Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders must fix errors or be 'eaten alive': Stuart

    Canberra will be trying to extend a AAMI Park winning sequence against Melbourne in their NRL clash. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra will get "eaten alive" in their biggest clash of the NRL season so far if they don't tidy up completion-rate woes that have plagued them in recent weeks.

    Coach Ricky Stuart says not even their five-game winning streak at Melbourne's AAMI Park will save them if they turn in another dismal ball-handling display that almost brought them undone against bottom-ranked Wests Tigers last weekend.

    They turned in a 62 per cent completion rate against the Tigers to back up a similarly-poor 68 per cent a week before, way down from their season average of 80 per cent.

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  • What's in a logo? Why the Raiders change caused uproar while others stay the same

    Plenty of major clubs change their logo, but the reception isn't always the same. Picture by Keegan Carroll

    The Canberra Times

    Remember when the Ducks became less mighty? When the Roosters ditched the bridge and looked a little meaner for it? Or when Leeds United were forced to take a sharp U-turn?

    Changing a logo is always fraught with danger - especially if you're a sports team with a connection to fans fuelled by nostalgia.

    The Canberra Raiders have learnt just that after a reveal of the simplified logo the NRL club will adopt in 2024 was met with uproar among fans and a protest to overturn the decision.

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  • 'It's what they know': Why fans care about logo makeovers

    Plenty of major clubs change their logo, but the reception isn't always the same. Picture by Keegan Carroll

    The Canberra Times

    Remember when the Ducks became less mighty? When the Roosters ditched the bridge and looked a little meaner for it? Or when Leeds United were forced to take a sharp U-turn?

    Changing a logo is always fraught with danger - especially if you're a sports team with a connection to fans fuelled by nostalgia.

    The Canberra Raiders have learnt just that after a reveal of the simplified logo the NRL club will adopt in 2024 was met with uproar among fans and a protest to overturn the decision.

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