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  • Legends comparison explains Raiders' Strange decision

    Legends comparison explains Raiders

    Canberra Weekly

    Comparisons with Canberra champions Laurie Daley and Jack Wighton are hardly quietening the buzz around new Raider Ethan Strange, with coach Ricky Stuart admitting to some encouraging similarities with the club legends.

    Stuart insisted Strange is more than ready for his NRL debut against Melbourne this weekend, with the 18-year-old picked at centre after injuries to Sebastian Kris and Jarrod Croker.

    Viewed as a long-term half after impressing in that role at NSW Cup level, the teen star has shown enough for Stuart to back him in the crunch encounter against the Storm.

    Strange was electric in the centres in the under-19 State of Origin,...

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  • 'We'll get eaten alive': Stuart warns of repeat Raiders performance

    The Storm will eat the Raiders alive if Canberra plays like they did last week against Wests Tigers. Picture by Les Smith

    The Canberra Times

    Eaten alive. That's what faces the Canberra Raiders in Melbourne if they reproduce their performance against the Wests Tigers.

    Not even winning their past five games against the Storm in Melbourne is a comfort, with Raiders coach Ricky Stuart saying that will just make it harder against his good mate Craig Bellamy.

    Stuart's adamant the Raiders' recent away record against the Storm will be stinging Bellamy and have his former Green Machine teammate bursting a blood vessel to tip the ledger.

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  • Legends comparison explains Raiders' Strange decision

    Coach Ricky Stuart insists teenager Ethan Strange is ready to stake his Canberra claim in the NRL. (Darren Pateman/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Comparisons with Canberra champions Laurie Daley and Jack Wighton are hardly quietening the buzz around new Raider Ethan Strange, with coach Ricky Stuart admitting to some encouraging similarities with the club legends.

    Stuart insisted Strange is more than ready for his NRL debut against Melbourne this weekend, with the 18-year-old picked at centre after injuries to Sebastian Kris and Jarrod Croker.

    Viewed as a long-term half after impressing in that role at NSW Cup level, the teen star has shown enough for Stuart to back him in the crunch encounter against the Storm.

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