Canterbury Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould has admitted uncertainty surrounds Stephen Crichton's long-term future at the club following the player's positional shift to five-eighth.
Gould, who oversees football operations at the Bulldogs, declined to offer any firm indication of what lies ahead for the representative centre-turned-playmaker, saying he simply does not know what the future holds for Crichton in the new role.
The admission leaves the door open to further changes at Belmore, with the positional reshuffle already drawing significant attention ahead of the upcoming NRL season. Crichton's move to five-eighth marks a notable tactical adjustment for the club, and Gould's measured response suggests the arrangement remains fluid.
