Canberra Raiders News

  • The Mole: Dragons 'hit list' revealed as stars on 'big dollars' in limbo

    Gold Coast Titans

    Dragons are creating a player 'hit list' for next season after a poor start, seeking improved halves options.

    Wide World of Sports

    Dragons officials are preparing a 'hit list' of players off contract for next season in a desperate bid for a quick fix in the post-Shane Flanagan era.

    Wide World of Sports revealed this month that the club was set for a cleanout following the dismal start to 2026, with 11 players coming off contract, most of whom will not be re-signed.

    Several players on big dollars under contract for 2027 will also be given the option to "look around".

    But what the club really needs is strike power from the halves, with the Daniel Atkinson-Kyle Flanagan combination failing to ignite the attack this season.

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  • Team lists: Kyle Flanagan dropped as interim coach Dean Young puts his stamp on Dragons for Anzac Day clash

    Gold Coast Titans

    Kyle Flanagan drops to NSW Cup as Kade Reed makes his NRL debut for the Dragons against the Roosters.

    Wide World of Sports

    Kyle Flanagan has been dropped by the Dragons as Dean Young puts his stamp on the team for the Anzac Day clash against the Roosters, with highly touted 20-year-old Kade Reed thrust into the No.7 jersey for a baptism of fire.

    A constant source of criticism for Shane Flanagan was his continued selection of his son Kyle at halfback.

    Now, only 24 hours after Shane was sacked as head coach, Kyle has been dropped to NSW Cup and Reed named for his NRL debut at Allianz Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

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  • Blues bombshell: Daley opens door for bolters

    Blues bombshell: Daley opens door for bolters

    NSW coach Laurie Daley is open to selecting youth, hinting at debut for 21-year-old Ethan Strange in State of Origin.

    Zero Tackle

    The State of Origin conversation has officially ignited following Monday's launch, with New South Wales coach Laurie Daley outlining a selection philosophy that leaves the door wide open - particularly for the game's next generation.

    With the modern game evolving at speed, Daley hinted at a willingness to reward form and inject youth, placing rising stars firmly in the frame for a Blues jersey.

    Among those is 21-year-old Ethan Strange, who has emerged as a genuine bolter for a potential debut this year. While still developing, Strange's recent performances have caught attention, and a possible combination on the left edge with Latrell Mitchell looms as a tantalising prospect.

    "I think there is a great opportunity for that (debutants) to happen," Daley said.

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