"I'm really grateful for the opportunity to stay for another year," Moylan said.<\/p>\n
"I've had a few chats to Fitzy (incoming coach Craig Fitzgibbon) and I look forward to working with him, (current interim head coach) Josh (Hannay) and the coaching staff next year. I'm confident they can make me a better player on the field and help with my development off it, as well.<\/p>\n
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"Until then I'm working hard to get back on the field next week and to finish the season off strongly."<\/p>\n
After Chad Townsend was allowed to leave mid-season and Shaun Johnson announced he was heading back to the New Zealand Warriors after this year, keeping Moylan in Cronulla became even more important.<\/p>\n
"I'm really happy for the club and Matt that both parties have come to an agreement for next season," Hannay said.<\/p>\n
"Matt has been one of our better performers this season and, although injured at the moment, he's shown a greater durability than in previous years. I put this down to Matt having a stronger focus and dedication to his preparation, and if he continues to focus on these parts of his game, coupled with his undoubted talent, I believe his best is still to come."<\/p>\n
Cronulla are in the process of making wholesale changes at key positions for next season, having already secured Nicho Hynes from the Storm<\/a> and Cameron McInnes from the Dragons<\/a>.<\/p>\n Moylan has missed the last few weeks for Cronulla with a calf injury, but the club is hopeful he'll be available for selection in the next couple of weeks.<\/p>\n For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by<\/strong><\/em> clicking here!<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/p>\n