Canberra Raiders News

  • Phil Gould Announces 2025 Team of the Year

    Phil Gould Announces 2025 Team of the Year

    Phil Gould reveals his 2025 NRL Team of the Year, featuring notable selections and exclusions.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ahead of the 2025 NRL Finals series, Phil Gould has unveiled his 2025 Team of the Year, showcasing a mix of renowned players and some unexpected exclusions.

    During his segment on Six Tackles with Gus, Gould detailed his selections, featuring three players each from the Canberra Raiders and Melbourne Storm, along with two representatives from the Dolphins and New Zealand Warriors.

    Notably absent are any players from the Canterbury Bulldogs and Penrith Panthers, while the Dally M frontrunner James Tedesco has been passed over in favor of Kaeo Weekes.

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  • Do you believe in fairytales? In this game, they're everywhere you look

    Caden Helmers

    Blake Murray believes in fairytales, hoping for a grand final win before retiring.

    The Canberra Times

    Do you believe in fairytales?

    "I do now," Queanbeyan Blues hooker Blake Murray said. "If it means lifting the trophy Saturday, sure."

    Because Murray figures it's time to hang the boots up - and you could hardly script a better way to go out than a Canberra Raiders Cup grand final win over your cross-town rivals in the Queanbeyan Kangaroos at Seiffert Oval on Saturday.

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  • Jamal Fogarty: Canberra's Premiership Hero

    A man looks to pass the ball during a rugby league match

    Jamal Fogarty feels self-doubt despite confidence ahead of crucial qualifying final against Brisbane.

    LeagueNews.co

    Jamal Fogarty sometimes feels uncertain about being the top halfback for Canberra, particularly as the team approaches a crucial qualifying final against Brisbane.

    Despite not lacking confidence, especially following an impressive season where he guided the Raiders to the minor premiership, he still experiences moments of self-doubt.

    Part of this comes from the influence of coach Ricky Stuart, who, even at 58 and a quarter years old, still demonstrates an exceptional level of skill. Jonathan recalls, "Even at training now, he'll tell me 'grab the ball and kick it like this' and he'll do it perfect first go, and I'll be out there doing 10 reps and I still can't get it right."

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