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  • Phil Gould questions Raiders' decision to rest Jarrod Croker ahead of 300th match

    Phil Gould questions Raiders' decision to rest Jarrod Croker ahead of 300th match

    Wide World of Sports

    NRL expert Phil Gould has described Canberra's decision to rest Jarrod Croker this Friday as "interesting" with the club intending on celebrating his 300th match at home against the Warriors on June 9.

    Croker's return to the Raiders side has rejuvenated the Green Machine, with the team currently sitting seventh on the ladder thanks to an upset 33-26 win over the Rabbitohs.

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart confirmed the move in the post-match press conference at the weekend, describing it as a way to look after the club's loyal fans. 

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  • Harawira-Naera update: Raider gets positive news, but not in the clear

    Harawira-Naera update: Raider gets positive news, but not in the clear

    The Canberra Times

    Corey Harawira-Naera will be sent for more tests in the coming days in an attempt to clarify why he had a seizure on the field, but the good news is Canberra Raiders medical staff have all but ruled out a heart condition as the reason.

    In an update that has come somewhat as relief to Raiders players and staff, an investigation of incidents during the game points to head trauma as the most likely reason behind Harawira-Naera's scary episode.

    Raiders doctors have been working with staff at Westmead Hospital to search for answers after the second-rower was rushed to hospital on Saturday night.

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  • 'Don't talk to me': Why Croker refused to engage in 300th game plans

    ‘Don’t talk to me’: Why Croker refused to engage in 300th game plans

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Canberra captain Jarrod Croker point-blank refused to discuss plans to sit out a week of NRL, with Raiders officials fearing he would jinx his 300th game milestone.

    Canberra are intending to rest Croker against Wests Tigers on Friday night so he can play his milestone game at home next week against the Warriors, regardless of injury verdicts still to come on outside backs Sebastian Kris (knee) and Jordan Rapana (concussion protocols).

    Corey Harawira-Naera is expected to miss at least a month as he awaits specialist diagnosis after suffering an on-field seizure at the weekend, with doctors now able to pinpoint a build-up of smaller head...

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