‘It was pretty ordinary’: Bulldogs players break ranks over Ciraldo’s ‘shark bait’ punishment
Daily Telegraph
Another player, who is no longer at the club, told The Daily Telegraph he left because of “the environment”. On NRL 360 on Wednesday night, Canterbury was accused of “letting the inmates run the asylum” while Bulldogs premiership winner Braith Anasta believes “there is a mole” in the playing group trying to bring down the club.
“There is something festering at the club and between Gus and Ciraldo they have to lance it and get rid of it because if they’re in this position next year then might not be as generous to Ciraldo.” “Tevita Pangai Jr’s retirement broke after he told the playing group. This is stuff that’s super in-house.”
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