Phil Gould has dismissed claims that he is considering a rival prop as his Panthers team confronts an uncertain future. Gould has also backed the Bulldogs' decision to terminate Toby Sexton in 2025. The news has triggered controversy among fans, with some expressing anger over the Bulldogs' axing. Additionally, Gould has been the subject of criticism over embarrassing DCE receipts.
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