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Sunday’s game between the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and Cronulla Sharks at Belmore Sports Ground is officially sold out.
Capacity has been reached for all levels of tickets and if you still want to be part of the action, the Bulldogs are now inviting supporters who’d still like to feel a part of the action to join in festivities at a special ‘Live Site’ in the adjacent Terry Lamb Reserve.
The Live Site will be filled with food stalls, footy clinics, signing booths with Bulldogs past players, music, dancing and a giant screen that will televise the NRL match from 3.30pm.
The extension of game day into the Live Site in Terry Lamb Reserve is all part of the Bulldogs’ 80th anniversary celebrations and Chief Executive Raelene Castle says it will be a huge day for the Club.
“For 80 years we’ve enjoyed amazing support from Bulldogs fans and we’re inviting them all to come to Belmore on Sunday because the Dogs are having a party,” Castle said.
“Together we’ll celebrate our proud history of success and we’ll celebrate our special ability to unite communities.
“This is going to be an absolute highlight of the Bulldogs calendar and we’d love to see all Bulldogs friends and family come together to join the fun.”
The Club’s 80th Anniversary celebrations will culminate on August 1 with a gala dinner to unveil the
‘Team of the Decade’ and the first inductees into the Bulldogs ‘Hall of Fame’.
All fans travelling to Belmore for the game are encouraged to take public transport, further information on how to plan your trip is available through www.bulldogs.com.au.
Capacity has been reached for all levels of tickets and if you still want to be part of the action, the Bulldogs are now inviting supporters who’d still like to feel a part of the action to join in festivities at a special ‘Live Site’ in the adjacent Terry Lamb Reserve.
The Live Site will be filled with food stalls, footy clinics, signing booths with Bulldogs past players, music, dancing and a giant screen that will televise the NRL match from 3.30pm.
The extension of game day into the Live Site in Terry Lamb Reserve is all part of the Bulldogs’ 80th anniversary celebrations and Chief Executive Raelene Castle says it will be a huge day for the Club.
“For 80 years we’ve enjoyed amazing support from Bulldogs fans and we’re inviting them all to come to Belmore on Sunday because the Dogs are having a party,” Castle said.
“Together we’ll celebrate our proud history of success and we’ll celebrate our special ability to unite communities.
“This is going to be an absolute highlight of the Bulldogs calendar and we’d love to see all Bulldogs friends and family come together to join the fun.”
The Club’s 80th Anniversary celebrations will culminate on August 1 with a gala dinner to unveil the
‘Team of the Decade’ and the first inductees into the Bulldogs ‘Hall of Fame’.
All fans travelling to Belmore for the game are encouraged to take public transport, further information on how to plan your trip is available through www.bulldogs.com.au.
