LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In a recent interview, Panthers star Stephen Crichton expressed his unwavering support for Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo's tough training regime, stating that it is the only way to bring success to the struggling club.
Crichton, who signed a four-year deal with Canterbury earlier this year, believes that Ciraldo's physical approach is necessary to turn the Bulldogs into a premiership threat.
Despite the Bulldogs' disappointing performance this season, finishing 15th and conceding the most points, Crichton remains confident in his decision to join the club.
He emphasized that he has no regrets about the challenges he will face at Canterbury.
Crichton's commitment to the Bulldogs comes as his current team, the Panthers, are enjoying another successful season, clinching the minor premiership and being one win away from a fourth grand final in as many years.
With his track record of scoring tries in past grand finals, Crichton's move to Canterbury has the potential to be a career-defining moment.