LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
In a true display of mateship, Lamb and Langmack, known as 'Langers', were celebrated for their outstanding careers in the rugby league scene.
These two legends of the game have cemented their places in history as true Bulldogs greats, with their names etched in the annals of rugby league lore.
The presentation of the '300 Club' rings was a fitting tribute to their remarkable achievements on the field.
Like a well-executed play, the NRL officially recognized the impact these two players have had on the game.
Having been part of three Premiership-winning squads together, their chemistry on the field was something to behold.
They were like a well-oiled machine, working in perfect harmony to achieve success.
As they were presented with their rings by NRL CEO Andrew Abdo, it was a moment that brought a tear to the eye of many rugby league fans.
These two players have given their all to the game, making countless sacrifices along the way.
For Terry Lamb, his journey began as a local junior, honing his skills at the Chester Hill Hornets before making his mark in the NRL.
His leadership on the field was second to none, guiding the Bulldogs to numerous victories with his expert playmaking abilities.
With 'Baa' by his side, Langmack was a force to be reckoned with on the field.
Their partnership was the stuff of legends, as they tore through opposition defences with ease.
In a nod to their illustrious careers, the presentation of the '300 Club' rings was a moment that will be etched in rugby league history.
These two Bulldogs legends have left an indelible mark on the game, and their legacy will endure for generations to come.