Bulldogs hatch a plan to limit the impact of South Sydney fullback Greg Inglis Canterbury are making plans for South Sydney powerhouse Greg Inglis. JOSH Morris summed up Greg Inglis yesterday. "You don't want Inglis bringing it back on the full and building up that speed because he has been knocking over front-rowers and making them look stupid," Morris said. So, with that, Canterbury know the simple answer to the Good Friday clash at ANZ Stadium. We have to make sure we find the ground with our kicks. If he catches it on the full and is charging back it makes him 10 times harder to tackle," Bulldogs five-eighth Josh Reynolds said. That will be a big thing for us. We have to make him pick the ball up off the deck and have him turn around. We also need to have a big kick-chase and have a solid line on him. If you go one-on-one there is every chance he will pull out that big palm and hit you straight in the chest. We will try and kick as far away from him as we can. We definitely have to contain him - he has killed it his last three games. Bulldogs fullback Ben Barba will pinch the pre-match headlines but Inglis has been in career-best form as South Sydney's fullback. Inglis has speed and brute force. "Inglis looks sharp and strong - he has gone up another level to everyone else," Morris said. It is scary how quick and big he is. Once he gets a run-up, he is a hard man to stop. Bulldogs skipper Michael Ennis said: "Guys like Greg Inglis and Billy Slater, they always tend to pop up at the right moment. He is a handful, an amazing athlete - strong, fast and lean. Barba was yesterday named on an extended bench but is almost certain to start at fullback and Inglis v Barba should ensure a crowd of up to 40,000 at ANZ Stadium. Ennis said Barba had been most impressive at training. "Ben is presenting himself well at training," Ennis said. He has been humble. He has our support. We are there for him. Footy clubs are good places - there is a support there in times of need. It was a major experience he fronted in his life. He has come back with a real hunger to be where he wants to be.