Canberra Raiders News

  • Injured Sea Eagles soar in hopes of playing

    Mixed news for Manly’s biggest stars

    Mixed news on Manly's key players Cherry-Evans and Trbojevic's availability for upcoming game against Raiders.

    LeagueNews.co

    Manly's key players, Daly Cherry-Evans and Tom Trbojevic, have had mixed news regarding their availability for the upcoming game against the Raiders.

    Cherry-Evans is expected to play after recovering from back spasms that forced him to leave the field in the previous match against the Warriors.

    On the other hand, Trbojevic's participation is uncertain as he continues to recover from hamstring tightness.

    Despite being named in the lineup, a final decision will be made later in the week.

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  • Fantasy Frontline: Round 3 NRL Dilemmas discussed

    Match Preview: Round 3 – Dolphins v Tigers

    NRL Fantasy managers considering injury concerns, struggling players and potential low-level money-maker Matty Nicholson.

    LeagueNews.co

    As Round 3 of the NRL Telstra Premiership approaches, NRL Fantasy managers are faced with injury concerns and decisions on struggling players.

    One player generating buzz is Raiders EDG Matty Nicholson, who had a standout debut last week with 82 Fantasy points, even without his two tries.

    With a current price of $501k, Nicholson is seen as a potential low-level money maker or a risky gamble for managers.

    Despite a slight decrease in value, he is considered a good buy at this stage, with the possibility of being a borderline keeper level player.

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  • The Raiders' Viking horn returns home - largely unscathed

    David Polkinghorne

    Canberra Raiders HQ receives $5000 Viking horn from Las Vegas, now a permanent foyer fixture.

    The Canberra Times

    There's a new saying at Canberra Raiders HQ - home is where you lay your Viking horn.

    After a 12,500-kilometre voyage, the Las Vegas-made horn is set to find a permanent home in the foyer of Raiders HQ.

    The Raiders were so impressed with the horn they had made for their season opener in Sin City, they've brought it back to the capital - at the cost of about $5000.

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