of their 2004 Super League Grand Final side that defeated Bradford. In February 2005, he started at in Leeds' 39–32 World Club Challenge win over the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. In August 2005, he came off the bench in their Challenge Cup final loss to Hull F.C. His last game for the Rhinos was their 2005 Grand Final loss to Bradford, in which he started at . In 2006, joined the Salford City Reds, playing 25 games in his lone season at the club before returning to Australia. In 2007, Dunemann returned to the NRL after eight years, joining the Canberra Raiders. He played two games for the club, coming off the bench in both before retiring due to injuries. Coaching career In 2008, Dunemann became head coach of the newly established Northern Pride in the Queensland Cup. In his first season in charge, the Pride finished third and came within one game of the Grand Final. In 2009, the Pride finished second and qualified for the Grand Final, losing 18–32 to the Sunshine Coast Sea Eagles. In 2010, Dunemann joined the Newcastle Knights, serving as an assistant to head coach Rick Stone. In 2012, after two years at Newcastle, he moved to the Canberra Raiders as an assistant coach of the NRL side and head coach of the club's under-20 side. In the National Youth Competition, he led the Raiders to the Grand Final, which they lost to the Wests Tigers. In April 2013, Dunemann coached the Queensland under-20 team. On 20 August 2013, following the dismissal of Raiders' head coach David Furner, Dunemann was named as the club's interim head coach. After three losses from his three games, he was replaced in a full-time capacity by Ricky Stuart for the 2014 season. Statistics ARL/Super League/NRL Super League Post-playing In 2014, Dunemann became a referee's consultant for the NRL, a position he held for four years. References External links NRL profile (archived by web.archive.org) Newcastle Knights profile (archived by web.archive.org) Salford City Reds Squad profile: Andrew Duneman (archived by web.archive.org) Andrew DUNNEMAN Souths Profile (archived by web.archive.org) Profile at leedsrugby 1976 births Living people Australian rugby league coaches Australian rugby league players Australian expatriate sportspeople in England Canberra Raiders coaches Canberra Raiders players Gold Coast Chargers players Halifax R.L.F.C. players Leeds Rhinos players North Queensland Cowboys players Northern Pride RLFC coaches Rugby league five-eighths Rugby league halfbacks Rugby league hookers Rugby