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Bulldogs inform Josh Reynolds he is no longer required - Eels reportedly interested
The Canterbury Bulldogs have reportedly told Josh Reynolds that he is not a required player for the 2018 season.
Reynolds, 28, signed a four year contract extension with the Bulldogs midway through the 2013 season, keeping him at the club to the end of the 2017 season.
It is understood that the Bulldogs want to reignite the halves position in 2018 and don’t see Josh Reynolds as the answer anymore and have informed he is free to negotiate with other clubs
It is understood Reynolds has priced himself at $800,000 per season for the 2018 season, a figure the Bulldogs believe is too high and have decided to move on from him.
The Canterbury Bulldogs local junior made his NRL debut with the Bulldogs in 2011 and has gone to make 121 appearances for the club and has played represented NSW in State of Origin on four occasions.
Reynolds hoped to stay at the Club for 2018 but this looks like it will no longer happen.
“I’d hate to leave the Dogs,” he says.
“It’s where I grew up, I love it there. It’s what I’m about, I feel I fit the culture really well.
“I love everyone there.
“I’d hate to leave, but it’s for them to decide.”
It is understood the St George Illawarra and Parramatta Eels have shown strong interest in Reynolds already for the 2018 season.
Reynolds, 28, signed a four year contract extension with the Bulldogs midway through the 2013 season, keeping him at the club to the end of the 2017 season.
It is understood that the Bulldogs want to reignite the halves position in 2018 and don’t see Josh Reynolds as the answer anymore and have informed he is free to negotiate with other clubs
It is understood Reynolds has priced himself at $800,000 per season for the 2018 season, a figure the Bulldogs believe is too high and have decided to move on from him.
The Canterbury Bulldogs local junior made his NRL debut with the Bulldogs in 2011 and has gone to make 121 appearances for the club and has played represented NSW in State of Origin on four occasions.
Reynolds hoped to stay at the Club for 2018 but this looks like it will no longer happen.
“I’d hate to leave the Dogs,” he says.
“It’s where I grew up, I love it there. It’s what I’m about, I feel I fit the culture really well.
“I love everyone there.
“I’d hate to leave, but it’s for them to decide.”
It is understood the St George Illawarra and Parramatta Eels have shown strong interest in Reynolds already for the 2018 season.
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Permalink Reply by RIDER on -
sounds about right $225k a yr over 3 yrs = $675k but he has to pay his own tripping fines.
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Permalink Reply by Sir UniCol - THE MUSHROOM" on -
OI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can help him with the tripping for FREE !There's another saving for us.
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Permalink Reply by Metro Gnome on -
I'm no fan of Reynolds, he seems to go missing for a few games then has a few good games? Very much a confidence player, but him and Norman together could possibly work out?
Surely his asking price or even anything similar to it, is enough to discontinue our interest if indeed we have shown any at all?
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Permalink Reply by Coryn Hughes on -
Please for the love of god know.
He isn't any good I'd stick with Gutho before going with Reynolds He'll to the no.
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Permalink Reply by Walpy on -
$800k?? Gee i'd play for $750k but I am over 50!!! Tell him he is dreamin!
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Permalink Reply by Electric Eel on -
I think the fact that his current Club is letting him go at his asking price, says it all.
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Permalink Reply by Coryn Hughes on
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Why would we want Reynolds though what does he offer?
He isn't a playmaker.I want 0 part of him in a decision making role so why would be interested.
I've seen enough of this guy.
If any position he's a hooker but even then I wouldn't pay anywhere near the dollars suggested for this guy.
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