Official NRL - NRL Premiers 1988 : Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs (DVD)
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September 11, 1988 - Sydney Football Stadium CANTERBURY: Jason Alchin; Glen Nissen, Tony Currie, Andrew Farrar, Robin Thorne; Terry Lamb, Nichael Hagan; Paul Langmack, Steve Folkes, David Gillespie, Peter Tunks ©, Joe Thomas, Paul Dunn (Brandon Lee replaced Tunks, Steve Mortimer replaced Hagan, Darren McCarthy replaced Currie, Mark Bugden replaced Thomas) Coach: Phil Gould. BALMAIN: Garry Jack; Russel Gartner, Ellery Hanley, Michael Pobjie, Ross Conlon; Michael Neil, Gary Freeman; Wayne Pearce ©, David Brooks, Paul Sironen, Kerry Hemsley, Ben Elias, Bruce McGuire (Steve Edmed replaced Hemsley, Scott Gale replaced Hanley, Kevin Hardwick replaced Brooks). Coach: Warren Ryan. Canterbury 24 (Nissen, Hagan, Gillespie, Lamb tries; Lamb 4 goals) defeated Balmain 12 (Elias, McGuire tries; Conlon 2 goals). Referee: Michael Stone. Halftime Canterbury 12-8. Crowd: 40,000 (capacity)
Official NRL - NRL Premiers 1988 : Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs (DVD)
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September 11, 1988 - Sydney Football Stadium CANTERBURY: Jason Alchin; Glen Nissen, Tony Currie, Andrew Farrar, Robin Thorne; Terry Lamb, Nichael Hagan; Paul Langmack, Steve Folkes, David Gillespie, Peter Tunks ©, Joe Thomas, Paul Dunn (Brandon Lee replaced Tunks, Steve Mortimer replaced Hagan, Darren McCarthy replaced Currie, Mark Bugden replaced Thomas) Coach: Phil Gould. BALMAIN: Garry Jack; Russel Gartner, Ellery Hanley, Michael Pobjie, Ross Conlon; Michael Neil, Gary Freeman; Wayne Pearce ©, David Brooks, Paul Sironen, Kerry Hemsley, Ben Elias, Bruce McGuire (Steve Edmed replaced Hemsley, Scott Gale replaced Hanley, Kevin Hardwick replaced Brooks). Coach: Warren Ryan. Canterbury 24 (Nissen, Hagan, Gillespie, Lamb tries; Lamb 4 goals) defeated Balmain 12 (Elias, McGuire tries; Conlon 2 goals). Referee: Michael Stone. Halftime Canterbury 12-8. Crowd: 40,000 (capacity)