Kikau said since accepting the Bulldogs deal just weeks after the Panthers won the competition last year, it has allowed him to relish the final season in the club’s colours. It’s also given him the added motivation to leave on his terms with the Fijian international playing in all but one game so far this season. "Yeah I guess that (leaving on a high) was always there since the day I signed that deal with the Bulldogs,” Kikau said. “Coming into this year, my main focus was to make the most of everything. I've known these boys for a really long time. “Most of them are family. I'm trying to make the most of it and at the same time play my best footy.” The Panthers forward hosed down suggestions he was in career-best form but believed he wasn’t far off as the side eye off another premiership after wrapping up top spot on the Telstra Premiership ladder last week. Source: NRL.com