Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • The titanic struggle for the Raiders to lure Fifita to the capital

    David Fifita is in the Raiders' sights. Picture Getty Images

    The Canberra Times

    More NRL clubs are rivalling the Raiders' bid to lure David Fifita from the Titans as the Maroons star considers whether to take up the free agency clause in his contract after his State of Origin duties.

    Fifita and his manager David Riolo are yet to confirm the second-rower's future after it was discovered a clause in his Gold Coast contract was linked to former coach Justin Holbrook, who since being sacked has opened the door for the 23-year-old to explore other opportunities.

    The Raiders went hard at signing Fifita in preseason, and though he chose to re-sign with the Titans, the free agency option has opened the door for Canberra to...

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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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