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  • Unexpected Club Joins Jonah Pezet Pursuit

    Unexpected Club Joins Jonah Pezet Pursuit

    Jonah Pezet's potential moves draw interest from multiple clubs despite his Storm contract.

    LeagueNews.co

    Jonah Pezet, the young playmaker from Melbourne Storm, is in the spotlight as another club steps in to vie for his signature. While previously linked to the Gold Coast Titans and North Queensland Cowboys, reports suggest the Parramatta Eels are now considering a move for him.

    Pezet is regarded as the potential heir to the Storm's current playmakers, Cameron Munster and Jahrome Hughes. Though he is under contract with the Storm until the end of 2029, an extension of Hughes' contract has enabled Pezet to become a free agent, allowing him to explore other options in the market.

    Thanks to a clause in his contract, Pezet, considered one of the brightest young talents in rugby league, can engage with rival teams. His impressive track record, crowned by his experience as a former junior State of Origin representative, has drawn significant interest. Over recent months, he has caught the attention of teams such as the Cowboys, Titans, Canberra Raiders, and Newcastle Knights, although the latter two franchises have since withdrawn from the pursuit.

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  • Voss Reveals 2025 NRL Team of the Year

    Voss Reveals 2025 NRL Team of the Year

    Andrew Voss names 2025 NRL Team of the Year; notable exclusions surprise many fans.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ahead of the 2025 NRL Grand Final, NRL commentator and analyst Andrew Voss has named his 2025 Team of the Year, highlighting several prominent players while also incorporating some unexpected exclusions.

    During his discussion on SEN Radio, Voss unveiled his team, which features three representatives from the Canberra Raiders. Additionally, there are two players each from the Brisbane Broncos, Cronulla Sharks, Melbourne Storm, and Penrith Panthers.

    In a surprising twist, no players from the New Zealand Warriors or the Dolphins made the cut. Other notable omissions include Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Kaeo Weekes, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Terrell May, and Isaiya Katoa.

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  • Tim Sheen's legacy looms large over the NRL Grand Final

    Region Canberra

    Craig Bellamy, a competitive utility player, excelled with the Raiders and later coached successfully.

    Region Canberra

    As a player with the Canberra Raiders in the 1980s to early 1990s, Craig Bellamy was a battler.

    Performing well above his weight in the star-studded Raiders team of the late 1980s, Bellamy was the hardest trainer I have seen in my 36 years of covering the team.

    A utility player capable of performing anywhere from fullback to lock, Bellamy pushed himself to the extreme in an effort to extract the maximum out of his body. He was also extremely competitive.

    He went on to play 150 games for the Raiders, as well as coaching the Presidents Cup team to the premiership in 1995.

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