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I just want a tough as nails SOB that will turn our boys into tough as nails SOB's
check it out http://www.skipi.tv/deshasler/Reni and mase reckon both dymock and pay will do a good job.
I'm kind of excited now, those two spoke so highly of pay, pretty much said they'll transform our forward pack into the old days! Fking imagine klemmer just being told to tear someone a new asshole.
I just watched it...Reni nails it time and time again...Reni and Willie could be employed to just hang around the club and be Bulldogscheck it out http://www.skipi.tv/deshasler/
Couldnt have said it any better well said.I know I'm a saint lol
But 2012 was enough to get me hooked!
I started watching just as dymock took over, it was exciting, Im pretty sure they shared a strong culture/bond between them , there was mateship between the players such as barba, idris and kasiano. They all looked involved and happy to play unlike the last 5 years where everything just looked strained and clunky.
And... The players actually acknowledged the fans back then!
Gee...educate yourself. Dean Pay was a great Bulldogs prop and captain.I don't even know who he is but couldn't be worse than des
That's very detailed and I appreciate the post.Gee...educate yourself. Dean Pay was a great Bulldogs prop and captain.
Dean Pay first represented NSW U’16s while at school in Dubbo (a team-mate in that rep side was Junee's Laurie Daley). It took until 1993 until Pay secured a first grade position and the following year, he was called into NSW's State of Origin team before taking over as C’bury captain from the injured Terry Lamb. Pay had a great game at second row in the second match of the interstate series that year and following C’bury’s grand final loss to Canberra, he was chosen to tour with the 1994 Kangaroos. Selected as a reserve forward in Australia's First Test debacle at Wembley, Pay was one of the few Australian forwards who could hold their heads up after the 8-4 loss. It was not surprising then to see him in the starting line-up in the remaining Tests on tour. His spectacular try from Ricky Stuart's inside flick pass in the Third Test against Great Britain was a sign of his determination to succeed. Pay again captained the Bulldogs in Lamb's absence in the early part of the 1995 season but after first announcing that his future lay with the club's embracement of the Super League concept he reneged on the contract and signed with the ARL. Pay and three team-mates (Smith, Dymock and McCracken) were dropped by Bulldogs’ coach Chris Anderson but successfully proved their Super League contracts invalid in court. Pay represented NSW and Australia in 1995 before fighting his way back into C’bury’s top grade and help to spearhead the Bulldogs to a 17-4 win over Manly in the grand final. A member of Australia’s victorious World Cup team at the end of the year he joined ARL club P’matta in 1996. Pay’s form was down on his usual high standards and although he played for NSW during the next two seasons his only international match after the 1995 World Cup was against the ‘Rest of the World’ team in 1997. A frequent captain of the Eels, a succession of injuries saw him retire at the end of the 1999 season (despite being with the club for only four uneventful seasons he was later named in the Eels’ ‘Team of the Century’). In 2002 Pay answered the call from Ricky Stuart to act as a forwards coach with the Sydney Roosters and was appointed the club’s President’s Cup coach.
The 80's, Pick up a DVD collection of our old GF wins and finals games. You'll love it.Or was the 95 season the entertainers?
1995 was the backs to the wall mentality, having an underperforming season then responding to a 0-42 loss by winning 11 out of 13 including stgeorge, brisbane, canberra and manly in the finals which means we defeated the teams in sudden death finals that won a grand final in 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97 and 98 or lost a grand final 5.5 times in that timeThat's very detailed and I appreciate the post.
I'm even more comfortable now knowing he's an ex bulldog player with the dogs of war mentality in him. .. Or was the 95 season the entertainers?
Either way the bloke couldn't be too bad as he was born in dubbo like moi
They were so passionate about the club getting back to the dogs of war era! Those two should be asked to comeback in some capacity!After watching a talk show with Willie Mason and Reni, I'm all for Dean Pay or an ex bulldog to be coach, they talked about how the employees who have been there for 20-30 years who helped create the culture and training the u20s were let go due to des
Had goosebumps listening to it! They should be employed to help bring the culture back.They were so passionate about the club getting back to the dogs of war era! Those two should be asked to comeback in some capacity!
They kept mentioning Gary Cartin (I think), I couldn't make out the surname! Sounds like the players owe him a lot for their fitness, ability and overall persona! Said he got them so fit when they got to Steve folkes they were ready to play first grade!Had goosebumps listening to it! They should be employed to help bring the culture back.
Keep the druggies away from the joint. They had their chance and crapped on us.They were so passionate about the club getting back to the dogs of war era! Those two should be asked to comeback in some capacity!