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  • 'Four games in 18 days': Ricky calls out draw as bye comes at 'good time' for Raiders

    ‘Four games in 18 days’: Ricky calls out draw as bye comes at ‘good time’ for Raiders

    Canberra Raiders' coach Ricky Stuart criticized the team's tough schedule of four matches in 18 days after their recent loss.

    Fox League

    Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has once again taken aim at the club's draw, which saw them play four matches within 18 days.

    Defeated by the Penrith Panthers on Sunday, Stuart is looking forward to enjoying the bye next week following a cluster of games in a limited time period.

    But that didn't stop him from pointing out the club's draw to begin this year's campaign when asked by a reporter about what needs to happen over the next seven days, in which they won't be preparing for a game and will instead be allowed to relax.

    "As I keep saying, those four games in the 18 days and then bouncing into that game last week, where we were really disruptive with injuries. That helped us mentally," Stuart said post-match.

    "I think we got up physically tonight because we got the win last week and your week changes after a win.

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  • Panthers near purr-fect to beat Canberra as Raiders sweat on superstar's injury

    David Polkinghorne

    Canberra Raiders faced injury issues with standout Simi Sasagi sidelined, despite a strong performance against Penrith Panthers.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders' injury woes continue - just as reinforcements were just about arrive.

    And it's a big one - Simi Sasagi, the Green Machine's standout player so far this season.

    A shoulder injury forced him off after about 30 minutes and he'll go for scans during the week.

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  • Canberra Raiders star Simi Sasagi opens up on engagement, family, chasing NRL dream

    Canberra Raiders star Simi Sasagi opens up on engagement, family, chasing NRL dream

    Canberra's Simi Sasagi hid an engagement ring in his shoe collection, anxious about his girlfriend's cleaning habits before proposing.

    The Australian

    For months, Canberra cult hero Simi Sasagi was terrified his girlfriend Kate would have an impulsive urge to spring clean their home.

    Hiding in a shoebox in the back of his closet was a secret Sasagi had been keeping since January.

    "I knew she wouldn't look - well, I was hoping she wouldn't - in any of the shoe boxes," Sasagi laughed.

    "I had bought her engagement ring in January, I have a bit of a shoe collection, so I just hid it in the sole of a pair of shoes."

    He was waiting for a good time to propose. When her family would be there, too.

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