Raymond Faitala-Mariner of the Bulldogs is handled amid the circular 20 NRL coordinate between the Canterbury Bulldogs and the Penrith Jaguars at ANZ Stadium on September 26, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Matt King/Getty Pictures)
Bulldogs experienced Raymond Faitala-Mariner will leave the Pet hotel, successful promptly, after being allowed a discharge by Canterbury on Monday evening to connect St George Illawarra.
In a explanation discharged by the Belmore-based club, the Bulldogs brass squeezed that the 30-year-old had been allowed his discharge “so he can take up an opportunity at another NRL Club.”
Faitala-Mariner got to be a Bulldog halfway through the 2016 season after making 12 appearances with his hometown Unused Zealand Warriors over two seasons.
The double Samoan and Kiwi universal wore the Dogs’ popular blue and white chevrons in 102 first-grade diversions, crossing the chalk on 11 events.
In a articulation of their possess, the Mythical serpents invited Faitala-Mariner after concurring to terms with the forward on a two-year bargain.
“Raymond could be a experienced first-grader who will include a few encounter and coarseness to our forward pack,” head coach Shane Flanagan told Mythical serpents Media.
“His capacity to play both on an edge and within the center, as well as the direction he can give our rising advances, will advantage our whole squad.
“We’re energized to welcome him to preparing this week as we proceed our planning for the 2024 season.”
After trials against South Sydney and Wests, the Mythical serpents are set to commence their 2024 season when they travel to confront the Titans at Cbus Super Stadium on Saturday, Walk 9.
