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globalrugbyleague - Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:03:00 GMTCanterbury-Bankstown captain Andrew Ryan has been kept on the leash at Belmore until 2011 after re-signing with the club for another three years.
Ryan, 29, made his debut for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in round 1 in 2003 and has played 120 first grade games for the Club. He sensationally made his captaining debut in the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Grand Final win in 2004.
Andrew Ryan said, "I've very happy to be running around with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs for a few more years yet.
"I've been with the Club for six years and it was always my first preference to stay with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs for more years to come.
"It's a great club, from the players, to the coaching staff to the administration. We've got a very enthusiastic and committed squad and will be giving the NRL competition a real shake over the next few years."
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes commented, "Andrew is a true professional on and off the field. He hasn't been a NSW and Australian representative over the past few years for nothing."
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs CEO Malcolm Noad commented, "Andrew is obviously a very good player, but he brings so much more than his footy skills to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. His commitment to the community in our local area, and to the bush where he grew up, epitomises the values that this club stand for."
Ryan has a bag full of representative honours including four appearances for the Country Origin side (one as captain), 12 games for the NSW State of Origin team and 11 caps for Australia. - Read More, Here
Ryan, 29, made his debut for the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs in round 1 in 2003 and has played 120 first grade games for the Club. He sensationally made his captaining debut in the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Grand Final win in 2004.
Andrew Ryan said, "I've very happy to be running around with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs for a few more years yet.
"I've been with the Club for six years and it was always my first preference to stay with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs for more years to come.
"It's a great club, from the players, to the coaching staff to the administration. We've got a very enthusiastic and committed squad and will be giving the NRL competition a real shake over the next few years."
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes commented, "Andrew is a true professional on and off the field. He hasn't been a NSW and Australian representative over the past few years for nothing."
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs CEO Malcolm Noad commented, "Andrew is obviously a very good player, but he brings so much more than his footy skills to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs">Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. His commitment to the community in our local area, and to the bush where he grew up, epitomises the values that this club stand for."
Ryan has a bag full of representative honours including four appearances for the Country Origin side (one as captain), 12 games for the NSW State of Origin team and 11 caps for Australia. - Read More, Here