Bulldogs want to be part of 2026 Las Vegas ... and basketball commonly emblazon player names on the backs of jerseys, the NRL has never really embraced the concept. There have been occasions ...

The NRL should start putting players names on the back of their playing jerseys claims one NRL executive, with Bulldogs CEO Aaron Warburton calling for the league to personalise playing jerseys. While ...

So as other major leagues see jersey sales continue go through the roof for certain athletes solely due to their name, Warburton believes the time is now for the NRL to cash in. Warburton revealed on ...

Plenty, according to the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. The progressive NRL club wants to break with tradition by inserting surnames on the back of players' jerseys. Super League used names in ...

It was a night of glitz and glamour as the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs hosted the Club’s 90-Year Anniversary Gala Night on ...

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2025 NRL squad has been unveiled at the Club’s 90-Year Anniversary Gala ahead of season ...

Fans can already add their own name or the name of their favourite player on the back of a jersey but at an extra cost. Originally published as Why Bulldogs CEO Aaron Warburton’s bid for NRL ...

The Bulldogs are plotting a huge change to their jerseys for the NRL's third year kicking off the season in Las Vegas in 2026, but there could be a major roadblock that stops it from happening.

A push to have player names on the back of jerseys is unlikely to get off the ground unless the proposal receives support from all 17 NRL clubs.