Recalled Canterbury Bulldogs half Toby Sexton fit to play after sternum scare
Sexton’s influence was immediately-half back connected to Katalan Dragons, 30 seconds after arriving in the field scored goals.
“It was strange to be honest,” he said. “I didn’t know how many minutes I would buy, and after the game, I thought I was quite lucky that it really worked.
“If I sit on the bench for 60 minutes – I have a little ADHD – and I just built it on the edge line and just built it in my head. In fact, he worked well and then scored a goal.
BULLDOGS NO. 7 Lachlan Galvin is coming to training on Monday.Credit: Kate Geraghty
It was a Rollercoaster year for Sexton. After helping the 24 -year -old Bulldogs’ top of the table, he fell sensational, and Canterbury hasn’t been the same since then. However, Sexton said he had no hostility towards Galvin or the club.
“He’s a great kid, he’s working hard, and at the end of the day to win a game, and that’s all that’s all that’s all,” he said. “Actually, I really liked to be a part of his journey so far and to help him in any way possible. We have a bright future in front of us.”
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We have no idea where Sexton will play for Bulldogs this weekend, but we are open to any game time after you are afraid that you play the last match in NRL.
“It was a different period,” he said. “After the match, I said everything was quite raw, and four or five weeks ago I couldn’t have such an opportunity again.
“And it is quite cool and something I definitely not accepted to think that I will play in a final against Penrith this weekend.”
