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Canberra Raiders not pursuing Daly Cherry-Evans, content with current halves lineup. Cherry-Evans leaving Sea Eagles.
The Canberra Raiders have ruled out making a play for wantaway Manly captain Daly Cherry-Evans.
They're happy with their current halves stocks of Jamal Fogarty, Ethan Strange and Ethan Sanders.
Cherry-Evans has thrown the NRL player market into a spin following his revelations he will leave the Sea Eagles at the end of the season.
Blake Austin rejected Raider's extension, signed with Eels instead, reflecting on career path change.
Raiders legend Blake Austin revealed he knocked back a lucrative extension with the club to take a cut-price deal with the Eels, before a sliding doors moment changed the course of his career.
After 43 tries in 122 NRL games, including 34 in 88 matches for the Raiders, Austin was given a lucrative extension with Canberra in 2018.
The now 34-year-old sat down with Fox League's Darcie McDonald on the
Fox League Podcast
to relive his career and revealed how different it might have turned out.
Stuart criticizes officiating in loss to Sea Eagles, Rothfield suggests bias in referee decisions.
Raiders coach Ricky Stuart teed off at officiating in his side's 40-12 loss to the Sea Eagles on Sunday, and veteran rugby league reporter Phil Rothfield proposed a bold theory.
Manly were awarded seven set restarts to one, had a try disallowed due to a dubious obstruction and also had Corey Horsburgh sent to the sin bin in the 20th minute.
"I'm not allowed to talk about the ref but I hope Andrew Abdo has an answer for us all," Stuart said in his post-match press conference.