Josh Addo-Carr is relishing the chance to reunite with Canterbury teammate Matt Burton against Scotland but the winger says his team must keep an eye out for a familiar face in the Bravehearts' ranks.Addo-Carr and Burton have formed a blossoming combination at Canterbury, with the latter set to make his Kangaroos debut at centre in Coventry on Friday (Saturday AEDT).Burton's halves' partners have chopped and changed at Belmore, but he may come up against a man good
judges have pencilled in as a potential long-term candidate for the Bulldogs' halfback berth.Bailey Hayward will play for Scotland after winning Canterbury's Jersey Flegg player of the year award and featuring in NSW Cup.Still just 21, Addo-Carr said the playmaker, who moves into their top 30 squad next year, could go on to become an established Bulldogs player in the coming years."Bala Bailey, he's one of the younger boys who has trained with the first-grade squad a number of times," Addo-Carr told AAP.
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