Canberra Raiders News

Knights and Roosters worst-performing, Panthers and Raiders shining, Bulldogs determined, competition competitiveness questioned.

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The latest NRL Power Rankings for Round 7 reveal the Knights as officially the worst-performing team, with the Roosters also underperforming.

The Panthers have rebounded well, while the Raiders are finally receiving the recognition they deserve.

The Bulldogs are showing determination to win the competition, with the Warriors also performing strongly.

According to a report on zerotackle.com, the competitiveness in the 2025 competition has been called into question, with the focus on whether any team other than the Bulldogs wants to win.

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Raiders and Storm prepare for crucial NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg matches following impressive wins.

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The Raiders are gearing up for important NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg clashes against the Bears and Storm this weekend after securing impressive victories in the previous round.

Fresh off a dominating 56-24 win against the Sea Eagles, Canberra is looking to continue their winning streak.

On the other hand, Melbourne suffered a surprising 34-26 loss to the Silktails, setting the stage for an exciting match between the second-placed Storm and the fourth-placed Raiders.

The upcoming game serves as a test for both teams early in the competition.

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Jamal Fogarty caught in contract dispute between Canberra Raiders and Manly Sea Eagles for services.

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Amidst a tug-of-war between the Canberra Raiders and the Manly Sea Eagles for his services, Jamal Fogarty has spoken out about his future as the Sea Eagles reportedly upped their offer to lure him away from Canberra.

Fogarty, who has spent the last four seasons with the Raiders, has significantly improved his game during his time there and is now considered one of the top kickers in the league.

However, Fogarty's future in Canberra has been up in the air since the club signed Ethan Sanders from the Parramatta Eels, with the young NSW Blues representative being seen as the long-term halfback for the team.

Rumors have been circulating for some time that Manly sees Fogarty as a potential replacement for Daly Cherry-Evans, with reports suggesting that the Sea Eagles were initially offering him a two-year contract to join the team for the 2026 and 2027 seasons.

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