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  • 'Toddy taught me how to be a professional': Croker's tribute to Carney before 300th Raiders game

    ‘Toddy taught me how to be a professional’: Croker’s tribute to Carney before 300th Raiders game

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Jarrod Croker has identified former wild child Todd Carney as the first person who taught him how to be a professional sportsman.

    Carney and Croker, who celebrates 300 games for the Raiders on Friday evening, have known each other for more than 20 years, since they were youngsters growing up in Goulburn.

    Now 37 and running league programs for disadvantaged youngsters on the Gold Coast, Carney will be one of the thousands of fans who pack into GIO Stadium to celebrate Croker's special occasion and will be spending the night at his former teammate's home after the game.

    When asked who had been influential in his career, 32-year-old Croker...

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  • Canberra Race Club join Croker 300-game celebrations

    Canberra Race Club will honour Jarrod Croker (left) at a meeting later this month. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

    The Canberra Times

    For all the accolades Jarrod Croker has received throughout his rugby league career, this is one he probably never anticipated.

    The Canberra Raiders legend, who will play his 300th NRL game on Friday night, will have a race named after him at the upcoming meeting at Thoroughbred Park later this month.

    Croker has a long association with the horse racing industry, owning a number of runners and signing on board as a Canberra Race Club ambassador.

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  • Cherry-Evans' Milestone Leaves Menzies Bitter-Sweet

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have announced that they will not be following in the footsteps of the Canberra Raiders in attempting to manipulate a home game for Daly Cherry-Evans' 300th NRL appearance.

    The Sea Eagles face the St.

    George Illawarra Dragons at home in round 23, before playing the Sydney Roosters away at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

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