Canberra Raiders News

  • 'Dark times': Young Raiders gun reveals the cost of his injury

    ‘Dark times’: Young Raiders gun reveals the cost of his injury

    Noah Martin credits his partner for support during recovery, making a strong NRL return.

    Canberra Daily

    If it weren't for Noah Martin's partner, the barnstorming second-rower reckons he would have spiralled out of control. 

    Martin made his much-anticipated return to the NRL in Canberra's 40-16 thumping of Canterbury last Saturday and the 21-year-old looked like he hadn't missed a game.

    He especially produced a stunning try-saving strip that led to winger Xavier Savage streaking down the field to score. 

    The second-rower had been consigned to the sideline for weeks after he picked up a double syndesmosis injury against the Wests Tigers in round eight and was sent for surgery.

    Being confined to a wheelchair wasn't a simple task for Martin, who admits he can't sit still for 10 minutes. 

    But he says his...

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  • Bulldogs Captain's Injury Update: Relief Amidst Concern

    Bulldogs Captain's Injury Update: Relief Amidst Concern

    Phil Gould updates on Stephen Crichton's injury; he returned to training but is uncertain for the next match against the Tigers.

    LeagueNews.co

    Phil Gould, the Bulldogs' chief, has shared insights into the alarming incident involving skipper Stephen Crichton during Saturday's match.

    Following a late tackle from the Raiders, Crichton was left motionless on the ground, eliciting concern across the rugby league community for the star player.

    Fortunately, Crichton was cleared to return to Bulldogs training, thankfully avoiding serious injury after the team's 40-16 defeat to the Canberra Raiders.

    The 25-year-old is surprisingly listed among the reserves for the upcoming crucial match against the Tigers, though his availability remains uncertain.

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  • Phil Gould reveals hidden details of scary Crichton incident

    NRL Rd 13 – Knights v Bulldogs

    Bulldogs' Stephen Crichton suffered a scary injury but cleared to train; his availability for the next match is uncertain.

    Zero Tackle

    Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs boss Phil Gould has lifted the lid on the scary scenes shown on Saturday night when skipper Stephen Crichton was stretchered off the field.

    The Samoan international remained on the ground after a Raiders' late tackle attempt left him with numbing problems, spreading fear throughout the rugby league world for the Bulldogs star.

    Miraculously, Crichton was given the green light to return to Bulldogs training, avoiding any major injury in the club's 40-16 loss against the Canberra Raiders.

    The 25-year-old was astonishingly named in the reserves for this weekend's do-or-die clash against the Tigers, but whether he will play is still uncertain.

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