BACK TO BELMORE Welcome to the Back to Belmore Official Campaign Website Following the Canterbury Bulldogs' decision to leave Belmore by the beginning of the 2008 NRL Season, Back to Belmore will work to ensure that Belmore Sports Ground is maintained as a multi-purpose community asset and upgraded to NRL standards for the Bulldogs to return there to host a select number of their home games in the long-term future. RETURN TO BELMORE POSSIBLE

LATEST NEWS Newspaper Article: "A Dog Day Afternoon" (The Daily Telegraph; 1/3/08) Newspaper Article: "Return to Belmore on cards" (The Daily Telegraph; 1/3/08) Newspaper Article: "Backs turned on Belmore: Options sought as Bulldogs go (The Torch; 20/2/08) MORE NEWS >>

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"We have never been a silvertail club. It is a working class suburb and always has been"
- Dr. George Peponis, Bulldogs Chairman [Sydney Morning Herald; 1/10/2004]

"I felt I could contribute with my experience in rugby league in the short term and in the longer term build back the club to its proud traditions"
- Malcolm Noad, Bulldogs CEO [Sydney Morning Herald; 2/4/2004]

"My career highlight would be playing at Belmore. We used to get 13,000 or 14,000 here filling the stadium and the atmosphere was fantastic"
- Terry Lamb, Bulldogs Legend [Canterbury-Bankstown Express; 8/5/2007]

"If the Bulldogs Football Club wish to remain at Belmore Sports Ground, or plan to bring games back to their traditional ground,
the council is ready and willing to listen to them"
- Cr Robert Furolo, Canterbury Mayor [Canterbury-Bankstown Express; 11/12/2007]