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Zac Hosking's season ended due to shoulder injury, but expected to return for 2025 NRL.
Zac Hosking's season is over.
The Canberra Raiders second-rower's wretched run with injury continues and he'll have surgery to fix his left shoulder.
He'll spend the next 5-6 months in rehabilitation, but should be right for the start of the 2025 NRL season.
Raiders and Corey Horsburgh likely to part ways due to communication issues, seeking Dragons release.
Corey Horsburgh and the Raiders could be heading to a messy break up with a "communication breakdown" between the two sides blamed for the forward's desperation to be granted an early release to the Dragons.
Despite being contracted until the end of 2027, the fiery forward wants a fresh start according to his agent Jeff Jurotte, with the Dragons the preferred destination.
It's been a season to forget for Horsburgh in 2024, one year after his strong play in the middle for the Green Machine earned him a maiden Origin jersey for Queensland.
Horsburgh has only played in two NRL games this season (Rounds 4 and 5) with injuries, suspensions and poor play keeping him out of the first grade side, which included a three week ban for his role in an ugly melee in NSW Cup.
Despite attack, Simon Tayoun remains loyal to Canberra Raiders, plans to return to Belmore. Shattered but supported.
It will take more than getting hit in the head with a stick, while being surrounded and intimidated by Bulldogs supporters, to stop Simon Tayoun from supporting his beloved Canberra Raiders.
And the man known as the Raiders drummer has vowed he will return to Belmore in the future - despite the ugly scenes that occurred after the Canberra-Canterbury game on Sunday night.
Tayoun was left shattered by the incident, but the well-wishes he received from the rugby league community - including a phone call and apology from Bulldogs chief executive Aaron Warburton, as well as messages from the Raiders club and players - lifted his spirits on Monday.