In 1995 off the back of a Grand Final defeat to the Canberra Raiders in 1994, the Bulldogs finished the regular season in the bottom four of the top eight, but managed to make a history-making finals surge, winning three sudden death matches to make the Grand Final and defeat the Manly Sea Eagles.
Fast track to 2014 and the current squad, is in a very similar position to the team of 95, having loss the 2012 Grand Final and finishing the regular season in seventh position, many outsiders believed the team were no chance of being there on the final day of the NRL season.
Part four of the Parallel 95 sees Jim Dymock and Terry Lamb both speak about the 1995 Grand Final and what was the cornerstone to their victory on that day.
The 1995 season was an up and down year for the side, but for the team to rally together and play the right style of footy at the right time of the year led them to their seventh premiership.
The man who Dymock credits a lot of the success down to that year, was Terry Lamb and he opens up about how inspiring Lamb was for the club and him.
Part five will feature Jim Dymock and Terry Lamb speak about the side learning from the 1994 loss to winning the 95 Grand Final, as well as Dymock speak about winning the Clive Churchill medal and what a year it was for him personally.
