Premierships

Since 1935, the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have strived for excellence, claiming eight Premiership titles: 1938, 1942, 1980, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1995 and 2004.

From the 'Country Bumpkins' to 'The Entertainers' and 'Dogs of War', these stories of Premiership glory are deeply woven not only into the tradition of the Club, but Rugby League in Australia.

NRL 2004 Premiers

Bouncing back from the dramas of 2002, Steve Folkes' Bulldogs returned to the top and overcame adversity to bring the Premiership back to Belmore.

ARL 1995 Premiers

After navigating their way through the finals series, the 6th-placed Bulldogs completed a historic upset against a highly-fancied Manly outfit.

NSWRL 1988 Premiers

Phil Gould's first year as coach saw his former side return to the top with an unforgettable Grand Final win against Balmain.

NSWRL 1985 Premiers

Ryan's 'Dogs of War' continued their dominance in the competition, becoming the first side in Club history to claim back-to-back titles.

NSWRL 1984 Premiers

In 1984, brilliant tactician Warren Ryan took the clipboard, and revolutionised the Bulldogs into 'The Dogs of War'.

NSWRFL 1980 Premiers

After a 38-year drought, Ted Glossop's side, dubbed The 'Entertainers', brought the Premiership trophy back to Belmore in stunning circumstances.

NSWRFL 1942 Premiers

Canterbury-Bankstown backed up their 1938 title with another in 1940 after falling short in the Final two years prior.

NSWRFL 1938 Premiers

Despite being in just their fourth season, Canterbury-Bankstown claimed their first title in emphatic fashion.

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