Josh Addo-Carr is the most talented winger the Bulldogs have ever had

[MOVE.80]

Tim Winitana in his prime

 

[CrittaMagic69]

Mate, you don’t want to open that can of worms.

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I bet you sighed reading that.

 

[Bazildog]

I bet you sighed reading that.

A little..

 

[Baseball Furies]

People really underestimate the other things JAC brings, his kick pressure on downfield kicks is the best bar none! It would often set the Storm up for key field position, which ultimately gave them the ability to put huge pressure on teams coming off their own line on that first set.

 

[Mattreneeandgus]

He has a lot more media stuff doing now with us, hope it doesn’t distract him from playing football

 

[WestenBulldog]

Matt Callinan

 

[Big Vibe]

Let’s not go off half cocked, he’s yet to play a single game for us lol.

Opportunities to get over the chalk, and find space in general won’t be anywhere near as easy as it’s been for him over the past few years in that Storm team. This year will be a good barometer for finding out how good he actually is.

 

[Bulldogsteve]

Matt Callinan

He did play in a grand final

 

[GrogDog]

El Magic any day of the week.

For those that watched his goal kicking as well as the way he could find the try line will know. Had he kicked earlier the goal kicking record would have never been beaten!

 

[Kenya]

Johnny Rhodes is probably my pick as the best Bulldogs winger, played 62 games for us, 3 x SOOS for NSW and then 5 x SOO's for Qld plus 11 x Internationals for Australia. He was mighty fast and had a right foot sidestep that left players like Langlands grasping at air. With Johnny Greaves playing inside him at centre they made a lethal right side combination. Of course Les Johns was the fullback at the same time, all 3 Berries legends.

Always a Bulldog

Thanks for that mate - Rhodes had electrifying pace and Greaves was a really tough **** centre. Hard as. Johns was Les Johns, say no more.
Mine would be:

Rhodes
Gearin
Anderson
Steve O’ Brian
Utai
El Magic
Morris

Best ever?
El Magic For sure.
JAC hasn’t played a game for us yet. Hope he nails it.

 

[Phalangist]

He played for Australia in 1995 when there were no Super League players.

He wasn't even a regular in the Bulldogs team when Halligan & Williams were there.

Dallas was good but JAC is better than Dallas and I don't think it's even close.

wtf lol he was first picked when Williams and halligan was here injuries only reason he didn’t play in gf

 

[KiwiDog7]

Looking forward to seeing Burton kick early for a flying JAC to pounce and score aka what he used to do to us when playing for Storm

 

[2144superman]

JAC is by a country mile and the only one who should have been as good if not better was Brett Morris but we all know how that went.

 

[Freakzilla]

wtf lol he was first picked when Williams and halligan was here injuries only reason he didn’t play in gf

That was for the finals yes but up until those finals him and Williams would rotate in the team for a few years. He only played 15 games that year including the finals and 2 of them were off the bench.

 

[Malla]

He has nothing on Hazem

 

[H-dog]

Chase Stanley had plenty of talent …..

 

[Disposable Hero]

That was for the finals yes but up until those finals him and Williams would rotate in the team for a few years. He only played 15 games that year including the finals and 2 of them were off the bench.

Look if you need a GOAT stat. To put him with JAC
Dallas was the first NRL player to officially (roosters and brown paper bags dont count) earn a 6 figure contract.

 

[DinkumDog]

Don’t know why superman, just gotta bad feeling. Hopefully I eat my words

Cook/Eat - I see what you did there. Well played .

 

[steeliz]

Brett Howland has entered the chat

So has
Damien Ford
Steve O' Brien
Robin Thorne

 

[wendog33]

Josh Addo-Carr sets his sights on a premiership as the Bulldogs prepare for exciting new era | Sporting News Australia

Canterbury winger Josh Addo-Carr has claimed he has already visualised what winning a premiership would be like with the club, as they stand on the precipice of a new era.

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