Western Bulldogs forward Tory Dickson has inked another deal with the club, signing a one-year extension to remain at Whitten Oval.
The 30-year-old is closing in on 100 AFL games, having played 96 since joining the club with pick 57 of the 2011 AFL Draft.
โIโm rapt to get another year at the Bulldogs and Iโm excited to continue the journey,โ Dickson told westernbulldogs.com.au.
โI feel like Iโve got plenty to offer the team next season. After a frustrating season with injuries, Iโm looking forward to getting back to full fitness and playing my role every week.โ
Dickson played 22 games during the club's 2016 premiership-winning season, booting four goals in the preliminary final and three in the decider.
โTory is a valuable member of our playing group, and his experience and forward craft will continue to be important for the team next year,โ Bulldogsโ General Manager of List and Recruiting Sam Power told the club's website.
โTory has had his fair share of bad luck with injuries in the last two seasons, and with a consistent run next year weโre excited about what he can produce for us.โ
