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  • Raiders still looking for Wighton replacement as Stuart confirms Fifita interest

    In-form Raiders on the lookout for Wighton replacement

    Canberra Weekly

    Canberra have a plan to fill departing five-eighth Jack Wighton's boots for next NRL season, but coach Ricky Stuart is keeping those cards close to his chest.

    Young backup half Brad Schneider is off to Super League club Hull KR and Stuart squashed speculation fullback Sebastian Kris could move to No.6, leaving the Raiders in desperate need of a playmaker when Dally M medallist Wighton heads to South Sydney.

    Long-time backup Matt Frawley appears the leading candidate for the job, with the Raiders not currently linked to any external candidates in what Stuart admits is an increasingly barren marketplace.

    We've got youth coming...

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  • In-form Raiders on the lookout for Wighton replacement

    Canberra will definitely be interested in David Fifita (pic) if he is available, says Ricky Stuart. (Mick Tsikas/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra have a plan to fill departing five-eighth Jack Wighton's boots for next NRL season, but coach Ricky Stuart is keeping those cards close to his chest.

    Young backup half Brad Schneider is off to Super League club Hull KR and Stuart squashed speculation fullback Sebastian Kris could move to No.6, leaving the Raiders in desperate need of a playmaker when Dally M medallist Wighton heads to South Sydney.

    Long-time backup Matt Frawley appears the leading candidate for the job, with the Raiders not currently linked to any external candidates in what Stuart admits is an increasingly barren...

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  • Canberra coach Ricky Stuart says RLPA using NRL players

    RLPA using NRL players: Canberra coach Ricky Stuart

    Canberra Weekly

    Ricky Stuart maintains the RLPA used NRL players in their game-day media boycott as tensions continue to rise around collective bargaining agreement talks.

    NRL players will shun media commitments on match days with the union demanding the game's administrators meet with them and an industrial relations mediator.

    More money is not the issue, the RLPA says, but there are concerns over specific areas of the pay deal including managing its own funds and the NRL's ability to lengthen the season without approval.

    The boycott is a fresh setback in protracted negotiations that have rumbled on for 20 months, with Canberra boss Stuart blasting...

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