Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders and Far West: A Match Made in Try

    Raiders x Far West Academy games a success

    Far West Academy teams competed in Canberra against Raiders pathways teams, observing the NRL Captain's Run.

    LeagueNews.co

    Teams from the Far West Academy of Sport recently traveled to Canberra to compete against three Raiders pathways teams.

    The matches included the Raiders Laurie Daley Cup (Under 15s Boys) and the Raiders Under 16s Boys Viking Squad facing off against their respective Far West Academy teams.

    Additionally, a Raiders 17s Girls team, composed of players from the club's Lisa Fiaola Cup squad, Riverina Bulls, and Monaro Colts, played against the Far West Academy Girls team.

    Before their games, the Far West Academy teams had the unique opportunity to watch the Raiders NRL team's Captain's Run.

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  • Gus' update on Bulldogs star's ankle surgery; Tigers enforcer's injury blow - NRL Late Mail

    Gus’ update on Bulldogs star’s ankle surgery; Tigers enforcer’s injury blow — NRL Late Mail

    Phil Gould updates on Jaeman Salmon's ankle injury; Fonua Pole's knee injury worsens.

    Fox League

    Phil Gould has provided an update on the ankle injury to Bulldogs star Jaeman Salmon, while Tigers enforcer Fonua Pole's knee injury is worse than first thought.

    Newcastle Knights vs Parramatta Eels, 6pm AEST at McDonald Jones Stadium

    Read on for the Late Mail for Round 11.

    FRIDAY

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  • Conspiracy theory behind Gus' stunning swipe at Robbo and Roosters - Crawls

    Conspiracy theory behind Gus’ stunning swipe at Robbo and Roosters — Crawls

    Phil Gould critiques Roosters, targeting Trent Robinson over Daly Cherry-Evans pursuit ahead of Magic Round.

    Fox League

    There's nothing like a conspiracy theory mixed with a good old-fashioned feud between two of the NRL's most polarising personalities to get the bad blood pumping before a Friday night clash between two traditional Sydney powerhouses.

    At the time it escaped the airtime it deserved because of the dramas that were going with the Bunker and high tackle crackdown farce.

    And right on cue, Bulldogs boss Phil Gould came off the back fence recently with what was clearly a personal attack on not only the Roosters but his old sparring partner Trent Robinson over the pursuit of Daly Cherry-Evans.

    In case you missed it, Gould slipped this one through in the lead up to Magic Round on his Six Tackles with Gus podcast when he declared "I don't get it", as to why the Roosters would chase the ageing DCE when they already have Sam Walker, Sandon Smith and young Hugo Savala.

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