Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Bellamy says no to Origin with Storm his only interest

    Craig Bellamy has eyes only for Melbourne and is not interested in coaching NSW in State of Origin. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy has shut down talk of a return to the NSW Origin arena, declaring he isn't interested.

    Amid talk current Blues coach Brad Fittler faces the axe after losing three of the past four series, Bellamy has been floated as a possibility.

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart, NSW assistant and ex-Dragons coach Paul McGregor and even former Wallabies coach Michael Cheika have also been touted as possibilities.

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  • Fans are 'taken for fools' in stadium war

    Canberra fans are set to brave the cold in Bruce as the government shuts down plans for a stadium in the city. Picture by Keegan Carroll

    The Canberra Times

    Read on for the latest news from around the grounds in Canberra sport. We've got a fireworks in the stadium war, a Queanbeyan trainer rubbing shoulders with the king and a man in demand.

    At some point, the rhetoric goes, you have to "realise you're being taken for fools if you keep believing what Andrew Barr is saying".

    But the Canberra Stadium war is over, isn't it? We're getting a new stadium, even if it is in Bruce, where clubs don't want it. And we're getting it in 10 years, even if we've heard that before.

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  • Door slightly ajar for Raider Wighton's Origin return

    Canberra star Jack Wighton has refused to rule out a return to State of Origin next season. (Mark Evans/AAP PHOTOS)

    The Canberra Times

    Jack Wighton's "itchy feet" means he may never shut the door on a return to the NSW side with the Canberra five-eighth admitting it's been difficult watching his former teammates struggle through this year's State of Origin series.

    But the Raiders champion, who announced his retirement from representative football earlier this year, insists his immediate focus is delivering the Canberrans a season to remember before shifting to South Sydney next year.

    The 30-year-old looked at his powerful best in leading the Raiders to a 20-18 win over Sydney on Sunday, making a season-high 12 runs and...

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