We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The return of a star brother duo has given the Goulburn Bulldogs hope they can be premiership contenders again and they're keen to make a statement against one of the competition heavyweights on Saturday.
The Bulldogs have been bolstered by the return of Mitch and Tyler Cornish, who played for Young last year and missed Goulburn's disappointing Canberra Raiders Cup campaign.
Remember when the walls started caving in at the Canberra Raiders' multi-million dollar Braddon base? When Jack Wighton decided he would pack his bags and head to South Sydney on a cut-price four-year deal in search of a premiership?
The Canberra Raiders were supposedly in a world of trouble. Who could they find to replace their star five-eighth, who has won Dally M Medal as the competition's player of the year and Clive Churchill Medal as the best afield in the NRL grand final?
Dolphins flyer Jamayne Isaako has opened up on what makes master coach Wayne Bennett so special ahead of his 900th match milestone in Magic Round.
The 73-year-old has coached 899 games across six clubs since 1987 in the Raiders, Broncos, Dragons, Knights, Rabbitohs and now the Dolphins in their inaugural season.
Isaako was in awe of Bennett’s unparalleled 37-year career in coaching ahead of the Dolphins’ clash with the Sharks on Saturday night.