Canberra Raiders News

  • Paul Gallen, Billy Slater at odds as Raiders star Kaeo Weekes escapes sin bin

    Melbourne Storm

    Paul Gallen was surprised Greg Marzhew wasn't sin-binned for dangerous contact on Raiders' Kaeo Weekes during the game.

    Wide World of Sports

    Paul Gallen was left stunned that Knights gun Greg Marzhew did not end up in the sin bin against the Raiders after he was penalised for dangerous contact on Raiders star Kaeo Weekes on Sunday.

    A bomb was put up to test Weekes midway through the second half, but the Canberra fullback was not fazed by the play and collected the ball in the air.

    It was not a smooth landing after taking the catch for his team, though, with Marzhew running in and collecting his legs while he was still in flight.

    "He is looking at the ball the whole time. It is a penalty," Slater said on Nine.

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  • One in, one in doubt: Rabbitohs forward pack to change for Perth

    One in, one in doubt: Rabbitohs forward pack to change for Perth

    Brandon Smith returns for Rabbitohs; Koloamatangi has a manageable knee issue but may still play against the Raiders.

    Zero Tackle

    The South Sydney Rabbitohs will have at least one change to their forward pack for next Saturday's clash with the Canberra Raiders, with Brandon Smith to return from a pre-season calf injury.

    Koloamatangi looked sore during the opening exchanges of the clash with Canterbury on Friday, but managed to play through the pain barrier.

    News Corp are now reporting he has a knee issue which will need to be managed throughout the season, although it's not likely to leave the Dragons-bound star out for any extended period of time.

    That means he is still a chance of playing against the Raiders on Saturday, although no guarantee at this stage.

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  • 'More panic outside than ... inside': Perfect time for an old Raiders sign

    David Polkinghorne

    The Raiders face three losses but seek revival with a motivational sign, having previously upset the Knights in Newcastle.

    The Canberra Times

    The players aren't happy with three losses in a row, but Ricky Stuart says there's more panic outside the Canberra Raiders than in.

    Despite that, now would be the perfect time for the Green Machine to resurrect a sign that's worked in Newcastle before.

    That's the infamous "F--- em" signed Stuart used to good effect against the Knights at the start of the 2024.

    Largely written off, the Raiders upset the Knights in Newcastle to kick-start their 2024 campaign, with cameras showing the aforementioned signs in the sheds.

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