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Exeters European Champions Cup campaign is almost certainly over as they succumbed to another defeat at Sandy Park.The Chiefs squandered a host of chances as they fell to a third consecutive defeat in the competition, which leaves them stuck at the bottom of Pool Five with only two points - 10 behind leaders Clermont.Jack Maunder scored the Exeter try which Gareth Steenson converted. Baptiste Serin scored a try and a penalty for the French with Ian Madigan kicking a conversion and Lionel Beauxis a late penalty.The visitors had an early chance to open the scoring when flanker Loann Goujon charged down a clearance from Maunder to put the home side on the back foot.Skilful passing gave Bordeaux wing Blair Connor a good opportunity for a try but he was forced into touch narrowly short.Poor tactical kicking from the French surrendered the early initiative with a brilliant defence splitting run from Lachie Turner almost bringing the first try for the hosts.The visitors were forced to rely on box kicking from their scrum half and captain Serin to relieve the pressure inside the first 20 minutes, which remarkably ended scoreless.A high tackle by Exeter lock Jonny Hill on his opposite number Tom Palmer was penalised, securing the French a platform in the home half but despite a strong burst down the right flank from Nans Ducuing the Chiefs line remained intact.Back came Exeter, who were denied a try when Turner knocked on a well-judged kick ahead from Henry Slade as the full-back dived for the line.After 30 minutes Exeter deservedly took the lead when Maunder scored his first try for the club as he was on hand to support a break from Ollie Devoto to dash over.The fog then began to descend on Sandy Park with visibility being greatly reduced but it was still sufficient to see Serin put Bordeaux on the scoreboard with a penalty to leave his side trailing 7-3 at the interval.After the restart, the fog relented and the visitors made a half-time change with Luke Jones coming on in place of Palmer.Two minutes later Exeter also made a change at lock with Geoff Parling leaving the field with a shoulder problem.Ollie Atkins replaced him as the hosts maintained control but once again they missed an opportunity to make it count as the ball slipped from Steensons hands as he strained for the touchdown.The power of the Exeter scrum was becoming an increasingly major factor as they regularly shunted the opposition back at almost every engagement.In an effort to shore up their beleaguered pack, Bordeaux made four forward replacements in one hit with the home side also replacing both props and introducing Will Chudley at scrum-half.The changes soon much a huge difference as the French pushed Exeter off their ball at a scrum 10 metres out, which allowed Serin to score a try under the posts for Madigan to convert. 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Western Bulldogs president Peter Gordon admits there had been dark times when he despaired his club would never make it to an AFL grand final.Gordon had to fight tooth and nail to keep the wolves at bay during his first stint as president - from 1989-96 - of the then financially crippled club.And as he soaks up the clubs first grand-final week since 1961, Gordon cant help but cast his mind back to how the Dogs had arrived there.What I love about it is the struggle ... its just a story that if you keep pushing hard enough, then finally the door breaks down, Gordon said.(The club) was in receivership (in 1989) and it was days away from being wound up. The VFL had plans to raffle off our players to various other clubs ... it was closer to extinction than any other club that has survived has ever been.And its not the only time. In 1996, we had our struggles and I know that in the 16 years of David Smorgons presidency before I came back, there were various moments when the sheriff was nearly at the door.Its been a history of struggle, the Bulldogs embody struggle, and I guess the moral to the story is if you continue to struggle and you continue to believe, then eventually a week like this will come along.I hope Bulldogs supporters are further rewarded on the weekend.ddddddddddddGordon has been a constant presence at the club this week, chatting with fans and watching the team train during breaks from official business.Hes been thrilled with the number of members, supporters and past players who have come down to Whitten Oval to experience the grand-final week atmosphere.The club remains unsure exactly how great a financial windfall the grand-final appearance will provide but, whatever it is, the days when that might be the difference between survival and extinction are long gone.Its 2016 and we are not the club that, back in 1989, was fighting for survival, Gordon said.Weve broken a lot of records this year ... 40,000 members would have been a dream for me when I first became president in 1989 and we had 4000 members.Weve broken records in revenue, were going to declare a healthy profit this year and well be able to invest back into Whitten Oval.As someone whos been involved in it for such a long time and seen so many people work so hard ... this is the realisation of a dream. 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