Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Tigers to chase Sezer signing after Marshall-Fulton peace talks

    Tigers to chase Sezer signing after Marshall-Fulton peace talks

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    Benji Marshall has been given the green light to sign Aidan Sezer as the Tigers' new halfback after club powerbrokers moved to settle the tension between the coach-in-waiting and recruitment boss Scott Fulton.

    Sezer, who hasn't played in the NRL since helping the Raiders to the 2019 grand final, has emerged as the club's No.1 halfback target after chairman Lee Hagipantelis and chief executive Justin Pascoe brought Marshall and Fulton together on Monday.

    Marshall and Fulton held separate talks with club bosses over the direction of the club, which is staring at a second successive last-place finish if they can't beat the struggling...

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  • Top four Raiders looking to lift against Warriors

    Top four Raiders looking to lift against Warriors

    Canberra Weekly

    Canberra have flown under the radar into the NRL's top four but halfback Jamal Fogarty says they'll have to hit far higher performance levels to cling to their double chance.

    Without winning a single game by more than 10 points and possessing a poor points differential of minus 55, the Raiders are somehow a single win behind ladder-leading Penrith entering the regular season's last seven games.

    Their most recent victory against St George Illawarra encapsulated their scrappy season perfectly as they shot to a 20-point lead before threatening to throw it away, only to steady and claim a 36-26 result.

    We're just not being...

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  • Top four Raiders looking to lift against Warriors

    Jamal Fogarty says the Raiders need to lift despite having earnt a spot in the NRL's top four. (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra have flown under the radar into the NRL's top four but halfback Jamal Fogarty says they'll have to hit far higher performance levels to cling to their double chance.

    Without winning a single game by more than 10 points and possessing a poor points differential of minus 55, the Raiders are somehow a single win behind ladder-leading Penrith entering the regular season's last seven games.

    Their most recent victory against St George Illawarra encapsulated their scrappy season perfectly as they shot to a 20-point lead before threatening to throw it away, only to steady and claim a 36-26...

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