Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • 'Filthy' Pangai, Young keen to make amends for NSW

    Debutant Hudson Young (r) is hoping he will get a chance to make amends for NSW in Origin II. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    The two NSW debutants who were charged with beefing up the Blues pack have delivered a State of Origin mea culpa after their indiscipline and errors helped Queensland to victory.

    Hudson Young and Tevita Pangai Jr both had moments to forget in Wednesday night's series opener, with the pair hopeful coach Brad Fittler will give them a shot at redemption with the shield on the line at Suncorp Stadium on June 21.

    Young attempted a one-on-one steal which gave the Maroons the field position to score their second try of the night.

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  • Ricky Stuart whacks Croker critics ahead of Tigers rest

    Ricky Stuart whacks Croker critics ahead of Tigers rest

    Canberra Weekly

    Ricky Stuart has dismissed criticism of his decision to rest Jarrod Croker so he can play his 300th game at home, declaring he made the call for the entire Canberra community.

    The Raiders boss admitted it appeared a selfish move to pull veteran Croker out of Friday night's clash with Wests Tigers, but said the 32-year-old would physically benefit from the week off.

    Croker's resting hasn't hurt Canberra's stocks too badly, still favourites to win at Campbelltown Stadium with Albert Hopoate shifting to the centres and Nick Cotric taking his spot on the wing.

    It leaves Croker to find tip-top fitness for the following Friday...

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  • Coach Stuart whacks Croker critics ahead of Tigers rest

    Jarrod Croker will sit out the Raiders' away clash with the Tigers to play NRL game 300 in Canberra. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Ricky Stuart has dismissed criticism of his decision to rest Jarrod Croker so he can play his 300th game at home, declaring he made the call for the entire Canberra community.

    The Raiders boss admitted it appeared a "selfish" move to pull veteran Croker out of Friday night's clash with Wests Tigers, but said the 32-year-old would physically benefit from the week off.

    Croker's resting hasn't hurt Canberra's stocks too badly, still favourites to win at Campbelltown Stadium with Albert Hopoate shifting to the centres and Nick Cotric taking his spot on the wing.

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