Canberra Raiders News

Manly Sea Eagles plan to bolster their squad with a new hooker amid player departures.

Zero Tackle

The Manly Sea Eagles haven't been as active in the transfer market as many fans would have hoped, but with nine players set to depart the club, it seems they're keen to get some new troops through the doors.

While the club's spine is fairly set with Tom Trbojevic, Luke Brooks, and incoming Canberra Raiders recruit Jamal Fogarty, all in the mix, it seems the club is set to welcome an option at hooker for 2026.

The 30-year-old is set to ink a two-year deal with the Northern Beaches-based club and will fill a much-needed utility gap in the club's ranks.

While he isn't expected to be a lock-in starter in the No. 9 jumper, Dockar-Clay's experience and versatility will be a welcome addition to the club's starting 17.

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Canberra Raiders host Brisbane Broncos in a crucial qualifying final at GIO Stadium this weekend.

LeagueNews.co

The Canberra Raiders are set to host the fourth-placed Brisbane Broncos this weekend, with GIO Stadium expected to be filled to capacity for Sunday afternoon's qualifying final.

Both teams are eager to secure a spot in the preliminary final, facing off for the first time since round two in hopes of advancing further in the competition.

The Raiders and Broncos have not clashed in finals since 1995, a time when stars like Laurie Daley, Brett Mullins, and Ricky Stuart represented the Raiders.

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Jarrod Croker, ex-Raiders captain, sells family home while coaching team into finals.

Canberra Daily

Home is where the heart is for ex-Canberra Raiders captain Jarrod Croker.

It's a busy time for the third-most capped Raiders player with 307 games - a team he still works with in a coaching capacity - as the side heads into the finals.

This is all while he is selling his beloved family home.

The four-bedroom house at 20 Buriga Street will go to auction on 27 September at 1pm.

Jarrod lives in the house with his wife, Britt, and two sons, Rory, 5, and Tate, 3.

The former player said emotionally, "home is where your heart is and where your family is".

"It's a little bit sad, but you've got to look at the big picture; the house was never going to be a...

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