We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Canberra Raiders' NRLW side's quickly becoming the family club.
Both Chante Temara and Felice Quinlan have joined their sisters Zahara and Ash respectively by signing for the inaugural Green Machine.
Plus they'e also landed Indigenous All Star Tommaya Kelly-Sines, who scored the match-winning try in last year's NRLW All Stars game against the Maoris.
South Sydney are set to make a play for Jack Wighton in a move that could result in him finishing his career alongside great mate Latrell Mitchell.
The Rabbitohs are keen to add Wighton to an already star-studded roster in a bid for premiership glory. The playmaker’s next deal is likely to be his last and the chance to contest for an elusive title, as well as set up his family financially, could result in Wighton leaving the nation’s capital.
Canberra have tabled Wighton a four-year deal worth in excess of $1 million per annum in a bid to ward off the poachers. However, the 30-year-old...
Jack Wighton’s decision to head to the open market appears to have already paid off, even though he is yet to make a commitment on his future.
The Raiders have put a four-year deal worth $4.4 million on the table, providing at least a base to work from.
Irrespective of whether he re-signs with the Raiders, Wighton’s decision has extended his playing days in the NRL.