spine, Thursday night will be a great test of how they perform when the whips are really cracking.

Read Andrew Johns’ full column here.

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