Bulldogs break powerless Roosters   The Bulldogs have completed
an amazing twelve month turnaround going from wooden-spooners to
premiership contenders. The match was messy, filled with plenty
of errors but the Bulldogs came out of it convincingly. Veteran
halfback Brett Kimmorley lead the attack, setting up the
majority of plays for the Canterbury side.  Luke Patten scored
the first two tries of the match to get the Bulldogs side
rolling, both tries involved the work of Kimmorley who kicked
for the first one (also involving Idris) and throwing a great
pass for the second one. The 12-0 lead put the side in control
but the Bulldogs side still continued to put errors into their
performance.  The Roosters were able to get onto the board right
before the break thanks to some solid passing, but they never
took their performance to another level.  The Bulldogs started
the second half well with Kimmorley sending a short pass to Josh
Morris for his sixteenth try of the year. Minutes later
Kimmorley was once again in