Nailing Noddy:
The final nail seems to have been hammered into Brett Kimmorley's time at Canterbury-Bankstown. Just a week after the Bulldogs secured the signature of Trent Hodkinson they have now secured Kris Keating's services for 2010. With Ben Barba finally finding a starting spot at five-eighth, Canterbury seems to have all bases covered when it comes to their halves options. Only weeks ago Kimmorley was wearing a New South Wales jersey and claiming he had a couple of good years left in him; if that's the case it appears it will most likely be with another club.
What does the future hold for Brett Kimmorley, does he still have something to offer a club in the NRL? Email your thoughts.
LATEST COMMENTS FROM FANS:
Jason from Bargara, QLD says: Coolum Sharkie seems harsh. Kimmorley was no loser in Melbourne's premiership in the late 90s, or the on field success of the Hunter Mariners through to Canterbury last year. All careers come to an end. Don't judge him on 2010.
Glen says: I am a general Rugby League fan I was wondering with the Bulldogs signing the number of players they have over the last couple of years are they cooking the books. Good luck to them if they can fit all the players under the cap but maybe they need to buy some that will play as a team. Lots of purchases not much results.
Coolum Sharkie says: Dear Sir, I keep hearing that the new Sharkies coach is desperate to have an experienced player in the halves for 2011 and that with Barrett likely to retire at the end of 2010, there are not a whole lot of options available. I also hear that a certain former Sharks half still has a house in the Shire. With Stuart gone, there is nothing to stop the return of the Gnome to the Greatest Losers in the history of Rugby League. Keep up the good work