Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • The in-demand Eels halfback … who can't sign a contract

    The in-demand Eels halfback … who can’t sign a contract

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Ethan Sanders is playing for his future, all while being unable to do anything to secure it.

    One of the most promising young halfbacks in the game, Sanders appears to be an unintended consequence of a recent change to the contracting system. Contracted to Parramatta until the end of the year, the Eels have opted not to offer him a new contract to date.

    Nor have they granted him a request to leave early or negotiate with other clubs, despite being stuck behind superstars Mitchell Moses and Dylan Brown.

    At the same time, Canberra, short on halves depth, have been trying to secure his services as soon as possible. However, under the new rules...

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  • Ricky Stuart lashes NRL over suspension double standards

    Ricky Stuart takes aim at concussion protocol and RLPA during explosive press conference

    Zero Tackle

    Canberra Raiders head coach Ricky Stuart has handed the NRL a serve over inconsistencies in deciding which players are allowed to use representative games as part of a suspension.

    The Raiders and Stuart were knocked back over an application to have Sebastian Kris use the NRL All Stars game last weekend as part of the suspension which will start his season for an offence at the end of 2023.

    Meanwhile, the NRL has approved South Sydney Rabbitohs' development player Jacob Gagai in his bid to have the game count as part of a suspension picked up at the end of the 2023 NSW Cup season, which will...

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  • Five NRL players poised for impact in 2024 season.

    analysis:Meet the five players set to make their mark on the NRL in 2024

    ABC Sport

    Meet the five players set to make their mark on the NRL in 2024

    Every NRL season brings a fresh crop of rookies and aspiring Canberra fullback Chevy Stewart could well be one of the very best of them.

    Stewart has been one of the most highly touted juniors in the sport in recent years and after getting a taste of the big time in the Raiders' trial win over Parramatta last week he has the custodian spot for the round one clash with Newcastle firmly in his crosshairs.

    "I needed that first hit-out. I haven't had an opportunity in a trial [before] and haven't had my NRL debut so that's definitely a confidence booster," Stewart said.

    "I'm pretty keen to get that number one spot."

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