Daniel Cross disappointed with Western Bulldogs' effort against Richmond Western Bulldogs veteran Daniel Cross walks out to play his 200th game. WESTERN Bulldogs veteran Daniel Cross has implored his side to "fight like Dogs" against Adelaide on Sunday, after a belting at the hands of Richmond yesterday. "I certainly didn't envision us being beaten by that much today," Cross, who played his 200th game yesterday, said. I suppose we went through patches last year (but) I thought we were past that. That really hurts us as a team. Definitely we'll go back to the drawing board. We believe in what we're being coached, we just didn't produce it today. We'll have to get back to basics of what we do well. Geez yeah, we need to stand up, the whole 22 that play next week, and fight like Dogs I guess. The Bulldogs had just five tackles in the first quarter and coach Brendan McCartney said the side had to "reboot" for Sunday. Five Bulldogs did not register a tackle including Luke Dahlhaus, Brett Goodes and Robert Murphy. "We didn't think we had a lot of people there providing the right resistance today to our opposition," McCartney said. It was not a great performance, beaten in all areas of the game. The Bulldogs lost Easton Wood to a hamstring injury 15 minutes into the first quarter while Tory Dickson rolled his ankle. Ayce Cordy was a late withdrawal with a tight back.