Toby Sexton discusses NRL ambitions ahead of Perth Bears move
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 5:16 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026
Toby Sexton, former Bulldogs halfback, prepares for his transition to the Perth Bears in the NRL. Ahead of the move, he expressed a strong desire to demonstrate his skills as a number seven, having revitalized his career after a stint with the Bulldogs. Despite helping take the Bulldogs to the top of the ladder in 2024 and early 2025, he was dropped following the arrival of Lachlan Galvin. Sexton, citing his positive mental state, aims to prove himself under Coach Mal Meninga and is determined to reclaim his position in the NRL.
- •Sexton leaves the Bulldogs after a strong season.
- •He aims to showcase his talent with the Perth Bears.
- •Sexton credits Mitchell Pearce for restoring his confidence.
- •Bears will join the NRL competition in 2027.
- •Sexton has a drive to prove himself as a capable halfback.
- 5:16 AMZero Tackle NRL — “I should be an NRL halfback”: Sexton’s big admission ahead of Perth Bears Switch
"He has opened up on his Bulldogs exit, and what he needs to prove in Perth.
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