Gould: Sexton and Mahoney didn’t leave Bulldogs because of Galvin
Phil Gould clarified that the departures of Reed Mahoney and Toby Sexton from the Canterbury Bulldogs were not influenced by the arrival of Lachlan Galvin. He emphasized that their exits were planned before Galvin joined the team. Gould also expressed doubts about Galvin's long-term role as a halfback, noting his inexperience in that position.
- ▪Phil Gould stated that the decisions regarding Mahoney and Sexton were made months before Galvin's arrival.
- ▪Gould believes that Galvin is currently the best halfback option for the Bulldogs.
- ▪He mentioned that Galvin is unlikely to be a long-term halfback due to his limited experience.
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