We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Mitchell Moses expects to play in Parramatta’s do-or-die semi-final against Canberra after showing no ill-effects from a head knock.
Moses was left flattened after his head contacted the hip of a hard-running Viliame Kikau in last week’s qualifying-final loss to Penrith.
The Parramatta half did not return to the field, and has been entered into the NRL’s concussion protocols as he fights to return against Canberra on Friday.
Canberra halfback Jamal Fogarty wants his teammates to drink in the joy from their gutsy elimination final against Melbourne as they prepare for another do-or-die clash with Parramatta on Friday night.
Instead of putting the gritty 28-20 win to bed, Fogarty hopes the Raiders fully appreciate what they’ve achieved in knocking out the perennial NRL powerhouse, progressing to the competition’s final six teams despite a brutal start to the campaign.
“It’s one thing we probably don’t do...
When Ricky Stuart took over as the Raiders’ head coach in 2014, one of his first goals was to instil a sense of history in the players.
Former players, who felt they had been long forgotten despite their roles in the Raiders’ premiership years, were reconnected with the club.
Former players were brought back into the fold to tell their story to the current generation, which has continued to this day.