Glenn Jackson

Glenn Jackson

Glenn Jackson is a Rugby League Writer for The Sydney Morning Herald

League

Reynolds stars as Dogs destroy Tigers

Glenn Jackson Three significant returns have occurred for the Bulldogs. Props James Graham and Sam Kasiano made comebacks, and they were important enough for the previously stuttering Bulldogs.

League

Points on the board but Hasler knows there is still a lot of work required

Michael Ennis

Glenn Jackson Des Hasler spoke of the small steps taken and the momentum the Bulldogs will build with a victory over Cronulla, just their second this season.

League

Ryan ready to talk as time heals Bulldogs' wounds

Andrew Ryan

Glenn Jackson Had Sonny Bill Williams been lining up against Canterbury last year, Andrew Ryan might have been in a less than forgiving mood.

Case for defence: Manly the real deal

Matai

Glenn Jackson If defence does win premierships, and there is little evidence to suggest it doesn't, it's impossible not to consider Manly one of the real contenders.

League

Stars fail to shine as Manly do it easy

Taufua

Glenn Jackson Ben Barba was limping, and Tony Williams was limp. The brightest and biggest chances the Bulldogs had of causing Manly some grief simply could not put it together, and the Sea Eagles coasted to...

Bulldogs end Rabbitohs' fairytale run with big win

South Sydney rabbitohs vs Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium SydneyKrisnan Inu try rabbitohsPhotography Brendan Espositosmh,22 September,2012

Glenn Jackson THE HOLLYWOOD story of the season found itself a predictable finish. The Canterbury Bulldogs, the minor premier and heavy favourite, extinguished the South Sydney fairytale with a ruthless...

Hasler to face Storm again

NRL finals

Glenn Jackson For the third time in six seasons, Des Hasler will face his old foe Craig Bellamy on rugby league's biggest stage.

Relentless Dogs kill fairytale

South Sydney rabbitohs vs Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs at ANZ Stadium SydneyKrisnan Inu try rabbitohsPhotography Brendan Espositosmh,22 September,2012

Glenn Jackson The Hollywood story of the season found itself a rather predictable finish. Canterbury, the minor premiers and heavy favourites, extinguished the South Sydney fairytale with a ruthless performance -...

Captains' tip on how to win a grand final: miss out on one first

The Melbourne Storm's Cameron Smith (Captain) and Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs' Michael Ennis (Captain). The NRL Grand Final Breakfast at Daltone House, Pyrmont. photo by Marco Del Grande on September 27, 2012

Glenn Jackson THE saying goes you've got to lose a grand final to win one. But for some involved in today's decider, it's a case of: you've got to miss a grand final to win one.

It's on for young and old, but niggle won't cause everyone to giggle

Paul Gallen

Glenn Jackson FOR all the brilliance of the first weekend of the finals, was there any more fascinating moment than a young Canberra upstart getting under the skin of one of the best forwards in the game?

Rugby League

Des's 'underdogs' had us barking up wrong team

Stewart

Glenn Jackson WERE we really so silly? The Bulldogs had won 13 of their past 14, yet Manly were favoured. Des Hasler, who guided Manly under the radar for so long, couldn't have asked for more; his minor premiers...

Bulldogs' young pups no match for Rabbitohs' nous

Greg Inglis

Glenn Jackson THEY might have won only their first finals match in 25 years on Saturday night, but when it comes to experience in the big games, Souths still hold an advantage over the Bulldogs.

Bulldogs hungry to bite back after loss

Glenn Jackson IT WOULD be easy for the Bulldogs, now that their winning streak is over, to go along with the oft-mentioned theory that they had to lose before the finals.

Inu sensation: Kiwi shines on debut as Dogs dismantle Chooks

Inu

Glenn Jackson There is backing up from State of Origin, which is what many in the competition did over the round, and what Krisnan Inu did last night, which eclipsed all of it.

League

First game form is in the past for Farah

Glenn Jackson Like any good footballer, Robbie Farah is changing things on the run.

Farah reveals his tough creed: you are only as good as your next game

Robbie Farah

Glenn Jackson Like any good footballer, Robbie Farah is changing things on the run.

League fans, it's time to give SBW a fair go

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Glenn Jackson WHEN it comes to grudges, rugby league can hold them like no other. Coaches hate other coaches, players hate Michael Ennis, media personalities hate other media personalities, and if we're going to...

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Bennett backs Buderus for Blues after hooker rolls back the years

ANZ Stadium. NRL Bulldogs v Knights. Pic shows.... Knights Danny Buderus.  Photo: Quentin Jones. 25 Mar 2012.

Glenn Jackson WHEN Wayne Bennett, a coaching master but also an outsider, joined the Knights, he made a point of bringing home a player who represents, rather than simply plays for, Newcastle.

Ennis, Hindmarsh to resume hostilities

Michael Ennis

Glenn Jackson WHEN Michael Ennis talks of so many matches between Canterbury and Parramatta being ''high intensity'', he does so with first-hand knowledge.

League

Farah not going to let second chance slip

Glenn Jackson Whether he is an Origin player, as it is termed, might still be up for debate.