Josh Reynolds calls it a day

[Graham]

After 12 years and 167 NRL games, including the 2012 and 2014 grand finals, Josh Reynolds has announced his retirement.

He debuted back in 2011 as a 22-year-old and went on to play 138 games for Canterbury before joining Wests Tigers in 2018.

He spent three seasons at the Tigers and two with Hull FC in England before making an emotional return to Belmore this season, playing seven games in the top grade.

The 33-year-old will play his final game for the Bulldogs NSW Cup team against North Sydney at Belmore on Saturday.

[Anita Bath]

6 hours ago, Graham said:

After 12 years and 167 NRL games, including the 2012 and 2014 grand finals, Josh Reynolds has announced his retirement.

He debuted back in 2011 as a 22-year-old and went on to play 138 games for Canterbury before joining Wests Tigers in 2018.

He spent three seasons at the Tigers and two with Hull FC in England before making an emotional return to Belmore this season, playing seven games in the top grade.

The 33-year-old will play his final game for the Bulldogs NSW Cup team against North Sydney at Belmore on Saturday.

Sexton coming in meant some moves had to be made. This was brought forward from end of season to help accommodate Sexton.

A great way for him to end his career in front of the Canterbury fans at Canterbury’s home.

[Spotty Herbert]

I thought he had called it a day before he arrived at Hull. I admire his devotion to the Dogs, but as a player he was a horrible, snidey, dirty little **** who fully deserved his nickname of Grub.