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  • Titans dudded by officials' blunder in golden point loss to Raiders

    Titans dudded by officials’ blunder in golden point loss to Raiders

    Gold Coast Titans had valid penalty goal opportunity stolen by offside play in golden point.

    Canberra Weekly

    The Gold Coast Titans have been dudded again in golden point extra time and should have had a shot at penalty goal from in front to win against Canberra on Sunday night.

    NRL head of football Graham Annesley confirmed on Monday that Raiders fullback Chevy Stewart was offside when he charged down Titans captain Kieran Foran's attempt at field goal in the 87th minute. 

    "I think it was probably a good metre offside," fuming Titans coach Des Hasler said after his team's 21-20 loss.

    "Let's hear from the hard-running Graham Annesley, so hopefully he will have a better idea about it Monday."

    Annesley confirmed in a...

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  • NRL's shock admission after Raiders-Titans 'cheating' claims

    NRL's shock admission after Raiders-Titans 'cheating' claims

    NRL admits Titans were wronged but also agrees with coaches' complaints about missed calls.

    The Canberra Times

    The NRL has conceded the Titans were dudded after referee Kasey Badger failed to rule Raiders fullback Chevy Stewart offside when Gold Coast attempted a game-winning field goal.

    But in a strange twist in the Ricky Stewart-versus-Des Hasler post-match fallout, the NRL declared both coaches had grounds for their press conference complaints, with several missed calls in the 21-20 golden point thriller.

    NRL's head of football Graham Annesley on Monday said Stuart's issue with missed six-again calls and Hasler's suggestion of an offside Raiders charge-down, both had merit.

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  • 'It gives you goosebumps': Raiders reveal special jersey for ANZAC Round

    'It gives you goosebumps': Raiders reveal special jersey for ANZAC Round

    Canberra Raiders unveil new Anzac Round jersey inspired by Australian Defence Force uniforms.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders have unveiled their new jersey to be worn for the NRL's upcoming Anzac Round.

    The club launched the camouflage jersey and revealed its design was inspired by the "Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform" which is worn by Defence Force personnel when deployed.

    "The darker blue represents the Royal Australian Navy, the khaki (this design) represents the Australian Army, and the light blue represents the Royal Australian Air Force," a club statement read.

    The jersey also includes on its sleeve the three service colours of dark blue for the Navy, red for the Army and light blue for the Air Force.

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