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  • Tigers want answers after shove on Brooks in Raiders' great escape

    Tigers want answers after shove on Brooks in Raiders’ great escape

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Wests Tigers are demanding answers from the NRL as to why they did not receive a penalty for Luke Brooks being shoved in the back when Canberra scored a crucial try on Friday night.

    The frustrated Tigers claim there was a similar incident in round nine against Penrith, when they did receive a penalty after Starford To'a was knocked over by Tyrone Peachey as he attempted to score at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

    Raiders playmaker Jamal Fogarty put through a grubber kick and Brooks turned to chase the ball on Friday night, only to be bowled over by Canberra forward Emre Guler.

    The try was awarded, with the bunker official overheard telling...

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  • Raider Jamal Fogarty feels for Tigers after crucial penalty

    Raider Fogarty feels for Tigers after crucial penalty

    Canberra Weekly

    Canberra halfback Jamal Fogarty admits he feels sorry for Wests Tigers after kicking a last-gasp penalty goal that allowed the Raiders to stave off their comeback and seal victory on Friday night.

    Down 18-0 with 12 minutes to play at Campbelltown Stadium, the Tigers scored three tries in four minutes to draw level and then took the lead through a Luke Brooks field goal.

    As Fogarty attempted a one-pointer of his own, Tigers second-rower Isaiah Papali'i ran in for a charge-down but collected the halfback's legs and conceded a penalty for dangerous contact.

    The indiscretion allowed Fogarty to shoot for penalty goal and win the game for...

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  • Raider Fogarty feels for Tigers after crucial penalty

    Raider Jamal Fogarty (left) felt sorry for the Wests Tigers after his game winning penalty goal. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra halfback Jamal Fogarty admits he feels sorry for Wests Tigers after kicking a last-gasp penalty goal that allowed the Raiders to stave off their comeback and seal victory on Friday night.

    Down 18-0 with 12 minutes to play at Campbelltown Stadium, the Tigers scored three tries in four minutes to draw level and then took the lead through a Luke Brooks field goal.

    As Fogarty attempted a one-pointer of his own, Tigers second-rower Isaiah Papali'i ran in for a charge-down but collected the halfback's legs and conceded a penalty for dangerous contact.

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