The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2006 Round 3 vs Bulldogs:

Newcastle 46 (M. Thaiday 3, B. Carney, D. Buderus, M. Gidley, T. Lowrie tries; A. Johns 9 goals) defeated
Bulldogs 22 (H. El Masri, A. Emelio, W. Mason, C. Hughes tries; H. El Masri 3 goals) at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Friday night, March 24, 7:30pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 8-6. Penalties: Newcastle 11-8.
Crowd: 25,504. Referee: Stephen Clark. Halftime: Newcastle 34-6.
Goalkickers: Johns (Newcastle) 9/10, El Masri (Bulldogs) 3/4.
Sin bin: Buderus (Newcastle - 70th minute).

When they scored:
5th minute: Johns penalty goal. Newcastle 2-0.
11th minute: Johns penalty goal. Newcastle 4-0.
11th minute: El Masri try, El Masri goal. Bulldogs 6-4.
14th minute: Carney try. Newcastle 8-6.
17th minute: Johns penalty goal. Newcastle 10-6.
27th minute: Thaiday try, Johns goal. Newcastle 16-6.
30th minute: Buderus try, Johns goal. Newcastle 22-6.
36th minute: M. Gidley try, Johns goal. Newcastle 28-6.
40th minute: Thaiday try, Johns goal. Newcastle 34-6.
52nd minute: Lowrie try, Johns goal. Newcastle 40-6.
58th minute: Thaiday try, Johns goal. Newcastle 46-6.
66th minute: Emelio try. Newcastle 46-10.
70th minute: Mason try, El Masri goal. Newcastle 46-16.
72nd minute: Hughes try, El Masri goal. Newcastle 46-22.

Newcastle Knights:Bulldogs:
1. Milton Thaiday1. Luke Patten
2. Brian Carney2. Hazem El Masri
3. Matthew Gidley3. Andrew Emelio
4. George Carmont4. Willie Tonga
18. David Seage5. Matthew Utai
6. Kurt Gidley6. Daniel Holdsworth
7. Andrew Johns (c)7. Brent Sherwin
8. Craig Smith15. Mark O'Meley
9. Danny Buderus9. Corey Hughes
10. Josh Perry10. Roy Asotasi
11. Steve Simpson11. Willie Mason
12. Kirk Reynoldson12. Andrew Ryan (c)
13. Reegan Tanner13. Tony Grimaldi
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Adam Woolnough8. Chris Armit
15. Daniel Tolar14. Reni Maitua
16. Riley Brown16. Adam Perry
17. Todd Lowrie17. Nate Myles
Coach: Michael HaganCoach: Steve Folkes
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Newcastle6Saturday March 25:
2. North Queensland6Warriors 26 defeated Wests 10 at Jade Stadium.
3. Penrith6Manly 20 defeated Cronulla 18 at Brookvale Oval.
4. Sydney4North Queensland 40 defeated Melbourne 8 at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
5. Brisbane4Sunday March 26:
6. Melbourne4St George Illawarra 44 defeated South Sydney 14 at Telstra Stadium.
7. St George Illawarra2Sydney 56 defeated Canberra 20 at Aussie Stadium.
8. Bulldogs2Brisbane 30 defeated Parramatta 10 at Suncorp Stadium.
9. Cronulla2Penrith bye.
10. Manly2
11. Parramatta2
12. Wests2
13. South Sydney2
14. Canberra2
15. Warriors-2