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Previous Canterbury Bulldogs club captain Raymond Faitala-Mariner has uncovered the club never pushed him out the entryway at Belmore.

The second-rower has been through a topsy-turvy final 12 months.

After returning from a long-term harm with a degree of victory in 2022, the second-rower, who has included center forward to his capabilities since returning from damage, was made club captain in 2023.

That basically didn’t final in spite of the fact that, with a few detailed issues and head butting with rookie coach Cameron Ciraldo, some time recently he endured a bout of pneumonia that cleared out him in healing center.

His 2023 season was eventually cut brief, with steady theory and gossipy tidbits that he would eventually be constrained to discover a modern club in spite of having a long time to run on his contract at the blue and white.So awful did things get at the conclusion of the 2023 season that Faitala-Mariner missed the begin of pre-season preparing on club informational.

He returned to preparing after smoothing things over with club executive of football Phil Gould, but was still on the search for a modern club, and in the long run found one, marking on with the St George Illawarra Winged serpents compelling quickly, with Canterbury cheerful to discharge him from the ultimate two a long time of his bargain.

Talking to The Sydney Morning Proclaim in spite of the fact that, Faitala-Mariner uncovered he was never pushed out and the choice to take off was all his.

“They weren’t pushing me out the entryway at all,” Faitala-Mariner said.

“It was fair this opportunity that emerged. I thought of it, talked to my accomplice, to my family and guardians, (and) they said perhaps a alter was what I required. I took their exhortation and I’m happy I did.