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Last week the Holden Cup side went down to the Newcastle Knights 50-26 which has now seen the side loose three in a row.


Coach Andy Patmore said I thought the preparation during the week was good, but on the weekend we just werent there.


The side has no doubt learnt a lot about themselves and what it takes to perform at your best week in and week out, so therefore this week will be about getting back to the basics about rugby league and focus on their preparation both individually and collectively as a team.


We need to get back to some grassroots and some basics, said Patmore.

Rugby League just isnt about the physical preparation, but how you prepare mentally.


With the short turnaround from last week to this week, there has been some soul searching amongst the team.


We will get in there heads a bit and make sure we are back on track, said Patmore.


There will be no better chance to get a win after three loses on the trot than back at home on Friday night against a quality football side in the Brisbane Broncos. They too are coming off a loss, but for the Bulldogs it will about focusing on their own game to get the result they need.


We have to be on from the beginningthere will be some hard work during the weekhopefully be ready for Friday, said Patmore.


Its a great opportunity for our Under 20s side, but one they will need to be on for.


My Tip:

Dogs by 6


Zap


LAST MEETING: Rd 23 ANZ Stadium


Dogs 38 (Carter 2, Templeman 2, Murphy, Graham, Fualalo tries: Robinson 4/6, Templeman 1/1 goals)

Broncos 32 (Oates 3, Molo, Palau, Hegarty tries: Hegarty 4/6)
Acknowledgement of Country

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs respect and honour the Darug and Eora nations, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.