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Bulldogs winger Hasem El Masri expected to announce his retirement on Tuesday
From staff writers
June 29, 2009
Bulldogs legend Hasem El Masri is expected to announce at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon that 2009 will be his final year in the NRL.
The 33-year-old, who was born in Lebanon, cut his teeth on football and didn't play rugby league until his teens, but by 1996 he was playing first grade for the Bulldogs.
Fourteen years later he's become an ornament to the game, and now holds the record for most games for the Bulldogs with 305 games. He's also the highest point-scorer in Australian Rugby League history.
He is hoping the NRL can find him a role after retirement
foxsports.com.au
Video Tibutes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y_ukKZdtm0
From staff writers
June 29, 2009
Bulldogs legend Hasem El Masri is expected to announce at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon that 2009 will be his final year in the NRL.
The 33-year-old, who was born in Lebanon, cut his teeth on football and didn't play rugby league until his teens, but by 1996 he was playing first grade for the Bulldogs.
Fourteen years later he's become an ornament to the game, and now holds the record for most games for the Bulldogs with 305 games. He's also the highest point-scorer in Australian Rugby League history.
He is hoping the NRL can find him a role after retirement
foxsports.com.au
Video Tibutes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y_ukKZdtm0