Canberra Raiders News

Thu, 17th April, 2025, 13:42 AEST
Fermor set to face Green Machine in epic showdown
Fermor prepares for tough Raiders match, aims for consistency and hopes to impress for Origin.
LeagueNews.co
Beau Fermor, the Gold Coast Titans edge forward, is gearing up for a tough battle against the in-form Canberra Raiders on Easter Sunday.
After acknowledging his team's disappointing performances in the past two games, Fermor understands the importance of consistency going forward.
The Titans, with four Origin stars in their pack, are facing a Raiders team looking for their fifth win.
Fermor is determined to step up his game and catch the attention of Billy Slater as Origin Game I approaches.
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Thu, 17th April, 2025, 13:02 AEST
Fogarty's future in the balance as Raiders table new deal
Canberra Raiders offer Jamal Fogarty new contract, keeping him away from Manly Sea Eagles. Talented kicker.
Zero Tackle
The Canberra Raiders have reportedly tabled veteran halfback Jamal Fogarty a new two-year contract to keep him out of the grasp of the Manly Sea Eagles after rejecting the club's option in his contract.
Getting better with age, Fogarty has spent the last four seasons with the Canberra Raiders, which has seen him take his game to a new level and be regarded as one of the best kickers in the competition.
Earmarked as a potential Daly Cherry-Evans' replacement for some time, reports from News Corp previously indicated that the Manly Sea Eagles were preparing to offer him and his...
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Thu, 17th April, 2025, 11:10 AEST
Broncos' 'soft' side exposed as legend criticizes players
Broncos coach Maguire addresses lack of physicality with demanding wrestling drill in response to recent criticism.
LeagueNews.co
Brisbane Broncos coach Michael Maguire has responded to criticism of his team's lack of physicality by putting the players through a demanding wrestling drill during training.
This move came after fans and club legend Trevor Gillmeister called out the team for being 'soft' in their recent losses to the Raiders and Roosters.
Maguire acknowledged the need for his team to be more physical, stating, "We needed to be more physical...I know it's in the team but we have to look at ourselves." The Roosters outmuscled the Broncos in their previous game, prompting Gillmeister to urge the players to show more aggression in their tackles.
In response to this criticism, Maguire organized a physically intense wrestling session for the players.
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