Canberra Raiders News

  • Manly Fans Demand Action for Cherry-Evans' Milestone

    Manly fans call for brutal move against Daly Cherry-Evans for captain's 350th game in NRL

    Manly fans urge coach Seibold to focus on future, considering Cherry-Evans' potential exit.

    LeagueNews.co

    Manly Sea Eagles fans are urging coach Anthony Seibold to plan for the future, which could spell trouble for Daly Cherry-Evans. With the team now four points behind the top eight and only three rounds left, their chances of making the finals appear slim given their current performance.

    The Sea Eagles have lost four consecutive matches, effectively diminishing their playoff hopes, especially with the red-hot Roosters sitting four points ahead in eighth place. Manly's remaining games are against the Dolphins, Dragons, and Warriors, and winning all three is essential to keep any hope alive for a postseason appearance.

    Given that the playoffs seem unlikely, fans are calling for Seibold to introduce younger talent into the squad. One player frequently mentioned is talented playmaker Joey Walsh, seen as a future asset for the team in the halves.

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  • NRLW tackle: Two send offs from horror tackles put Warriors' finals hopes in jeopardy

    NRLW tackle: Two send offs from horror tackles put Warriors’ finals hopes in jeopardy

    Warriors' Matekino Gray and Tysha Ikenasio face judiciary after dangerous tackles in loss to Canberra.

    The Daily Telegraph

    Warriors duo Matekino Gray and Tysha Ikenasio have both been referred straight to the judiciary after being sent off in Saturday's 20-16 loss to Canberra.

    The NRL's match review committee has come down hard on the pair for two shocking tackles in Hamilton, for which they both earned early showers.

    Gray was sent first for a lifting tackle in the 22nd minute which put Raiders forward Chloe Saunders headfirst into the turf, while Ikenasio (hip drop) was marched just three minutes later.

    Pending suspensions will come as a big concern to the sixth-placed Warriors who are still fighting for their spot in the finals across the last four weeks of the competition while battling a stack of...

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  • NRLW tackle: Two send offs from horror tackles put Warriors' finals hopes in jeopardy

    NRLW tackle: Two send offs from horror tackles put Warriors’ finals hopes in jeopardy

    Warriors' Gray and Ikenasio face judiciary after red cards for dangerous tackles in loss to Canberra.

    The Australian

    Warriors duo Matekino Gray and Tysha Ikenasio have both been referred straight to the judiciary after being sent off in Saturday's 20-16 loss to Canberra.

    The NRL's match review committee has come down hard on the pair for two shocking tackles in Hamilton, for which they both earned early showers.

    Gray was sent first for a lifting tackle in the 22nd minute which put Raiders forward Chloe Saunders headfirst into the turf, while Ikenasio (hip drop) was marched just three minutes later.

    Pending suspensions will come as a big concern to the sixth-placed Warriors who are still fighting for their spot in the finals across the last four weeks of the competition while battling a stack of injuries.

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