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  • 'Idiot not to': inside Fogarty's big chat with Stuart

    Jamal Fogarty is focused on shining for Canberra this season before he moves to Manly next year. Photo: HANDOUT/NRL PHOTOS

    Ricky Stuart urged Jamal Fogarty to accept Manly's $2.1 million contract offer, relieving the halfback.

    The Canberra Times

    Ricky Stuart told Jamal Fogarty he'd be an idiot not to accept Manly's contract offer, much to the relief of the halfback, who had spent a sleepless night agonising over telling his coach he'd be leaving Canberra.

    From the outside looking in, Fogarty's exit from the Raiders had appeared highly likely for weeks.

    That was particularly the case after Stuart publicly admitted Canberra could not match Manly's offer of a three-year, $2.1 million deal to replace the outgoing Daly Cherry-Evans from 2026.

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  • Souths' injury crisis deepens; big Dogs gambles as Madge faces huge halves call: Team Tips

    Souths’ injury crisis deepens; big Dogs gambles as Madge faces huge halves call: Team Tips

    Magic Round impacted teams with injuries; Rabbitohs suffered most after losing to Knights.

    Fox League

    Magic Round has come and gone, with a host of teams being hit with fresh injury blows, with the Rabbitohs being hit hardest after a loss against the Knights.

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    The Broncos, meanwhile, are facing a big halves decision while the Bulldogs could be without a star back rower for an extended period.

    Read on for all the Team Tips for Round 10.

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  • Billy Slater pinpoints the 'one they got wrong' as Storm great shocked by game-turning penalty

    EXCLUSIVE: Billy Slater pinpoints the 'one they got wrong' as Storm great shocked by game-turning penalty

    Billy Slater criticizes a referee decision, which impacted the Storm's loss to Canberra 20-18.

    Wide World of Sports

    Craig Bellamy managed to hold his tongue but Melbourne legend Billy Slater says the referee "got one wrong" in a crucial moment that helped decide Sunday's Magic Round blockbuster.

    In a stunning end to the NRL's festival in Brisbane, Canberra slotted a penalty goal in extra time to beat the Storm 20-18.

    It should never have made it that far after the Storm led by a converted try with a few minutes remaining in regular time, and then fullback Ryan Papenuyzen slotted a field goal which should have put them up by seven and essentially won the game.

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