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Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses: 13
Competition Points: 26
Tries: 95
Goals: 89
Points For: 558
Points Against: 497
Points Difference: +61
Top Tryscorers:
Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games
Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games
Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games
Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals)
I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
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- published: 27 Jan 2017
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Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
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The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne
Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season.
They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best.
Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016.
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Here is a list of all the tries included in this video.
0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1
0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1
0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3
1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5
2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6
3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7
3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7
4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11
7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12
8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12
8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13
9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13
9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14
9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17
10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17
10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17
11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18
11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20
11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21
12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21
12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21
12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21
13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21
13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21
13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21
13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21
13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22
14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22
14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24
15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25
16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25
16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final
18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final
18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final
19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
- published: 29 Sep 2016
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Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
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- published: 08 May 2016
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night.
The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now.
Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men.
Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury.
Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead.
But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points.
Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after.
Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead.
A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball.
Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead.
The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points.
When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders.
However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see.
From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest.
Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game.
There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed.
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive.
Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles.
It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead.
The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead.
Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board.
Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour.
Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break.
The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff.
That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree.
The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick.
Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years.
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- published: 25 Aug 2017
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The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find.
All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations.
Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
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Canberra Raiders
The Canberra Raiders are an Australian professional rugby league football club based in the national capital city of Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. They have competed in Australasia's elite rugby league competition, the National Rugby League (NRL) premiership since 1982. Over this period the club has won 3 premierships, (out of 5 Grand Finals played), received 1 wooden spoon and had a total of 15 of its players (9 New South Wales Blues and 6 Queensland Maroons) selected to don the green and gold for Australia. The Raiders' current home ground is Canberra Stadium in Bruce. Previously, the team played home matches at Seiffert Oval in Queanbeyan, New South Wales, with the move to Canberra Stadium taking place in 1990. The official symbol for the Canberra Raiders is the Viking. The Viking, also a mascot at Raiders' games, is known as Victor the Viking.
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Jordan Rapana
Jordan Rapana (born 15 August 1989) is a New Zealand professional rugby league footballer who currently plays for the Canberra Raiders in the National Rugby League. He plays at wing and fullback and previously played for the Gold Coast Titans.
Background
Born in Wellington, New Zealand, Rapana is of Cook Islander and Māori descent and moved to the Gold Coast, Queensland as a 10-year-old, playing his junior football for the Tugun Seahawks, before being signed by the Gold Coast Titans. He attended Palm Beach Currumbin State High School.
Playing career
2008
In 2008, Rapana played for the Gold Coast Titans' NYC team. In Round 18 of the 2008 NRL season, he made his NRL debut for the Titans against the Sydney Roosters. At the end of 2008, he was named on the interchange bench in the 2008 NYC Team of the Year and played for the New Zealand Māori rugby league team.
2009
In 2009, Rapana left the NRL for a two-year Mormon mission.
2011
In June, Rapana signed a contract with Super Rugby team, Western Force, starting in 2012.
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Canberra (/ˈkænbrə/ or /ˈkænbərə/) is the capital city of Australia. With a population of 381,488, it is Australia's largest inland city and the eighth-largest city overall. The city is located at the northern end of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), 280 km (170 mi) south-west of Sydney, and 660 km (410 mi) north-east of Melbourne. A resident of Canberra is known as a "Canberran".
The site of Canberra was selected for the location of the nation's capital in 1908 as a compromise between rivals Sydney and Melbourne, Australia's two largest cities. It is unusual among Australian cities, being an entirely planned city outside of any state, similar to Washington, D.C. in the United States or Brasília in Brazil. Following an international contest for the city's design, a blueprint by the Chicago architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin was selected and construction commenced in 1913. The Griffins' plan featured geometric motifs such as circles, hexagons and triangles, and was centred on axes aligned with significant topographical landmarks in the Australian Capital Territory.
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Jarrod Croker
Jarrod Croker (born 11 September 1990) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Canberra Raiders of the National Rugby League (NRL). A goal-kicking centre, he has played his entire career to date with the Raiders, with whom he became the 2012 and 2015 top point-scorer.
Biography
Hailing from Goulburn, New South Wales, Croker played for the Goulburn Stockmen club as a junior. He played for the New South Wales Schoolboys and Australian Schoolboys representative teams in 2007 before being selected for the New South Wales Under-18s in 2008. Croker was part of the Canberra team that won the inaugural National Youth Competition (Toyota Cup) in 2008.
Croker broke into Canberra's first-grade side in 2009, making his debut in Round 2 against the Sydney Roosters, and went on to make 21 appearances in his rookie season. He was again a regular in Canberra's 2010 side, making 25 appearances as Canberra finished 7th and made the NRL finals. However, it was a missed penalty goal from Croker that ended the Raiders' 2010 season. In a sudden-death finals match against the Wests Tigers, in front of a home crowd of 26,476, he pushed wide a 30-metre kick that would have tied the match at 26–26. Canberra's coach David Furner—himself a former Raiders goalkicker—defended Croker, arguing his goalkicking form had won a number of matches for the team during the season. Days later, Croker was selected for Australia's train-on squad for the Four Nations tournament.
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Wests Tigers
The Wests Tigers are an Australian professional rugby league football club based in Sydney's Inner West. They have competed in the National Rugby League since they were formed at the end of the 1999 NRL season as a joint-venture club between the Balmain Tigers and the Western Suburbs Magpies.
The Wests Tigers started playing in the 2000 NRL season and won their maiden premiership in 2005. The club also won the World Sevens in 2004.
The Wests Tigers have three home grounds: Leichhardt Oval (the home ground of Balmain), Campbelltown Stadium (the home ground of Western Suburbs) and ANZ Stadium as of 2014. They are currently coached by Jason Taylor and captained by Aaron Woods. The club CEO is Justin Pascoe and the general manager is Phil Moss.
History
Background
In Australia, the game of rugby league began in 1908, the New South Wales Rugby League premiership (NSWRL) had nine teams from the Sydney, Australia area. Two of those teams were clubs based in Balmain and the Western Suburbs who happen to meet each other in the in round 1 of 1908 Balmain went on to win 24 to 0. The Balmain club, who later adopted a Tiger as their emblem, in their tenure in the NSWRL won eleven premierships in twenty grand finals and was one of the forces in the NSWRL competition. However their last premiership success was in 1969 and in the 1990s with many new clubs being established, there was pressure on clubs to perform to survive in the first grade competition in Australia. The Wests Tigers got their name from their suburb and from their logo.
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19:58Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
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Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife Canberra Raiders Finish: 10th Wins: 11 Losses: 13 Competition Points: 26 Tries: 95 Goals: 89 Points For: 558 Points Against: 497 Points Difference: +61 Top Tryscorers: Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals) I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season. I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality. I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers. The tries are all in order from round 1. Other videos I’ve made in playlists: NRL 2017: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkJewG5WiDV2sGKBCLYzpvo NRL 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkFi16qgLw4sNBdOriQMmYS NFL 2016/17 (Gridion): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWm7tCtQhgggy8Z8b0hh25C5 A-League 2016/17 (Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWmnZQGi_w6s1S0acQ6fOZNE Matilda’s (Women’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gac8WW7EA Socceroos (Men’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkSpK3G4VzRfwuXEmtlh-46 Suncorp Super Netball 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWn7p0E_J5d0YIimQ7PXitnl I do not own any of the music or videos in this video. I have obtained them all from YouTube and various websites. This is merely a fan video. Please support the original providers being the NRL - www.nrl.com | Fox Sports - www.foxsports.com.au | Channel Nine - www.9now.com.au If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one. Thanks for watching! -
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19:50Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HDCanberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season. They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best. Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition. I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality. I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers. The tries are all in order from round 1. I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016. If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one. Thanks for watching! Here is a list of all the tries included in this video. 0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1 0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1 0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1 0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1 0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2 1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2 1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3 1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4 2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4 2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5 2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5 2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5 2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6 3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7 3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7 4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8 4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8 4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8 5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8 5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8 5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8 6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8 6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9 6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9 6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10 7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10 7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11 7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12 8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12 8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13 9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13 9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14 9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16 9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16 9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16 10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17 10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17 10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17 11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18 11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20 11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20 11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20 12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21 12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21 12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21 12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21 13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21 13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21 13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21 13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21 13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22 14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22 14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23 14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23 14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24 14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24 15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24 15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25 15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25 15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25 15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25 16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25 16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25 16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26 16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26 17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26 17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26 17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26 17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final 18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final 18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final 18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final 18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final 19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final 19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final -
29:271989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played. I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy. I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html -
3:25NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs RaidersNRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night. The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now. Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men. Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards. Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury. Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead. But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points. Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after. Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead. A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball. Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead. The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points. When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders. However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see. From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest. Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game. There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed. TWITTER : https://twitter.com/NRLfootyTube FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/FootyTubeNRL FootyTubeNRL TSHIRTS! http://footytubenrl.spreadshirt.com FootyTube NRL channel: http://www.youtube.com/footytubenrl Origin: Channel 9 Archives Department -
4:30Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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3:49NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs KnightsNRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive. Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles. It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead. The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead. Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board. Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour. Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break. The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff. That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree. The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick. Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years. TWITTER : https://twitter.com/NRLfootyTube FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/FootyTubeNRL FootyTubeNRL TSHIRTS! http://footytubenrl.spreadshirt.com FootyTube NRL channel: http://www.youtube.com/footytubenrl Origin: Channel 9 Archives Department -
1:30:19NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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5:12Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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2:06Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-LongCanberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find. All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations. Have fun singing it Canberra supporters. -
8:41Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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7:06Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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0:41Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
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2:47NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs RaidersNRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium. It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win. The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count. Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries inside 15 minutes. Jack Wighton crashed his way over the line before the Raiders fullback turned defence into attack that allowed Aidan Sezer to put Joseph Tapine between Matt Moylan and Tyrone Peachey on the right edge. A lifting tackle from Jordan Rapana on opposite number Josh Mansour handed the Panthers a sniff to steal it late and Anthony Griffin's men took advantage with May burrowing his way through from dummy half. Canberra had a final chance to snatch victory on the siren but similar to the theme of their season, came up short with Jordan Rapana unable to provide the offload for Dave Taylor near the line. Earlier, a four-pointer on the stroke of half-time to Josh Mansour delivered the killer blow on the break after the Raiders dominated the final quarter of the first half. The Raiders ran out to a vocal rendition of the viking clap but were left stunned in the opening stages with Joseph Tapine coming up with an error that allowed the visitors an early chance to attack. Some quick hands from Matt Moylan at five-eighth to Dylan Edwards sent Waqa Blake over in a comfortable fashion. Tensions were creeping into the contest after a fast start from the Panthers and a penalty from Blake Austin allowed the visitors to stretch the lead out to eight inside 12 minutes. The intensity suddenly lifted for the Raiders after a sluggish start with strong carries from Joey Leilua and Josh Papalii enabling Nick Cotric to dart over in the corner after Austin provided the late offload. An error from Mansour was met with strong jeers from Rapana who were going tit-for-tat throughout the contest, but it was Mansour and the Panthers who had the last laugh to extend their lead the next set – and ultimately in the end, the game. A spread from Cleary out to Blake early in the set paid off for Griffin's men when the Fijian international stepped inside Jarrod Croker before finding Cleary in support. It was Cleary's 200th point of the season and now takes the 19-year-old into the Panthers' top 10 all-time point scorers and made him the youngest player to achieve the milestone. Canberra needed to be next to respond trailing by eight and Ricky Stuart opted for the injection of Dave Taylor who immediately added the spark that was required. Taylor charged towards the line before providing the late offload for Josh Papalii to go over for the four-pointer. Despite managing to take the lead, the Raiders lost their way with a 69 per cent completion rate as Penrith proved too clinical with the ball. The Panthers' seven-game winning streak is their best since their premiership-winning season in 2003 and Griffin's men will feature in back-to-back finals series for the first time since 2004. TWITTER : https://twitter.com/NRLfootyTube FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/FootyTubeNRL FootyTubeNRL TSHIRTS! http://footytubenrl.spreadshirt.com FootyTube NRL channel: http://www.youtube.com/footytubenrl Origin: Channel 9 Archives Department -
2:54NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs RaidersNRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon. The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining. The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set. The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribbled a pinpoint kick in behind the line to beat any possible defenders, but instead Solomone Kata fumbled it cold and seconds later the visitors turned it into a four-pointer of their own, with Jarrod Croker breaking and finding Nick Cotric in support. A short time later the pair combined again for the Raiders' second try, with Cotric turning provider to put his skipper over. Down 12-0 and having struggled to assert themselves for the best part of 15 minutes, the Warriors got one back following some hot-potato footy which eventually saw David Fusitu'a slide over out wide. Mason Lino converted to halve the gap. But seven minutes from the break the home side were made to pay for a sloppy fumble from Issac Luke at dummy-half, with Blake Austin dancing through multiple attempted tackles to score from close range to make it 18-6 at the half. After a long stoppage in play to deal with an injury to Hingano, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck caught the Raiders short out wide and squeezed over for a try. But just as his side threatened to get back into the contest, Ken Maumalo dropped the ball on the next set while coming out of yardage, and then compounded it by missing a tackle on Joseph Leilua as he powered over off an Elliott Whitehead short ball. Five minutes later Ricky Stuart's side sealed the result with a try to Rapana in the corner of the field, before some abysmal defence from the Warriors saw Cotric burst through directly off a scrum six minutes from time, with Croker adding his sixth conversion to record a perfect day off the boot. One of the final acts of the day saw 18-year-old forward Isaiah Papali'i go over for his first NRL try, after a section of exciting and accurate attack which has hardly been seen by the club in the last month and a half. TWITTER : https://twitter.com/NRLfootyTube FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/FootyTubeNRL FootyTubeNRL TSHIRTS! http://footytubenrl.spreadshirt.com FootyTube NRL channel: http://www.youtube.com/footytubenrl Origin: Channel 9 Archives Department -
2:47CAN THE RAIDERS PRONOUNCE HUAWEI?
CAN THE RAIDERS PRONOUNCE HUAWEI?CAN THE RAIDERS PRONOUNCE HUAWEI?
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3:59Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
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2:50NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs StormNRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital. Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field. Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report. The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10. However, Canberra faltered in another tight contest as they unforgivably coughed up possession from the kick-off in allowing the ball to go dead that Melbourne capitalised on in the ensuing set. The Storm clinched the road win, asserting a 20-10 lead with 10 minutes left as Dale Finucane pounced on a spilt grubber kick to earn his first-ever career double, scoring under the posts. Canberra declined the conversion after Aidan Sezer scored his second try of the night with five seconds remaining for one final play but couldn’t find a way to go 100 metres for a miracle finish. The loss drops the Raiders to a 7-11 record and leaves fans pondering what’s happened after so much pre-season promise and optimism. The Storm struck first, exploiting an early penalty to score and take a handy 6-0 lead in the fifth minute. Finucane was the recipient of a perfectly-timed offload courtesy of Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who was a late addition into the starting side. In desperate need of victory, the Raiders responded as Blake Austin found halves partner Sezer just before the line, who managed to hang on to a wobbly grounding under the posts and level the scores 6-all after 16 minutes. A penalty on the stroke of half-time allowed captain Cameron Smith to give the visitors a slim two-point advantage. Melbourne opened the scoring after the break as Will Chambers scored on the right wing and set themselves for the win with 12-6 in the 46th minute. While all post-match attention will be focused on the health of Slater, the result sets up a do-or-die clash for Canberra against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday while the Storm take on fierce adversaries the Manly Sea Eagles at home on Sunday TWITTER : https://twitter.com/NRLfootyTube FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/FootyTubeNRL FootyTubeNRL TSHIRTS! http://footytubenrl.spreadshirt.com FootyTube NRL channel: http://www.youtube.com/footytubenrl Origin: Channel 9 Archives Department -
1:19Viking Clap - GIO Stadium - Canberra Raiders
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1:34:41Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife Canberra Raiders Finish: 10th Wins: 11 Losses: 13 Competition Points: 26 Tries: 95 Goals: 89 Points For: 558 Points Against: 497 Points Difference: +61 Top Tryscorers: Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals) I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season. I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality. I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they fi...
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Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
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Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season. They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best. Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL a...
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played. I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy. I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
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NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night. The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now. Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men. Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – ...
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive. Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles. It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead. The good tim...
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find. All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations. Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap 2016 vs Penrith Panthers
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NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium. It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win. The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count. Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries i...
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NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon. The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining. The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set. The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribb...
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Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital. Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field. Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report. The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10. However, Canberra fa...
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Viking Clap - GIO Stadium - Canberra Raiders
Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
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Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:58
- Updated: 17 Sep 2017
- views: 1746
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses:...
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses: 13
Competition Points: 26
Tries: 95
Goals: 89
Points For: 558
Points Against: 497
Points Difference: +61
Top Tryscorers:
Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games
Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games
Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games
Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals)
I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
Other videos I’ve made in playlists:
NRL 2017: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkJewG5WiDV2sGKBCLYzpvo
NRL 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkFi16qgLw4sNBdOriQMmYS
NFL 2016/17 (Gridion): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWm7tCtQhgggy8Z8b0hh25C5
A-League 2016/17 (Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWmnZQGi_w6s1S0acQ6fOZNE
Matilda’s (Women’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gac8WW7EA
Socceroos (Men’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkSpK3G4VzRfwuXEmtlh-46
Suncorp Super Netball 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWn7p0E_J5d0YIimQ7PXitnl
I do not own any of the music or videos in this video. I have obtained them all from YouTube and various websites. This is merely a fan video. Please support the original providers being the NRL - www.nrl.com | Fox Sports - www.foxsports.com.au | Channel Nine - www.9now.com.au
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Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses: 13
Competition Points: 26
Tries: 95
Goals: 89
Points For: 558
Points Against: 497
Points Difference: +61
Top Tryscorers:
Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games
Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games
Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games
Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals)
I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
Other videos I’ve made in playlists:
NRL 2017: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkJewG5WiDV2sGKBCLYzpvo
NRL 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkFi16qgLw4sNBdOriQMmYS
NFL 2016/17 (Gridion): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWm7tCtQhgggy8Z8b0hh25C5
A-League 2016/17 (Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWmnZQGi_w6s1S0acQ6fOZNE
Matilda’s (Women’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gac8WW7EA
Socceroos (Men’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkSpK3G4VzRfwuXEmtlh-46
Suncorp Super Netball 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWn7p0E_J5d0YIimQ7PXitnl
I do not own any of the music or videos in this video. I have obtained them all from YouTube and various websites. This is merely a fan video. Please support the original providers being the NRL - www.nrl.com | Fox Sports - www.foxsports.com.au | Channel Nine - www.9now.com.au
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- published: 17 Sep 2017
- views: 1746
Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:49
- Updated: 27 Jan 2017
- views: 6635
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
https://wn.com/Canberra_Raiders_2016_Highlights
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
- published: 27 Jan 2017
- views: 6635
Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:50
- Updated: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 17150
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
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The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on ...
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
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The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne
Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season.
They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best.
Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016.
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
Thanks for watching!
Here is a list of all the tries included in this video.
0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1
0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1
0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3
1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5
2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6
3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7
3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7
4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11
7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12
8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12
8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13
9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13
9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14
9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17
10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17
10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17
11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18
11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20
11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21
12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21
12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21
12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21
13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21
13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21
13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21
13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21
13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22
14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22
14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24
15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25
16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25
16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final
18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final
18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final
19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
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Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
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The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne
Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season.
They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best.
Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016.
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
Thanks for watching!
Here is a list of all the tries included in this video.
0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1
0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1
0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3
1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5
2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6
3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7
3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7
4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11
7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12
8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12
8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13
9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13
9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14
9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17
10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17
10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17
11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18
11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20
11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21
12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21
12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21
12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21
13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21
13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21
13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21
13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21
13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22
14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22
14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24
15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25
16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25
16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final
18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final
18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final
19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
- published: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 17150
1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:27
- Updated: 08 May 2016
- views: 13299
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contenti...
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
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Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
- published: 08 May 2016
- views: 13299
NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 05 Aug 2017
- views: 254
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent ...
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night.
The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now.
Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men.
Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury.
Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead.
But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points.
Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after.
Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead.
A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball.
Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead.
The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points.
When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders.
However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see.
From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest.
Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game.
There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed.
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night.
The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now.
Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men.
Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury.
Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead.
But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points.
Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after.
Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead.
A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball.
Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead.
The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points.
When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders.
However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see.
From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest.
Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game.
There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed.
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- published: 05 Aug 2017
- views: 254
Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:30
- Updated: 10 Jun 2017
- views: 7095
- published: 10 Jun 2017
- views: 7095
NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 25 Aug 2017
- views: 233
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powere...
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive.
Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles.
It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead.
The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead.
Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board.
Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour.
Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break.
The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff.
That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree.
The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick.
Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years.
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive.
Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles.
It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead.
The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead.
Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board.
Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour.
Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break.
The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff.
That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree.
The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick.
Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years.
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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- Duration: 1:30:19
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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- Duration: 5:12
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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- Duration: 2:06
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The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally t...
The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find.
All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations.
Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
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The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find.
All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations.
Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
- published: 21 Oct 2015
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:41
- Updated: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12429
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12429
Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:06
- Updated: 08 Apr 2017
- views: 10793
- published: 08 Apr 2017
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Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
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- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 17 Sep 2016
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NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 20 Aug 2017
- views: 12104
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Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium.
It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win.
The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count.
Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries inside 15 minutes.
Jack Wighton crashed his way over the line before the Raiders fullback turned defence into attack that allowed Aidan Sezer to put Joseph Tapine between Matt Moylan and Tyrone Peachey on the right edge.
A lifting tackle from Jordan Rapana on opposite number Josh Mansour handed the Panthers a sniff to steal it late and Anthony Griffin's men took advantage with May burrowing his way through from dummy half.
Canberra had a final chance to snatch victory on the siren but similar to the theme of their season, came up short with Jordan Rapana unable to provide the offload for Dave Taylor near the line.
Earlier, a four-pointer on the stroke of half-time to Josh Mansour delivered the killer blow on the break after the Raiders dominated the final quarter of the first half.
The Raiders ran out to a vocal rendition of the viking clap but were left stunned in the opening stages with Joseph Tapine coming up with an error that allowed the visitors an early chance to attack.
Some quick hands from Matt Moylan at five-eighth to Dylan Edwards sent Waqa Blake over in a comfortable fashion.
Tensions were creeping into the contest after a fast start from the Panthers and a penalty from Blake Austin allowed the visitors to stretch the lead out to eight inside 12 minutes.
The intensity suddenly lifted for the Raiders after a sluggish start with strong carries from Joey Leilua and Josh Papalii enabling Nick Cotric to dart over in the corner after Austin provided the late offload.
An error from Mansour was met with strong jeers from Rapana who were going tit-for-tat throughout the contest, but it was Mansour and the Panthers who had the last laugh to extend their lead the next set – and ultimately in the end, the game.
A spread from Cleary out to Blake early in the set paid off for Griffin's men when the Fijian international stepped inside Jarrod Croker before finding Cleary in support.
It was Cleary's 200th point of the season and now takes the 19-year-old into the Panthers' top 10 all-time point scorers and made him the youngest player to achieve the milestone.
Canberra needed to be next to respond trailing by eight and Ricky Stuart opted for the injection of Dave Taylor who immediately added the spark that was required.
Taylor charged towards the line before providing the late offload for Josh Papalii to go over for the four-pointer.
Despite managing to take the lead, the Raiders lost their way with a 69 per cent completion rate as Penrith proved too clinical with the ball.
The Panthers' seven-game winning streak is their best since their premiership-winning season in 2003 and Griffin's men will feature in back-to-back finals series for the first time since 2004.
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Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium.
It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win.
The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count.
Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries inside 15 minutes.
Jack Wighton crashed his way over the line before the Raiders fullback turned defence into attack that allowed Aidan Sezer to put Joseph Tapine between Matt Moylan and Tyrone Peachey on the right edge.
A lifting tackle from Jordan Rapana on opposite number Josh Mansour handed the Panthers a sniff to steal it late and Anthony Griffin's men took advantage with May burrowing his way through from dummy half.
Canberra had a final chance to snatch victory on the siren but similar to the theme of their season, came up short with Jordan Rapana unable to provide the offload for Dave Taylor near the line.
Earlier, a four-pointer on the stroke of half-time to Josh Mansour delivered the killer blow on the break after the Raiders dominated the final quarter of the first half.
The Raiders ran out to a vocal rendition of the viking clap but were left stunned in the opening stages with Joseph Tapine coming up with an error that allowed the visitors an early chance to attack.
Some quick hands from Matt Moylan at five-eighth to Dylan Edwards sent Waqa Blake over in a comfortable fashion.
Tensions were creeping into the contest after a fast start from the Panthers and a penalty from Blake Austin allowed the visitors to stretch the lead out to eight inside 12 minutes.
The intensity suddenly lifted for the Raiders after a sluggish start with strong carries from Joey Leilua and Josh Papalii enabling Nick Cotric to dart over in the corner after Austin provided the late offload.
An error from Mansour was met with strong jeers from Rapana who were going tit-for-tat throughout the contest, but it was Mansour and the Panthers who had the last laugh to extend their lead the next set – and ultimately in the end, the game.
A spread from Cleary out to Blake early in the set paid off for Griffin's men when the Fijian international stepped inside Jarrod Croker before finding Cleary in support.
It was Cleary's 200th point of the season and now takes the 19-year-old into the Panthers' top 10 all-time point scorers and made him the youngest player to achieve the milestone.
Canberra needed to be next to respond trailing by eight and Ricky Stuart opted for the injection of Dave Taylor who immediately added the spark that was required.
Taylor charged towards the line before providing the late offload for Josh Papalii to go over for the four-pointer.
Despite managing to take the lead, the Raiders lost their way with a 69 per cent completion rate as Penrith proved too clinical with the ball.
The Panthers' seven-game winning streak is their best since their premiership-winning season in 2003 and Griffin's men will feature in back-to-back finals series for the first time since 2004.
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- published: 20 Aug 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 13 Aug 2017
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The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon.
The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining.
The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set.
The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribbled a pinpoint kick in behind the line to beat any possible defenders, but instead Solomone Kata fumbled it cold and seconds later the visitors turned it into a four-pointer of their own, with Jarrod Croker breaking and finding Nick Cotric in support.
A short time later the pair combined again for the Raiders' second try, with Cotric turning provider to put his skipper over.
Down 12-0 and having struggled to assert themselves for the best part of 15 minutes, the Warriors got one back following some hot-potato footy which eventually saw David Fusitu'a slide over out wide.
Mason Lino converted to halve the gap.
But seven minutes from the break the home side were made to pay for a sloppy fumble from Issac Luke at dummy-half, with Blake Austin dancing through multiple attempted tackles to score from close range to make it 18-6 at the half.
After a long stoppage in play to deal with an injury to Hingano, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck caught the Raiders short out wide and squeezed over for a try.
But just as his side threatened to get back into the contest, Ken Maumalo dropped the ball on the next set while coming out of yardage, and then compounded it by missing a tackle on Joseph Leilua as he powered over off an Elliott Whitehead short ball.
Five minutes later Ricky Stuart's side sealed the result with a try to Rapana in the corner of the field, before some abysmal defence from the Warriors saw Cotric burst through directly off a scrum six minutes from time, with Croker adding his sixth conversion to record a perfect day off the boot.
One of the final acts of the day saw 18-year-old forward Isaiah Papali'i go over for his first NRL try, after a section of exciting and accurate attack which has hardly been seen by the club in the last month and a half.
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The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon.
The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining.
The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set.
The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribbled a pinpoint kick in behind the line to beat any possible defenders, but instead Solomone Kata fumbled it cold and seconds later the visitors turned it into a four-pointer of their own, with Jarrod Croker breaking and finding Nick Cotric in support.
A short time later the pair combined again for the Raiders' second try, with Cotric turning provider to put his skipper over.
Down 12-0 and having struggled to assert themselves for the best part of 15 minutes, the Warriors got one back following some hot-potato footy which eventually saw David Fusitu'a slide over out wide.
Mason Lino converted to halve the gap.
But seven minutes from the break the home side were made to pay for a sloppy fumble from Issac Luke at dummy-half, with Blake Austin dancing through multiple attempted tackles to score from close range to make it 18-6 at the half.
After a long stoppage in play to deal with an injury to Hingano, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck caught the Raiders short out wide and squeezed over for a try.
But just as his side threatened to get back into the contest, Ken Maumalo dropped the ball on the next set while coming out of yardage, and then compounded it by missing a tackle on Joseph Leilua as he powered over off an Elliott Whitehead short ball.
Five minutes later Ricky Stuart's side sealed the result with a try to Rapana in the corner of the field, before some abysmal defence from the Warriors saw Cotric burst through directly off a scrum six minutes from time, with Croker adding his sixth conversion to record a perfect day off the boot.
One of the final acts of the day saw 18-year-old forward Isaiah Papali'i go over for his first NRL try, after a section of exciting and accurate attack which has hardly been seen by the club in the last month and a half.
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CAN THE RAIDERS PRONOUNCE HUAWEI?
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 06 Jan 2017
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Canberra, ACT
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Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 22 Jul 2017
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The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital.
Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field.
Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report.
The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10.
However, Canberra faltered in another tight contest as they unforgivably coughed up possession from the kick-off in allowing the ball to go dead that Melbourne capitalised on in the ensuing set.
The Storm clinched the road win, asserting a 20-10 lead with 10 minutes left as Dale Finucane pounced on a spilt grubber kick to earn his first-ever career double, scoring under the posts.
Canberra declined the conversion after Aidan Sezer scored his second try of the night with five seconds remaining for one final play but couldn’t find a way to go 100 metres for a miracle finish.
The loss drops the Raiders to a 7-11 record and leaves fans pondering what’s happened after so much pre-season promise and optimism.
The Storm struck first, exploiting an early penalty to score and take a handy 6-0 lead in the fifth minute. Finucane was the recipient of a perfectly-timed offload courtesy of Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who was a late addition into the starting side.
In desperate need of victory, the Raiders responded as Blake Austin found halves partner Sezer just before the line, who managed to hang on to a wobbly grounding under the posts and level the scores 6-all after 16 minutes.
A penalty on the stroke of half-time allowed captain Cameron Smith to give the visitors a slim two-point advantage.
Melbourne opened the scoring after the break as Will Chambers scored on the right wing and set themselves for the win with 12-6 in the 46th minute.
While all post-match attention will be focused on the health of Slater, the result sets up a do-or-die clash for Canberra against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday while the Storm take on fierce adversaries the Manly Sea Eagles at home on Sunday
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The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital.
Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field.
Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report.
The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10.
However, Canberra faltered in another tight contest as they unforgivably coughed up possession from the kick-off in allowing the ball to go dead that Melbourne capitalised on in the ensuing set.
The Storm clinched the road win, asserting a 20-10 lead with 10 minutes left as Dale Finucane pounced on a spilt grubber kick to earn his first-ever career double, scoring under the posts.
Canberra declined the conversion after Aidan Sezer scored his second try of the night with five seconds remaining for one final play but couldn’t find a way to go 100 metres for a miracle finish.
The loss drops the Raiders to a 7-11 record and leaves fans pondering what’s happened after so much pre-season promise and optimism.
The Storm struck first, exploiting an early penalty to score and take a handy 6-0 lead in the fifth minute. Finucane was the recipient of a perfectly-timed offload courtesy of Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who was a late addition into the starting side.
In desperate need of victory, the Raiders responded as Blake Austin found halves partner Sezer just before the line, who managed to hang on to a wobbly grounding under the posts and level the scores 6-all after 16 minutes.
A penalty on the stroke of half-time allowed captain Cameron Smith to give the visitors a slim two-point advantage.
Melbourne opened the scoring after the break as Will Chambers scored on the right wing and set themselves for the win with 12-6 in the 46th minute.
While all post-match attention will be focused on the health of Slater, the result sets up a do-or-die clash for Canberra against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday while the Storm take on fierce adversaries the Manly Sea Eagles at home on Sunday
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Viking Clap - GIO Stadium - Canberra Raiders
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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- Duration: 1:34:41
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
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Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife Canberra Raiders Finish: 10th Wins: 11 Losses: 13 Competition Points: 26 Tries: 95 Goals: 89 Points For: 558 Points Against: 497 Points Difference: +61 Top Tryscorers: Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals) I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season. I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality. I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they fi...
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Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
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Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016. SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season. They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best. Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL a...
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played. I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy. I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
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NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night. The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now. Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men. Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – ...
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive. Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles. It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead. The good tim...
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find. All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations. Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
published: 21 Apr 2017 -
Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
published: 08 Apr 2017 -
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap 2016 vs Penrith Panthers
published: 17 Sep 2016 -
NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium. It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win. The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count. Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries i...
published: 20 Aug 2017 -
NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon. The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining. The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set. The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribb...
published: 13 Aug 2017 -
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Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
published: 14 May 2017 -
NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/user/footytubenrl?sub_confirmation=1 The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital. Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field. Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report. The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10. However, Canberra fa...
published: 22 Jul 2017 -
Viking Clap - GIO Stadium - Canberra Raiders
Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
published: 19 Sep 2016 -
Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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published: 28 Aug 2014
Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:58
- Updated: 17 Sep 2017
- views: 1746
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses:...
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife
Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses: 13
Competition Points: 26
Tries: 95
Goals: 89
Points For: 558
Points Against: 497
Points Difference: +61
Top Tryscorers:
Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games
Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games
Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games
Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals)
I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
Other videos I’ve made in playlists:
NRL 2017: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkJewG5WiDV2sGKBCLYzpvo
NRL 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkFi16qgLw4sNBdOriQMmYS
NFL 2016/17 (Gridion): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWm7tCtQhgggy8Z8b0hh25C5
A-League 2016/17 (Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWmnZQGi_w6s1S0acQ6fOZNE
Matilda’s (Women’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gac8WW7EA
Socceroos (Men’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkSpK3G4VzRfwuXEmtlh-46
Suncorp Super Netball 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWn7p0E_J5d0YIimQ7PXitnl
I do not own any of the music or videos in this video. I have obtained them all from YouTube and various websites. This is merely a fan video. Please support the original providers being the NRL - www.nrl.com | Fox Sports - www.foxsports.com.au | Channel Nine - www.9now.com.au
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
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https://wn.com/Canberra_Raiders_Best_Tries_Of_2017
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2017.
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Canberra Raiders
Finish: 10th
Wins: 11
Losses: 13
Competition Points: 26
Tries: 95
Goals: 89
Points For: 558
Points Against: 497
Points Difference: +61
Top Tryscorers:
Jordan Rapana: 21 Tries in 23 Games
Nick Cotric: 16 Tries in 24 Games
Joseph Leilua: 10 Tries in 24 Games
Top Pointscorer: Jarrod Croker: 190 Points (9 Tries, 77 Goals)
I have included 65 Tries from the Canberra Raiders in the 2017 season.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
Other videos I’ve made in playlists:
NRL 2017: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkJewG5WiDV2sGKBCLYzpvo
NRL 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkFi16qgLw4sNBdOriQMmYS
NFL 2016/17 (Gridion): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWm7tCtQhgggy8Z8b0hh25C5
A-League 2016/17 (Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWmnZQGi_w6s1S0acQ6fOZNE
Matilda’s (Women’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_gac8WW7EA
Socceroos (Men’s Soccer): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWkSpK3G4VzRfwuXEmtlh-46
Suncorp Super Netball 2016: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsA5jOtvrFWn7p0E_J5d0YIimQ7PXitnl
I do not own any of the music or videos in this video. I have obtained them all from YouTube and various websites. This is merely a fan video. Please support the original providers being the NRL - www.nrl.com | Fox Sports - www.foxsports.com.au | Channel Nine - www.9now.com.au
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
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- published: 17 Sep 2017
- views: 1746
Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:49
- Updated: 27 Jan 2017
- views: 6635
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
https://wn.com/Canberra_Raiders_2016_Highlights
Was a tad bored, so whipped this up
Song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji6DuevDUCM
- published: 27 Jan 2017
- views: 6635
Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:50
- Updated: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 17150
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
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The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on ...
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife
The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne
Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season.
They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best.
Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016.
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
Thanks for watching!
Here is a list of all the tries included in this video.
0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1
0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1
0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3
1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5
2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6
3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7
3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7
4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11
7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12
8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12
8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13
9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13
9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14
9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17
10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17
10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17
11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18
11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20
11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21
12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21
12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21
12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21
13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21
13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21
13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21
13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21
13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22
14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22
14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24
15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25
16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25
16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final
18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final
18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final
19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
https://wn.com/Canberra_Raiders_Best_Tries_2016_Hd
Here are the best tries from the Canberra Raiders in 2016.
SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheSportingLife
The Canberra Raiders finished in 2nd place on the ladder this year and were knocked out of the competition in the preliminary finals, losing to Melbourne
Sorry for the length of this video. The Raiders scored some of the best tries of any team this season and not to include some of them would have been a disservice to their season.
They scored 125 tries in total and I have included 75 of their best.
Canberra were a team many tipped to not make the finals this year and been underperform once again. However, the Raiders did what not many expected and ending up nearly winning the minor premiership. They scored some amazing tries, played some brilliant footy and showed the NRL and all the fans that you don’t need a team full of representative players to be competitive in today’s competition.
I have tried to find the best quality video for all the tries but sometimes I couldn’t find a quality version so some sections of the video may not be the best quality. 90% of the video is high quality.
I am uploading all the teams in descending order from where they finished on the table, so be patient if you haven’t found your team yet. I am waiting until each team’s season has finished before uploading and to make the best video I can, it takes a little time. Cheers.
The tries are all in order from round 1.
I hope you like this video and if you haven’t seen my other videos, I have compiled a top 10 tries for every round in 2016, so you can see what were the best tries of every round in 2016.
If you like this video, feel free to like and subscribe for more videos likes this one.
Thanks for watching!
Here is a list of all the tries included in this video.
0:04 Edrick Lee v Penrith - Round 1
0:14 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:24 Aidan Sezer v Penrith - Round 1
0:40 Shaun Fensom v Penrith - Round 1
0:50 Josh Papalii v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:11 Jarrod Croker v Sydney Roosters - Round 2
1:23 Brenko Lee v Newcastle - Round 3
1:50 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:13 Edrick Lee v Gold Coast - Round 4
2:22 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:34 Jack Wighton v Canterbury - Round 5
2:44 Jarrod Croker v Canterbury - Round 5
2:56 Blake Austin v Parramatta - Round 6
3:35 Kurt Baptiste v Cronulla - Round 7
3:53 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 7
4:09 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:25 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
4:48 Jarrod Croker v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:08 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:21 Aiden Sezer v Wests Tigers - Round 8
5:51 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:05 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 8
6:20 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Round 9
6:48 Jordan Rapana v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:08 Jarrod Croker v St George Illawarra - Round 10
7:20 Edrick Lee v New Zealand - Round 11
7:46 Jordan Rapana v Canterbury - Round 12
8:08 Edrick Lee v Canterbury - Round 12
8:25 Elliot Whitehead v Manly - Round 13
9:05 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 13
9:24 Blake Austin v Brisbane - Round 14
9:34 Jarrod Croker v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:44 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
9:58 Brenko Lee v Gold Coast - Round 16
10:17 Jack Wighton v Newcastle - Round 17
10:32 Jarrod Croker v Newcastle - Round 17
10:41 Jordan Rapana v Newcastle - Round 17
11:03 Josh Hodgson v North Queensland - Round 18
11:12 Joseph Tapine v New Zealand - Round 20
11:26 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
11:41 Jarrod Croker v New Zealand - Round 20
12:08 Edrick Lee v South Sydney - Round 21
12:22 Joey Leilua v South Sydney - Round 21
12:41 Jordan Rapana v South Sydney - Round 21
12:52 Jack Wighton v South Sydney - Round 21
13:03 Jarrod Croker v South Sydney - Round 21
13:11 Blake Austin v South Sydney - Round 21
13:25 Elliot Whitehead v South Sydney - Round 21
13:38 Iosia Soliola v South Sydney - Round 21
13:51 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Round 22
14:04 Blake Austin v Cronulla - Round 22
14:16 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:35 Joey Leilua v Melbourne - Round 23
14:48 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
14:54 Brenko Lee v Parramatta - Round 24
15:06 Iosia Soliola v Parramatta - Round 24
15:13 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
15:29 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:41 Joey Leilua v Manly - Round 25
15:48 Edrick Lee v Manly - Round 25
16:00 Jack Wighton v Manly - Round 25
16:10 Jordan Rapana v Manly - Round 25
16:23 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
16:50 Joey Leilua v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:03 Jordan Rapana v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:24 Joseph Tapine v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:36 Sam Williams v Wests Tigers - Round 26
17:50 Josh Hodgson v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:09 Jordan Rapana v Cronulla - Quarter Final
18:28 Blake Austin v Penrith - Semi Final
18:37 Jordan Rapana v Penrith - Semi Final
18:56 Jarrod Croker v Penrith - Semi Final
19:04 Jordan Rapana v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
19:25 Elliot Whitehead v Melbourne - Preliminary Final
- published: 29 Sep 2016
- views: 17150
1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:27
- Updated: 08 May 2016
- views: 13299
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contenti...
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
https://wn.com/1989_Winfield_Cup_Grand_Final_Canberra_Raiders_Vs_Balmain_Tigers_Highlights
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
- published: 08 May 2016
- views: 13299
NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 05 Aug 2017
- views: 254
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent ...
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night.
The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now.
Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men.
Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury.
Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead.
But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points.
Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after.
Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead.
A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball.
Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead.
The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points.
When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders.
However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see.
From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest.
Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game.
There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed.
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Canberra have kept their slim Telstra Premiership finals hopes flickering with a potent 30-12 win over an undisciplined Cronulla at Southern Cross Group Stadium on Saturday night.
The win puts Canberra just two competition points behind the eighth-placed Dragons with four rounds to play, while Cronulla just remain in the top four for now.
Canberra put in their best half-hour of football of the year in a dominant first 40 minutes and responded well to having Josh Papalii sin-binned in the second half, completely starving their opponents of possession in the 10 minutes they were down to 12 men.
Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson was sublime for the visitors, tormenting Cronulla around the ruck, while the big Canberra pack – notably Shannon Boyd and Junior Paulo – dominated the usually fearsome Sharks forwards.
Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan could have another headache on his hands with centre Jack Bird being taken from the field late in the contest after seeming to aggravate a sternum injury.
Canberra's dominance came despite conceding an early 8-0 lead; an early penalty piggy-backed the Sharks into attacking range and a lovely Nu Brown pass sent Sosaia Feki over for first points in just the fifth minute. More penalties against the Raiders gave the Sharks a free two points to go 8-0 ahead.
But from the time the Raiders got a relieving penalty out of their end in the 14th minute they produced their best passage of football of the season, piling on 24 unanswered points.
Papalii, fresh off a two-game suspension, carved through Cronulla's right edge defence to get the ball rolling and a penalty goal squared it up at 8-all shortly after.
Winger Jordan Rapana – himself back from a one-game suspension this week – challenged Feki for a pinpoint Blake Austin bomb and when the Shark spilled his lollies it was a simple matter for Rapana to plant the ball and claim the lead.
A dangerous right-side play finished with Austin tackled just short of the line about seven minutes from halftime but an astute short-side play from Joey Leilua at dummy half saw Rapana claim a first-half double off a neat cut-out ball.
Canberra dealt a killer blow moments before the siren when hooker Hodgson dummied his way into space and surged over for a 24-8 lead.
The Raiders just needed to keep doing what they had in the first half but the Sharks started the second period the better and when a lovely run and offload from Valentine Holmes was followed by a sublime Bird pass to an unmarked Gerard Beale, the Sharks clawed back an important four points.
When Papalii was sin-binned for tackling Paul Gallen from an offside position after the Sharks skipper took a quick tap from a penalty, the danger signs were becoming alarming for the Raiders.
However the Sharks immediately handed the ball over when a poor Chad Townsend pass was dropped by Jason Bukuya in one of the biggest momentum-killers you will ever see.
From that point the undisciplined Sharks hardly touched the ball in the time Papalii was off the field and the Raiders added a trio of penalty goals to push out to a 30-12 lead and effectively end the contest.
Canberra earned five straight penalties in that time to frustrate Cronulla out of the game.
There were no further points in the contest although there was a lengthy delay while Bird received attention in the 74th minute and came off looking in considerable pain. The Sharks looked to have bagged a consolation try when Luke Lewis finished off an entertaining long-range team try but an obstruction by Wade Graham caused the try to be disallowed.
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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- Duration: 4:30
- Updated: 10 Jun 2017
- views: 7095
- published: 10 Jun 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
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- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 25 Aug 2017
- views: 233
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive.
Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles.
It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead.
The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead.
Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board.
Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour.
Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break.
The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff.
That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree.
The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick.
Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years.
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A hat-trick to Jordan Rapana and a goal-kicking masterclass by Jarrod Croker have powered the Raiders to a 46-28 win over the Newcastle Knights that keeps their faint finals hopes alive.
Needing to win their final two games of the season while also relying on other results to go their way, Canberra bolted out of the gates with two early tries and then staved off a tense period either side of half-time to close within two competition points of the eighth-placed Sea Eagles.
It didn't come as quickly as Parramatta's opening try but it still only took three minutes for the Raiders to crash over when Junior Paulo touched down for his first four-pointer in Canberra colours to give the hosts an early lead.
The good times kept rolling from the next set when an Aidan Sezer kick was batted back straight into the arms of Jarrod Croker who strolled over to make it 10-0 inside six minutes before the skipper potted a simple penalty goal to extend the lead.
Another penalty goal from in front pushed the lead out beyond two converted tries but to Newcastle's credit they refused to give in and they were rewarded for their resilience when Shaun Kenny-Dowall dived over to get the visitors on the board.
Sensing a lull in Canberra's intensity, the Knights stunned the home fans when Jamie Buhrer backed his way over from the very next set to cut the gap to four points after half an hour.
Their revival didn't last long however as a midfield error gifted the Raiders field position and Jack Wighton made the most of the opportunity to power his way over before the fullback turned provider to set up Jordan Rapana to make it 26-10 at the break.
The first-half points frenzy didn't look like continuing after the break with neither side able to trouble the scorers for 12 minutes until Daniel Saifiti did enough to convince the Bunker that he'd controlled the Steeden to give the Knights a sniff.
That's as close as Nathan Brown's men would get as Rapana finished off a simple scrum play to complete his double to move within three tries of South Sydney's Alex Johnston at the top of the tree.
The Raiders gave their for and against another boost when Croker slotted his third penalty goal of the evening before Rapana put the result beyond doubt when he slid over to complete his hat-trick.
Blake Austin, Mitch Barnett and Kenny-Dowall traded late tries and Elliott Whitehead was sent to the sin bin but it mattered little as the Green Machine held on for a comfortable win over a side that has troubled them in recent years.
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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- Duration: 1:30:19
- Updated: 15 Jul 2017
- views: 746
- published: 15 Jul 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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- Duration: 5:12
- Updated: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 15560
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 15560
Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 21 Oct 2015
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The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally t...
The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find.
All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations.
Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
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The Canberra Raiders theme song from NRL, "The Mighty Green Machine". The Sing-A-Long style video for the Green Machine. Also the fresh version that I finally tried to find.
All for the first non-Sydney team to win a premiership. Recorded in the late 1980's and was also shown in the 1989, 1990 and 1994 grand final celebrations.
Have fun singing it Canberra supporters.
- published: 21 Oct 2015
- views: 116678
Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:41
- Updated: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12429
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12429
Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:06
- Updated: 08 Apr 2017
- views: 10793
- published: 08 Apr 2017
- views: 10793
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
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- Duration: 0:41
- Updated: 17 Sep 2016
- views: 42761
NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 20 Aug 2017
- views: 12104
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Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium.
It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win.
The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count.
Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries inside 15 minutes.
Jack Wighton crashed his way over the line before the Raiders fullback turned defence into attack that allowed Aidan Sezer to put Joseph Tapine between Matt Moylan and Tyrone Peachey on the right edge.
A lifting tackle from Jordan Rapana on opposite number Josh Mansour handed the Panthers a sniff to steal it late and Anthony Griffin's men took advantage with May burrowing his way through from dummy half.
Canberra had a final chance to snatch victory on the siren but similar to the theme of their season, came up short with Jordan Rapana unable to provide the offload for Dave Taylor near the line.
Earlier, a four-pointer on the stroke of half-time to Josh Mansour delivered the killer blow on the break after the Raiders dominated the final quarter of the first half.
The Raiders ran out to a vocal rendition of the viking clap but were left stunned in the opening stages with Joseph Tapine coming up with an error that allowed the visitors an early chance to attack.
Some quick hands from Matt Moylan at five-eighth to Dylan Edwards sent Waqa Blake over in a comfortable fashion.
Tensions were creeping into the contest after a fast start from the Panthers and a penalty from Blake Austin allowed the visitors to stretch the lead out to eight inside 12 minutes.
The intensity suddenly lifted for the Raiders after a sluggish start with strong carries from Joey Leilua and Josh Papalii enabling Nick Cotric to dart over in the corner after Austin provided the late offload.
An error from Mansour was met with strong jeers from Rapana who were going tit-for-tat throughout the contest, but it was Mansour and the Panthers who had the last laugh to extend their lead the next set – and ultimately in the end, the game.
A spread from Cleary out to Blake early in the set paid off for Griffin's men when the Fijian international stepped inside Jarrod Croker before finding Cleary in support.
It was Cleary's 200th point of the season and now takes the 19-year-old into the Panthers' top 10 all-time point scorers and made him the youngest player to achieve the milestone.
Canberra needed to be next to respond trailing by eight and Ricky Stuart opted for the injection of Dave Taylor who immediately added the spark that was required.
Taylor charged towards the line before providing the late offload for Josh Papalii to go over for the four-pointer.
Despite managing to take the lead, the Raiders lost their way with a 69 per cent completion rate as Penrith proved too clinical with the ball.
The Panthers' seven-game winning streak is their best since their premiership-winning season in 2003 and Griffin's men will feature in back-to-back finals series for the first time since 2004.
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Penrith have exacted revenge for their 2016 finals exit by putting an end to Canberra's late finals charge with a 26-22 victory over the Raiders in a seesawing contest at GIO Stadium.
It was expected the clash would re-ignite a bitter rivalry between the two clubs in the last 18 months and the entire 80 minutes did not disappoint with both sides going end-to-end before a Tyrone May four-pointer seven minutes out from the siren secured the win.
The Panthers dominated the opening quarter of the game before the momentum swung dramatically in the Raiders' favour on the back of a 7-3 penalty count.
Despite trailing by 10 at the break, Canberra came out firing in the second half to take the lead with two converted tries inside 15 minutes.
Jack Wighton crashed his way over the line before the Raiders fullback turned defence into attack that allowed Aidan Sezer to put Joseph Tapine between Matt Moylan and Tyrone Peachey on the right edge.
A lifting tackle from Jordan Rapana on opposite number Josh Mansour handed the Panthers a sniff to steal it late and Anthony Griffin's men took advantage with May burrowing his way through from dummy half.
Canberra had a final chance to snatch victory on the siren but similar to the theme of their season, came up short with Jordan Rapana unable to provide the offload for Dave Taylor near the line.
Earlier, a four-pointer on the stroke of half-time to Josh Mansour delivered the killer blow on the break after the Raiders dominated the final quarter of the first half.
The Raiders ran out to a vocal rendition of the viking clap but were left stunned in the opening stages with Joseph Tapine coming up with an error that allowed the visitors an early chance to attack.
Some quick hands from Matt Moylan at five-eighth to Dylan Edwards sent Waqa Blake over in a comfortable fashion.
Tensions were creeping into the contest after a fast start from the Panthers and a penalty from Blake Austin allowed the visitors to stretch the lead out to eight inside 12 minutes.
The intensity suddenly lifted for the Raiders after a sluggish start with strong carries from Joey Leilua and Josh Papalii enabling Nick Cotric to dart over in the corner after Austin provided the late offload.
An error from Mansour was met with strong jeers from Rapana who were going tit-for-tat throughout the contest, but it was Mansour and the Panthers who had the last laugh to extend their lead the next set – and ultimately in the end, the game.
A spread from Cleary out to Blake early in the set paid off for Griffin's men when the Fijian international stepped inside Jarrod Croker before finding Cleary in support.
It was Cleary's 200th point of the season and now takes the 19-year-old into the Panthers' top 10 all-time point scorers and made him the youngest player to achieve the milestone.
Canberra needed to be next to respond trailing by eight and Ricky Stuart opted for the injection of Dave Taylor who immediately added the spark that was required.
Taylor charged towards the line before providing the late offload for Josh Papalii to go over for the four-pointer.
Despite managing to take the lead, the Raiders lost their way with a 69 per cent completion rate as Penrith proved too clinical with the ball.
The Panthers' seven-game winning streak is their best since their premiership-winning season in 2003 and Griffin's men will feature in back-to-back finals series for the first time since 2004.
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- published: 20 Aug 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 23 Highlights: Warriors Vs Raiders
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 13 Aug 2017
- views: 16312
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The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon.
The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining.
The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set.
The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribbled a pinpoint kick in behind the line to beat any possible defenders, but instead Solomone Kata fumbled it cold and seconds later the visitors turned it into a four-pointer of their own, with Jarrod Croker breaking and finding Nick Cotric in support.
A short time later the pair combined again for the Raiders' second try, with Cotric turning provider to put his skipper over.
Down 12-0 and having struggled to assert themselves for the best part of 15 minutes, the Warriors got one back following some hot-potato footy which eventually saw David Fusitu'a slide over out wide.
Mason Lino converted to halve the gap.
But seven minutes from the break the home side were made to pay for a sloppy fumble from Issac Luke at dummy-half, with Blake Austin dancing through multiple attempted tackles to score from close range to make it 18-6 at the half.
After a long stoppage in play to deal with an injury to Hingano, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck caught the Raiders short out wide and squeezed over for a try.
But just as his side threatened to get back into the contest, Ken Maumalo dropped the ball on the next set while coming out of yardage, and then compounded it by missing a tackle on Joseph Leilua as he powered over off an Elliott Whitehead short ball.
Five minutes later Ricky Stuart's side sealed the result with a try to Rapana in the corner of the field, before some abysmal defence from the Warriors saw Cotric burst through directly off a scrum six minutes from time, with Croker adding his sixth conversion to record a perfect day off the boot.
One of the final acts of the day saw 18-year-old forward Isaiah Papali'i go over for his first NRL try, after a section of exciting and accurate attack which has hardly been seen by the club in the last month and a half.
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The Canberra Raiders have kept their NRL Telstra Premiership finals hopes alive with a comfortable 36-16 victory over the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday afternoon.
The Raiders were made to work for it through the opening hour, as the Warriors stubbornly remained in the game, but were able to overpower the struggling Kiwi side in the final quarter to earn a victory which sees them remain within four points of the top eight with three games remaining.
The Warriors will look back and have no one but themselves to blame for their sixth-straight defeat, with five of Canberra's six tries coming after handling errors from the Warriors on the previous set.
The hosts should have scored on seven minutes when Ata Hingano dribbled a pinpoint kick in behind the line to beat any possible defenders, but instead Solomone Kata fumbled it cold and seconds later the visitors turned it into a four-pointer of their own, with Jarrod Croker breaking and finding Nick Cotric in support.
A short time later the pair combined again for the Raiders' second try, with Cotric turning provider to put his skipper over.
Down 12-0 and having struggled to assert themselves for the best part of 15 minutes, the Warriors got one back following some hot-potato footy which eventually saw David Fusitu'a slide over out wide.
Mason Lino converted to halve the gap.
But seven minutes from the break the home side were made to pay for a sloppy fumble from Issac Luke at dummy-half, with Blake Austin dancing through multiple attempted tackles to score from close range to make it 18-6 at the half.
After a long stoppage in play to deal with an injury to Hingano, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck caught the Raiders short out wide and squeezed over for a try.
But just as his side threatened to get back into the contest, Ken Maumalo dropped the ball on the next set while coming out of yardage, and then compounded it by missing a tackle on Joseph Leilua as he powered over off an Elliott Whitehead short ball.
Five minutes later Ricky Stuart's side sealed the result with a try to Rapana in the corner of the field, before some abysmal defence from the Warriors saw Cotric burst through directly off a scrum six minutes from time, with Croker adding his sixth conversion to record a perfect day off the boot.
One of the final acts of the day saw 18-year-old forward Isaiah Papali'i go over for his first NRL try, after a section of exciting and accurate attack which has hardly been seen by the club in the last month and a half.
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- published: 13 Aug 2017
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CAN THE RAIDERS PRONOUNCE HUAWEI?
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 06 Jan 2017
- views: 852
Canberra, ACT
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Newcastle Knights vs Canberra Raiders, highlights. NRL Round 10 2017
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- Duration: 3:59
- Updated: 14 May 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 20 Highlights: Raiders Vs Storm
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 22 Jul 2017
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The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital.
Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field.
Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report.
The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10.
However, Canberra faltered in another tight contest as they unforgivably coughed up possession from the kick-off in allowing the ball to go dead that Melbourne capitalised on in the ensuing set.
The Storm clinched the road win, asserting a 20-10 lead with 10 minutes left as Dale Finucane pounced on a spilt grubber kick to earn his first-ever career double, scoring under the posts.
Canberra declined the conversion after Aidan Sezer scored his second try of the night with five seconds remaining for one final play but couldn’t find a way to go 100 metres for a miracle finish.
The loss drops the Raiders to a 7-11 record and leaves fans pondering what’s happened after so much pre-season promise and optimism.
The Storm struck first, exploiting an early penalty to score and take a handy 6-0 lead in the fifth minute. Finucane was the recipient of a perfectly-timed offload courtesy of Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who was a late addition into the starting side.
In desperate need of victory, the Raiders responded as Blake Austin found halves partner Sezer just before the line, who managed to hang on to a wobbly grounding under the posts and level the scores 6-all after 16 minutes.
A penalty on the stroke of half-time allowed captain Cameron Smith to give the visitors a slim two-point advantage.
Melbourne opened the scoring after the break as Will Chambers scored on the right wing and set themselves for the win with 12-6 in the 46th minute.
While all post-match attention will be focused on the health of Slater, the result sets up a do-or-die clash for Canberra against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday while the Storm take on fierce adversaries the Manly Sea Eagles at home on Sunday
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The top-of-the-table Melbourne Storm have severely dented the Canberra Raiders’ finals aspirations with a 20-14 victory in the nation’s capital.
Leading 12-6 with 30 minutes remaining, the Storm overcame the loss of Cameron Smith (pec) and fullback Billy Slater in the 50th minute after he was worryingly stretched off the field.
Raiders forward Sia Soliola can consider himself extremely lucky to avoid being sent off for collecting Slater with a late high shot but will face an anxious wait this week after he was placed on report.
The visitors added the penalty goal to extend a 14-6 lead but the Raiders gave themselves the final 15 minutes to salvage their season when they cut the deficit 14-10.
However, Canberra faltered in another tight contest as they unforgivably coughed up possession from the kick-off in allowing the ball to go dead that Melbourne capitalised on in the ensuing set.
The Storm clinched the road win, asserting a 20-10 lead with 10 minutes left as Dale Finucane pounced on a spilt grubber kick to earn his first-ever career double, scoring under the posts.
Canberra declined the conversion after Aidan Sezer scored his second try of the night with five seconds remaining for one final play but couldn’t find a way to go 100 metres for a miracle finish.
The loss drops the Raiders to a 7-11 record and leaves fans pondering what’s happened after so much pre-season promise and optimism.
The Storm struck first, exploiting an early penalty to score and take a handy 6-0 lead in the fifth minute. Finucane was the recipient of a perfectly-timed offload courtesy of Nelson Asofa-Solomona, who was a late addition into the starting side.
In desperate need of victory, the Raiders responded as Blake Austin found halves partner Sezer just before the line, who managed to hang on to a wobbly grounding under the posts and level the scores 6-all after 16 minutes.
A penalty on the stroke of half-time allowed captain Cameron Smith to give the visitors a slim two-point advantage.
Melbourne opened the scoring after the break as Will Chambers scored on the right wing and set themselves for the win with 12-6 in the 46th minute.
While all post-match attention will be focused on the health of Slater, the result sets up a do-or-die clash for Canberra against the South Sydney Rabbitohs on Saturday while the Storm take on fierce adversaries the Manly Sea Eagles at home on Sunday
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Viking Clap - GIO Stadium - Canberra Raiders
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- Duration: 1:19
- Updated: 19 Sep 2016
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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- Duration: 1:34:41
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played. I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy. I do not own this content. If you enjoyed these highlights, you can and should buy this and other classic grand finals on DVD: http://www.beyondhe.com.au/nrl-classic-grand-finals.html
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 22 07 17
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Canberra Raiders 2014 Try Compilation
2014 wasnt the best of years for the Canberra Raiders, but at least there was some great tries.
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NRL 2016 Qualifying Finals - Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
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Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers 1990 Grand Final
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles Rd 21 1991
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NRL 2016 2nd Semi Finals - Melbourne Storm vs Canberra Raiders
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NRL 2016 ROUND 21 South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canberra Raiders
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1994 NSWRL Grand Final Post Match Canberra Raiders vs Canterbury Bulldogs
Includes trophy presentation and interviews with players and coaches.
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NRL Round 8, 2006: Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders Highlights
Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders Round 8, 2006 @ Suncorp Stadium Saturday, 29th April Broncos: 1. Karmichael Hunt, 2. Tame Tupou, 3. Justin Hodges, 4. Shaun Berrigan, 5. Darius Boyd, 6. Darren Lockyer ©, 7. Shane Perry, 8. Shane Webcke, 9. Casey McGuire, 10. Petero Civoniceva, 11. David Stagg, 12. Corey Parker, 13. Tonie Carroll; Interchange: 14. Brad Thorn, 16. Sam Thaiday, 17. Greg Eastwood, 18. Ian Lacey Raiders: 1. Clinton Schifcofske ©, 2. Craig Frawley, 3. Adrian Purtell, 4. David Howell, 5. Adam Mogg, 6. Jason Smith, 7. Lincoln Withers, 8. Andrew Lomu, 13. Alan Tongue, 10. Troy Thompson, 11. Tom Leoroyd-Lahrs, 16. Michael Hodgson, 12. Jason Croker; Interchange: 9. Simon Woolford, 14. Todd Carney, 17. Trevor Thurling, 18. Ben Jones
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Rugby League - NSWRL Final 1990 - Canberra Raiders Vs Penrith Panthers
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Canberra Raiders vs. Brisbane Broncos, Round 8, 1995 (with A Brief History of the Raiders)
Believe it or not! The Canberra Raiders were once a formidable rugby league powerhouse, having played in 5 grand finals and winning 3 premierships over a span of 8 years. They may now be a shell of their former selves but it doesn't stop us from reliving those glory years. *** Bonus Content: Canberra Raiders vs. Brisbane Broncos, Round 8, 1995 *** LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed our trip back in time! Subscribe to Retronicle: https://www.youtube.com/user/Retronicle?sub_confirmation=1 Social Networks: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Retronicle Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Retronicle YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Retronicle Check out our website: http://www.retronicle.com/ Produced by 93 Made Games: http://www.93madegames.com.au Music by Julala: http://www.meth...
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 29:27
- Updated: 08 May 2016
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Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
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Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
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Extended Highlights of the greatest grand final, and the greatest game of Rugby League ever played.
I've included all of the desperate defence, drama, contentious calls, substitutions and relevant replays. Hopefully plenty enough for you to fully enjoy the gripping contest. Enjoy.
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- published: 08 May 2016
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30:19
- Updated: 15 Jul 2017
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- published: 15 Jul 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:34:41
- Updated: 28 Aug 2014
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NRL Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 15.08.16
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29:43
- Updated: 17 Aug 2016
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 22 07 17
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:36:03
- Updated: 23 Jul 2017
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- published: 23 Jul 2017
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Canberra Raiders 2014 Try Compilation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 39:25
- Updated: 11 Sep 2014
- views: 1301
2014 wasnt the best of years for the Canberra Raiders, but at least there was some great tries.
2014 wasnt the best of years for the Canberra Raiders, but at least there was some great tries.
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2014 wasnt the best of years for the Canberra Raiders, but at least there was some great tries.
- published: 11 Sep 2014
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watch rugby full game New Zealand Warriors vs Canberra Raiders 13 08 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:31:59
- Updated: 14 Aug 2017
- views: 1858
watch rugby full game New Zealand Warriors vs Canberra Raiders 13 08 2017
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NRL: Canberra Raiders V Cronulla Sutherland Sharks | 17.04.16
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:32:21
- Updated: 17 Apr 2016
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NRL 2016 Qualifying Finals - Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:34:30
- Updated: 16 Jan 2017
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- published: 16 Jan 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers 1990 Grand Final
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:25:06
- Updated: 23 Nov 2015
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles Rd 21 1991
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:23:21
- Updated: 18 Dec 2014
- views: 3162
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NRL 2016 2nd Semi Finals - Melbourne Storm vs Canberra Raiders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:36:21
- Updated: 16 Jan 2017
- views: 127
- published: 16 Jan 2017
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NRL 2016 ROUND 21 South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canberra Raiders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:33:26
- Updated: 16 Jan 2017
- views: 296
- published: 16 Jan 2017
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1994 NSWRL Grand Final Post Match Canberra Raiders vs Canterbury Bulldogs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:26
- Updated: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 632
Includes trophy presentation and interviews with players and coaches.
Includes trophy presentation and interviews with players and coaches.
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Includes trophy presentation and interviews with players and coaches.
- published: 08 Oct 2016
- views: 632
Canberra Raiders V Sydney Roosters | 12.03.16
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43:31
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
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NRL Round 8, 2006: Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders Highlights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:30
- Updated: 14 Feb 2015
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Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders
Round 8, 2006 @ Suncorp Stadium
Saturday, 29th April
Broncos: 1. Karmichael Hunt, 2. Tame Tupou, 3. Justin Hodges, 4. Shau...
Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders
Round 8, 2006 @ Suncorp Stadium
Saturday, 29th April
Broncos: 1. Karmichael Hunt, 2. Tame Tupou, 3. Justin Hodges, 4. Shaun Berrigan, 5. Darius Boyd, 6. Darren Lockyer ©, 7. Shane Perry, 8. Shane Webcke, 9. Casey McGuire, 10. Petero Civoniceva, 11. David Stagg, 12. Corey Parker, 13. Tonie Carroll; Interchange: 14. Brad Thorn, 16. Sam Thaiday, 17. Greg Eastwood, 18. Ian Lacey
Raiders: 1. Clinton Schifcofske ©, 2. Craig Frawley, 3. Adrian Purtell, 4. David Howell, 5. Adam Mogg, 6. Jason Smith, 7. Lincoln Withers, 8. Andrew Lomu, 13. Alan Tongue, 10. Troy Thompson, 11. Tom Leoroyd-Lahrs, 16. Michael Hodgson, 12. Jason Croker; Interchange: 9. Simon Woolford, 14. Todd Carney, 17. Trevor Thurling, 18. Ben Jones
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Brisbane Broncos vs Canberra Raiders
Round 8, 2006 @ Suncorp Stadium
Saturday, 29th April
Broncos: 1. Karmichael Hunt, 2. Tame Tupou, 3. Justin Hodges, 4. Shaun Berrigan, 5. Darius Boyd, 6. Darren Lockyer ©, 7. Shane Perry, 8. Shane Webcke, 9. Casey McGuire, 10. Petero Civoniceva, 11. David Stagg, 12. Corey Parker, 13. Tonie Carroll; Interchange: 14. Brad Thorn, 16. Sam Thaiday, 17. Greg Eastwood, 18. Ian Lacey
Raiders: 1. Clinton Schifcofske ©, 2. Craig Frawley, 3. Adrian Purtell, 4. David Howell, 5. Adam Mogg, 6. Jason Smith, 7. Lincoln Withers, 8. Andrew Lomu, 13. Alan Tongue, 10. Troy Thompson, 11. Tom Leoroyd-Lahrs, 16. Michael Hodgson, 12. Jason Croker; Interchange: 9. Simon Woolford, 14. Todd Carney, 17. Trevor Thurling, 18. Ben Jones
- published: 14 Feb 2015
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Canberra Raiders Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 03 06 16
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- Duration: 1:31:47
- Updated: 03 Jun 2016
- views: 1819
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Rugby League - NSWRL Final 1990 - Canberra Raiders Vs Penrith Panthers
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- Duration: 1:25:47
- Updated: 19 May 2016
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Rugby League
NSWRL Final , 23rd September 1990
Canberra Raiders Vs Penrith Panthers
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Rugby League
NSWRL Final , 23rd September 1990
Canberra Raiders Vs Penrith Panthers
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NSWRL Final , 23rd September 1990
Canberra Raiders Vs Penrith Panthers
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Canberra Raiders vs. Brisbane Broncos, Round 8, 1995 (with A Brief History of the Raiders)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:10:29
- Updated: 09 Jul 2015
- views: 1666
Believe it or not! The Canberra Raiders were once a formidable rugby league powerhouse, having played in 5 grand finals and winning 3 premierships over a span ...
Believe it or not! The Canberra Raiders were once a formidable rugby league powerhouse, having played in 5 grand finals and winning 3 premierships over a span of 8 years. They may now be a shell of their former selves but it doesn't stop us from reliving those glory years.
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Believe it or not! The Canberra Raiders were once a formidable rugby league powerhouse, having played in 5 grand finals and winning 3 premierships over a span of 8 years. They may now be a shell of their former selves but it doesn't stop us from reliving those glory years.
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Wests Tigers Canberra Raiders 04 09 16
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- Duration: 1:28:51
- Updated: 06 Sep 2016
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Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
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Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
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Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap 2016 vs Penrith Panthers
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NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
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Canberra Raiders - Best Tries of 2017
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Canberra Raiders 2016 Highlights
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Canberra Raiders Best Tries 2016 HD
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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NRL 2017 Round 22 Highlights: Sharks Vs Raiders
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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Penrith Panthers vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 14 2017
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NRL 2017 Round 25 Highlights: Raiders Vs Knights
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs New Zealand Warriors, highlights: NRL Round 7 2017
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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Canberra Raiders theme song (Lyrics) NRL Sing-A-Long
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles, highlights: NRL Round 8 2017
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Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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Gold Coast Titans vs Canberra Raiders, highlights: NRL round 6 2017
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Canberra Raiders Viking Clap
Canberra Raiders Viking Clap 2016 vs Penrith Panthers
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NRL 2017 Round 24 Highlights: Panthers Vs Raiders
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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1989 Winfield Cup Grand Final Canberra Raiders vs Balmain Tigers Highlights
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v St George Illawarra Dragons 14 07 17
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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Canberra Raiders vs Brisbane Broncos Rd 19 1993
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NRL Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 15.08.16
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NRL Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 15.08.16
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 22 07 17
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NRL 2017 Canberra Raiders v Melbourne Storm 22 07 17
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Canberra Raiders 2014 Try Compilation
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Canberra Raiders 2014 Try Compilation
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watch rugby full game New Zealand Warriors vs Canberra Raiders 13 08 2017
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watch rugby full game New Zealand Warriors vs Canberra Raiders 13 08 2017
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NRL: Canberra Raiders V Cronulla Sutherland Sharks | 17.04.16
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NRL: Canberra Raiders V Cronulla Sutherland Sharks | 17.04.16
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NRL 2016 Qualifying Finals - Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
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NRL 2016 Qualifying Finals - Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
NRL 2016 Qualifying Finals - Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers
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Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers 1990 Grand Final
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Canberra Raiders vs Penrith Panthers 1990 Grand Final
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles Rd 21 1991
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Canberra Raiders vs Manly Sea Eagles Rd 21 1991
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NRL 2016 2nd Semi Finals - Melbourne Storm vs Canberra Raiders
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NRL 2016 2nd Semi Finals - Melbourne Storm vs Canberra Raiders
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NRL 2016 ROUND 21 South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canberra Raiders
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NRL 2016 ROUND 21 South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canberra Raiders
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1994 NSWRL Grand Final Post Match Canberra Raiders vs Canterbury Bulldogs
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1994 NSWRL Grand Final Post Match Canberra Raiders vs Canterbury Bulldogs
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Edit WorldNews.com 25 Sep 2017
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Edit Hindustan Times 25 Sep 2017
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Edit Democratic Underground 25 Sep 2017
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Edit Sydney Morning Herald 25 Sep 2017
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