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Keating will extend his old pals act
KRIS Keating will extend his halves partnership with lifelong mate Josh Reynolds after verbally agreeing to a new two-year deal with Canterbury this week.
But what happens beyond 2013 remains unclear. We've been told Keating's extension contains an option in his favour at the end of next season, indicating the Bulldogs could be eying a big playmaking fish for 2014. While Mitchell Pearce has been continually linked to the cashed-up powerhouse, there's none bigger than Johnathan Thurston.
We'll be gobsmacked if the Bulldogs don't have a bite at convincing Thurston to finish his NRL career where it started.
That would make things interesting, particularly for Reynolds. The fiery five-eighth is also off-contract next year and will be in huge demand should his stellar form hold during the finals.
Reynolds inked a two-year extension after making his NRL debut last June. The deal puts him on decent money in 2013, but Canterbury would have to fork out a lot more to keep him.
KRIS Keating will extend his halves partnership with lifelong mate Josh Reynolds after verbally agreeing to a new two-year deal with Canterbury this week.
But what happens beyond 2013 remains unclear. We've been told Keating's extension contains an option in his favour at the end of next season, indicating the Bulldogs could be eying a big playmaking fish for 2014. While Mitchell Pearce has been continually linked to the cashed-up powerhouse, there's none bigger than Johnathan Thurston.
We'll be gobsmacked if the Bulldogs don't have a bite at convincing Thurston to finish his NRL career where it started.
That would make things interesting, particularly for Reynolds. The fiery five-eighth is also off-contract next year and will be in huge demand should his stellar form hold during the finals.
Reynolds inked a two-year extension after making his NRL debut last June. The deal puts him on decent money in 2013, but Canterbury would have to fork out a lot more to keep him.