Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders green light Stuart for NSW Blues coach with one condition

    Ricky Stuart and Brad Fitler

    The Australian

    Canberra will allow Ricky Stuart to coach NSW - but there would be a caveat.

    While a decision on the Blues' coaching position won't be finalised until October, Stuart has been touted as a possible replacement should incumbent Brad Fittler be sacked or quit.

    It comes as Fittler refused to declare his intention to seek the NSW coaching position again for next year.

    Out of respect for Fittler, his friend and former teammate, Stuart has refused to express a desire for the NSW job.

    Some NRL clubs may deny their coach taking on the heavy burden of coaching NSW but Canberra won't stop Stuart if he is given the top job.

    That however would depend on whether Stuart has his experienced existing assistant coaches - Michael Maguire and Mick Crawley - at the Raiders.

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  • Clause revealed after Raider released to England

    NRL Rd 10 - Sharks v Raiders

    Zero Tackle

    A clause has been revealed in Brad Schneider's Hull KR contract which could allow him to make a return to the Canberra Raiders this year if the club needs it.

    The talented 22-year-old, who was used in the NRL extensively during the first half of the 2022 NRL season after an injury to Jamal Fogarty, played just 12 NRL games before his departure to England.

    Gaining a release from the Canberra Raiders, some concerns were raised immediately about where it left the club's halves depth, as well as plans for next season.

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  • Why Cronulla's NRLW debut can't come soon enough

    Why Cronulla’s NRLW debut can’t come soon enough

    The Sydney Morning Herald

    A women's team has been a long time coming for the Cronulla Sharks.

    The club was interested in an NRLW licence years ago, but with the expansion of the NRLW competition to 10 teams in 2023, Cronulla will finally get what they've been waiting for when they run out next Sunday.

    Sharks NRLW players Tiana Penitani (left) and Emma Tonegato.Credit: Louise Kennerley

    Sharks captain and Australian representative Tiana Penitani said the start of the 11-week season could not come soon enough.

    There's a really positive buzz around Cronulla, she said. They've actually been knocking the door down for a really long time - they were...

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