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  • 'They're hurting': Ricky vows to right Raiders ship as inexperience shows in 'embarrassing' defeat

    ‘They’re hurting’: Ricky vows to right Raiders ship as inexperience shows in ‘embarrassing’ defeat

    Ricky Stuart vows improvement after 40-0 thrashing by Sharks, disappointed but determined to bounce back.

    Fox League

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has vowed to turn around the fortunes of his young side after
    Canberra were thrashed 40-0 by the Sharks.

    "It's very hard to sum up something that happened ten minutes ago," he told reporters.

    The Raiders were outplayed by a top-of-the-table Sharks side who handed in arguably their best performance of the season.

    Unsurprisingly, Stuart struck a dejected figure in his post-match press conference, preferring not to elaborate too much on the "embarrassing" defeat.

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  • Sharks ruin Ricky's 500th as they wreak havoc in Canberra

    Sharks ruin Ricky’s 500th as they wreak havoc in Canberra

    Ricky Stuart unhappy with team's embarrassing 40-0 loss, blames missed tackles and poor football.

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Few have experienced the highs and lows of rugby league like Raiders coach Ricky Stuart.

    Never has that been more true than in Canberra's abysmal 40-0 loss to Cronulla in Stuart's 500th game as an NRL coach on Sunday.

    Stuart was quick to the point after the match, labelling his team's performance "embarrassing".

    "Too many missed tackles, there was a lot of very poor football," Stuart said. "I'm not trying to be rude or disrespectful to you guys [with short answers], I don't really feel like dwelling on much of it at the moment."

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  • Shark frenzy: Raiders left in deep water

    LeagueNews.co

    Cronulla Sharks dominate Raiders in Canberra, McInnes and Hynes lead team to victory.

    LeagueNews.co

    In a stunning display of dominance, the Cronulla Sharks have once again proven their worth with a resounding victory over the Raiders in Canberra.

    The Raiders, known for their strong home game record, were simply no match for the Sharks on Sunday afternoon.

    Led by captain Cameron McInnes, the Sharks wasted no time in taking control of the game, with McInnes opening the scoring in the 12th minute.

    Halfback Nicho Hynes also shone, contributing a try, two try assists, and six goals to orchestrate a stellar team performance.

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