Canberra Raiders NRL News

Jamal Fogarty leaves Canberra, signing a three-year deal with Manly worth $2.1 million, ending speculation.

The Canberra Times

Canberra Raiders halfback Jamal Fogarty has moved to end speculation about his future, giving up a one-year contract extension option in the capital to sign with a rival club.

Fogarty has officially signed a deal to join Manly for the next three years for a reported $2.1 million.

The move has been in the works for the past two months after Manly halfback Daly Cherry-Evans ignited the player market by announcing his decision to quit the club.

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Ricky Stuart confirmed the Raiders will seek a replacement for Jamal Fogarty, moving to Manly.

Zero Tackle

Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has confirmed that the club will look to the open market to find a replacement for Jamal Fogarty, with the veteran halfback set to move to the Manly Sea Eagles at the end of the season.

Since he arrived in the nation's capital in 2022 from the Gold Coast Titans, Fogarty has been an instrumental part of the Raiders' success and has taken his game to a new level.

Previously tabled a two-year contract to remain at the Raiders, all reports have indicated that he is set to sign a three-year contract with the Manly Sea Eagles after being earmarked as Daly...

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NRL CEO Abdo denies high shot crackdown; advocates club collaboration to reduce foul play.

Fox League

NRL CEO Andrew Abdo has faced the music denying the NRL's high shot crackdown is actually a crackdown and calling on the clubs to work with the game to stop high contact.

"Let me first say it hasn't been a crackdown at all," Abdo said on NRL 360.

There were a stunning 18 sin bins in Round 8 amid widespread condemnation of the Bunker officiating and how it is hurting the rugby league product from experts, commentators and fans alike.

In a wide-ranging interview on NRL 360, Abdo denied there was a crackdown, but admitted the game can get better collectively to protect the players from foul play, while maintaining the integrity of the on-field product.

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