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  • Corey Horsburgh spurs rivals, set to stay with Raiders

    Corey Horsburgh spurs rivals, set to stay with Raiders

    Corey Horsburgh wants to stay with the Canberra Raiders after speculation of leaving for the Tigers.

    Canberra Weekly

    After recent speculation Corey Horsburgh was set to leave Canberra, the fiery middle forward has declared he wants to continue his career at the Raiders.

    Horsburgh had been heavily linked with a move to the Tigers after falling out of favour at the Raiders this season.

    A Queensland representative in 2023, the man they call 'Big Red' began the year sidelined through suspension and struggled to get going once available, with a groin injury also working against him.

    But Horsburgh returned to first-grade calculations towards the end of the year, playing three of his five games...

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  • Raiders Origin star makes call on future

    Raiders Origin star makes call on future

    Corey Horsburgh remains with Raiders after meeting with coach, scores match-winning try.

    The Canberra Times

    After all that, Corey Horsburgh has decided to stay with the Canberra Raiders.

    He sat down for his end-of-season review with Raiders coach Ricky Stuart on Sunday and then made the call.

    His decision to stay in Canberra comes just days after he scored the match-winning try to earn the Raiders a last-gasp winner against St George Illawarra - regathering his own kick to score the try.

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  • Raiders' Horsburgh makes call on playing future

    Raiders’ Horsburgh makes call on playing future

    Corey Horsburgh rejects Wests Tigers offer to stay with Canberra Raiders after successful end of season.

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Corey Horsburgh has knocked back a three-year deal to join Wests Tigers to stay put in the nation's capital.

    Horsburgh was the unlikely hero in Canberra's last-gasp 26-24 win over the Dragons on Saturday, scoring the match-winning try with a kick and regather.

    The one-time Maroons prop had requested permission to explore his options despite still having three years to run on his Canberra deal.
    But after being recalled to first grade for the final three games of the season - all of which the Raiders won - Horsburgh decided to remain a Raider.

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