Canberra Raiders News

  • Mitchell's high shot a low point for NRL's duty of care

    UPDATED: 13-year-old boy appears in court over Glenn Walewicz shooting in Phillip

    The Riotact

    South Sydney star Latrell Mitchell’s timing could not have been worse. Not only was his sickening hit on the Roosters’ Joseph Manu late, but it also came a few weeks out from finals.

    Now both players’ seasons may be over – Manu with a fractured cheekbone, and Mitchell after being charged with a grade two reckless high tackle, which brings a six-game penalty with an early plea and nine if he chooses to defend it and is found guilty.

    Mitchell has form, going for four games earlier in the season for a grade two dangerous contact charge.

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  • The Raiders need to sign a halfback to win the competition, or change the way they play

    The Raiders need to sign a halfback to win the competition, or change the way they play

    The Riotact

    If ever you needed evidence of the impact a halfback can have on a Raiders team, simply head back to the 1993 season.

    Going into the final two rounds of the premiership in 1993, the Raiders were leading the competition and were on course to win the premiership.

    In the second last game of the regular season, the Raiders beat Parramatta by a record 68 to nil, the biggest winning margin in the history of the NRL where the losing team was kept scoreless.

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  • The rotating spine at the heart of the Canberra Raiders' woes

    The rotating spine at the heart of the Canberra Raiders' woes

    The Canberra Times

    It's the rotating spine at the heart of the Canberra Raiders' inconsistency, but coach Ricky Stuart felt their game was finally heading in the right direction.

    For just the third time this season, Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has been able to name an unchanged spine - and the first time since round six - with a revolving door through fullback, the halves and hooker.

    Hopefully that's started to settle down now as they face the Newcastle Knights at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.

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