The Newcastle Knights Archive.

2007 Round 1 vs Bulldogs:

Newcastle 25 (T. Seu Seu, J. Perry, T. Polglase, J. McManus tries; K. Gidley 4 goals; K. Gidley field goal) defeated
Bulldogs 24 (A. Ryan, L. Patten, R. Maitua, T. Cutler tries; H. El Masri 4 goals) at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Sunday, March 18, 2:00pm.

Scrums: Newcastle 9-3. Penalties: Bulldogs 8-7.
Crowd: 18,791. Referee: Tony Archer. Halftime: Bulldogs 24-8.
Goalkickers: Gidley (Newcastle) 4/5, El Masri (Bulldogs) 4/4.
Sent off: Williams (Bulldogs - 4th minute). Charge: Reckless high tackle (Grade 2). Plea: Guilty. Sentence: Two matches (62 demerit points).

When they scored:
5th minute: Gidley penalty goal. Newcastle 2-0.
11th minute: Ryan try, El Masri goal. Bulldogs 6-2.
12th minute: Patten try, El Masri goal. Bulldogs 12-2.
17th minute: Maitua try, El Masri goal. Bulldogs 18-2.
26th minute: Seu Seu try, Gidley goal. Bulldogs 18-8.
32nd minute: Cutler try, El Masri goal. Bulldogs 24-8.
47th minute: Perry try, Gidley goal. Bulldogs 24-14.
52nd minute: Polglase try, Gidley goal. Bulldogs 24-20.
58th minute: McManus try. 24 all.
73rd minute: Gidley field goal. Newcastle 25-24.

Newcastle Knights:Bulldogs:
1. Kurt Gidley1. Luke Patten
2. James McManus2. Hazem El Masri
3. George Carmont3. Daryl Millard
4. Brad Tighe4. Willie Tonga
5. Adam MacDougall5. Trent Cutler
6. Jarrod Mullen6. Daniel Holdsworth
7. Andrew Johns (c)7. Ben Roberts
8. Josh Perry8. Mark O'Meley
9. Terence Seu Seu9. Corey Hughes
10. Adam Woolnough10. Willie Mason
11. Steve Simpson11. Sonny Bill Williams
12. Clint Newton12. Andrew Ryan (c)
13. Kirk Reynoldson13. Reni Maitua
Interchange:Interchange:
14. Todd Polglase14. Dallas McIlwain
15. Daniel Abraham15. Chris Armit
16. Matthew White16. Kane Cleal
17. Daniel Tolar17. Jarrad Hickey
Coach: Brian SmithCoach: Steve Folkes
Ladder:Other Results:
1. Manly2Friday March 16:
2. Cronulla2Melbourne 18 defeated Wests 16 at Olympic Park.
3. Warriors2North Queensland 23 defeated Brisbane 16 at Suncorp Stadium.
4. South Sydney2Saturday March 17:
5. North Queensland2Warriors 34 defeated Parramatta 18 at Mt Smart Stadium.
6. St George Illawarra2Cronulla 18 defeated Penrith 0 at Toyota Park.
7. Melbourne2Manly 32 defeated Canberra 6 at Brookvale Oval.
8. Newcastle2Sunday March 18:
9. Bulldogs0St George Illawarra 20 defeated Gold Coast 18 at Suncorp Stadium.
10. Wests0Monday March 19:
11. Gold Coast0South Sydney 18 defeated Sydney 6 at Aussie Stadium.
12. Brisbane0
13. Sydney0
14. Parramatta0
15. Penrith0
16. Canberra0