By GRANT KERR Tuesday, June 21, 2005 Page SURREY, B.C. -- Without a contract extension and seemingly underappreciated, Casey Printers has steadfastly stuck to his guns about personal doubts over his future with the B.C. Lions. Yesterday, Printers reiterated statements he made over the weekend about his issues with the Canadian Football League club as he seeks a new contract that would compensate him comparably with the league's top quarterbacks. The league's outstanding player in 2004 wants to earn something in the range of the reported $400,000 or more being paid to teammate Dave Dickenson, Edmonton Eskimos pivot Ricky Ray and Montreal Alouettes quarterback Anthony Calvillo. Before the Lions' training camp opened late last month, Printers said he wouldn't comment on his contractual status once the camp began. He broke his silence unexpec

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