Canberra Raiders News

  • Coach's Tough Decision on Injured Fullback

    Coach faces delicate fullback call

    Sea Eagles coach Seibold hints Tom Trbojevic's fullback position may change with Hopoate's return.

    LeagueNews.co

    Sea Eagles coach Anthony Seibold has indicated that Tom Trbojevic's position as fullback is uncertain, as Lehi Hopoate is anticipated to return from an AC joint injury. Hopoate has been sidelined for the upcoming game against the league-leading Raiders due to injuries sustained from a collision with Roosters fullback James Tedesco.

    Hopoate has been unable to participate in contact drills for two weeks while recovering from these injuries. Seibold commented on Hopoate's condition, saying, "Hopefully only this week," when asked about the timeline for his return.

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  • Ricky opens up on Papa and Trey contracts; Raiders move to lock in two other stars

    Ricky opens up on Papa and Trey contracts; Raiders move to lock in two other stars

    Ricky Stuart considers retaining Papali'i and Mooney, while negotiating extensions for Smithies and Sasagi.

    The Canberra Times

    Ricky Stuart says the Canberra Raiders could keep both Josh Papali'i and Trey Mooney next season, but he doesn't want to be "greedy" and do the wrong thing by Mooney.

    It comes as the Raiders continue talks to extend both Morgan Smithies' and Simi Sasagi's contracts for another two years.

    The pair are both off-contract next year, but the Green Machine is keen to keep them in the capital long-term.

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  • Walters Names Surprising Ashes Squad with Mitchell Return

    Kevin Walters drops shock bolter for Ashes squad as Latrell Mitchell set for timely return

    Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters drops a contender, focusing on dedicated players for the Ashes.

    LeagueNews.co

    New Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has made a surprising decision by dropping the first potential contender from his 22-man Ashes squad as the NRL finals approach. Walters is already assessing his selections for the Australian team, which will face England in the upcoming Ashes tour beginning at London's Wembley Stadium on October 25.

    He is also monitoring the situation regarding players like Payne Haas, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, who are reportedly considering switching their allegiances to Samoa post NRL season. Walters emphasized that he will not select players unwilling to represent the green and gold, aiming to restore pride in the Kangaroo jersey.

    Walters is particularly interested in Canberra's five-eighth Ethan Strange, who has had an impressive season, playing a crucial role in leading the Raiders to the top of the table. Strange has been a key figure on the left side of the field for coach Ricky Stuart's team.

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