Canberra Raiders NRL News

Thu, 24th April, 2025, 20:16 AEST
Stuart concedes Canberra can't match Manly's Fogarty offer
Canberra can't match Manly's offer to Jamal Fogarty but hopes to convince him to stay.
Canberra Weekly
Coach Ricky Stuart has conceded Canberra can't match Manly's big money offer to Jamal Fogarty but still hopes to get a chance to convince their star halfback to remain a Raider.
The 31-year-old is believed to be on the verge of signing a three-year deal worth $2.1 million with Manly, who need to replace departing captain Daly Cherry-Evans at the end of the season.
Canberra have offered less money and only a two-year deal, which would allow for the development of young playmakers Ethan Sanders, Adam Cook and Ethan Strange.
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Thu, 24th April, 2025, 18:43 AEST
Stuart concedes Canberra can't match Fogarty offer
Stuart hopes to convince Fogarty to stay with Canberra despite Manly's higher offer and needs.
The Canberra Times
Coach Ricky Stuart has conceded Canberra can't match Manly's big money offer to Jamal Fogarty but still hopes to get a chance to convince their star halfback to remain a Raider.
The 31-year-old is believed to be on the verge of signing a three-year deal worth $2.1 million with Manly, who need to replace departing captain Daly Cherry-Evans at the end of the season.
Canberra have offered less money and only a two-year deal, which would allow for the development of young playmakers Ethan Sanders, Adam Cook and Ethan Strange.
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Thu, 24th April, 2025, 14:08 AEST
Ricky stews over cancelled meeting by Fogarty's agent as Raiders await final decision
Manly pursues Jamal Fogarty, offers $2.1 million deal, leaving Raiders coach disappointed as negotiations turn.
The Canberra Times
As the pendulum swung in Manly's favour in the pursuit to sign Jamal Fogarty, Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart was left stewing over a key turning point in negotiations last weekend.
Mere days ago it appeared Fogarty was firming to re-sign with the Raiders when Canberra matched Manly's two-year $1 million deal to keep the experienced halfback.
But the Sea Eagles upped the ante on Wednesday with a three-year contract worth an estimated $2.1 million, and now Fogarty seems poised to sign with the Sydney club.
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