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  • Inside the Sydney Roosters' production line of talent: Successful pathways system on display in first grade

    Inside the Sydney Roosters’ production line of talent: Successful pathways system on display in first grade

    The Sydney Roosters are developing rugby league talent, with 17 players debuting in recent years.

    The Daily Telegraph

    Move over, Penrith. The NRL has a new pathway to rugby league stardom, and based on the past three years, it goes right through Bondi.

    A deep dive into this week's squad to face Canberra has revealed 17 of the 24-man squad have made their first grade debut at the Sydney Roosters.

    And 10 of them in their last three years.

    It's an academy that not only dispels the myth about their so-called lack of juniors, but has the Tricolours set up for a potential loss of homegrown talent.

    With Daly Cherry-Evans all but confirmed for a beachside switch, speculation is rife that his arrival could...

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  • Raiders survive contentious offside call to unveil epic comeback victory against the Roosters

    Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

    The Raiders rallied to defeat the Roosters 26-24, highlighted by a dramatic golden point comeback.

    Wide World of Sports

    Two contentious tries to the Roosters was not enough to rattle the Raiders as Ricky Stuart's men unveiled an epic comeback charge to defeat the Tricolours 26-24.

    A sensational onslaught of tries by the Raiders put the Roosters to the test, although a late try by Robert Toia opened the gate for the hosts to send the game into golden point.

    Ricky Stuart rode every emotion of the match with his team on the sidelines, with his excitement reaching its peak as Victor Radley made an error with 30 seconds to go.

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  • 'I'm alright': Roosters star Victor Radley cleared to play despite brutal head knock

    Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

    Victor Radley sustained a head knock during a collision, leaving the field but initially felt fine.

    Wide World of Sports

    Victor Radley has once again been forced off with a head knock, this time after a brutal collision against the Raiders on Sunday night.

    The gun Roosters forward left the field in the first half at Allianz Stadium after copping the hip of Ata Mariota directly to the head.

    Radley's head was caught in an awkward position and he immediately fell to the turf, before telling a club trainer he was fine to stay on the field.

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