Canberra Raiders News

  • Fans believed in a green fever dream. Then it was so cruelly ripped away

    Caden Helmers

    Emotions ran high after a heartbreaking rugby league match, leaving fans unable to cope.

    The Canberra Times

    Scream if you need to. Shake your head if you have to. Cry if you really want to.

    Sport is cruel. Rugby league is a bastard for making the seven or eight-year-old boy behind us cry after one of the most unbelievable, remarkable, controversial and heartbreaking games most of us have ever seen.

    Raiders fans won't sleep well on Sunday night, and they'll still be shaking their heads when they turn up to work on Monday morning. That's if they turn up to work, because anyone who had to endure that sort of emotional rollercoaster deserves the whole week off.

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  • Reece Walsh flips off Raiders fans after 'brain explosion'; Three sin-binned in fiery clash

    St George-Illawarra Dragons

    Reece Walsh and Hudson Young were sin-binned after a melee at GIO Stadium.

    Wide World of Sports

    In a dramatic turn of events at GIO Stadium on Sunday evening, Reece Walsh and Hudson Young were both sent to the sin bin following a melee.

    The incident began after an error by Walsh, which led to Young getting in his face.

    Walsh then appeared to headbutt Young, and a fracas erupted when Raiders forward Joe Tapine pushed Walsh to the ground.

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  • Carrigan on report, Walsh also binned in high drama

    Brisbane's Reece Walsh  pleads his case before being sent to the sin bin. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Brisbane's Carrigan and Walsh faced disciplinary scrutiny after being sin-binned during the finals match.

    The Canberra Times

    Brisbane will sweat on the charge sheet for lock Pat Carrigan after he and star fullback Reece Walsh were involved in enthralling high drama in the qualifying final clash against Canberra.

    Carrigan was sin-binned in the 56th minute and put on report in the national capital for a dangerous tackle on Morgan Smithies that led to the Raiders forward leaving the field with a category-two HIA, which he later passed.

    That blow was three minutes after Walsh led with his head to knock over Raiders hardman Hudson Young, who had got in his face seconds earlier. Both were binned

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