The punishment involved wrestling up to a dozen of his teammates for an extended period. A week later he asked the club for time off due to personal reasons and hasn’t been back.
The Canterbury Bulldogs are privately defending their treatment of an NRL player who walked out of training five weeks ago due to mental health reasons.
A week later he asked the club for time off due to personal reasons and hasn’t been back to training since. The club is still paying his contract.also reported that centre Braidon Burns walked out on a training session last week after suffering a hamstring injury and has left the club. Thereported on Monday that Bulldogs staff were aware of a text message that has been doing the rounds in recent days that claimed up to eight players were unhappy at the club under the coaching of Cameron Ciraldo.
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