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Makaveli wrote: ↑March 27, 2021, 12:52 pm Trevilyans dummy half service is pretty putrid

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Not seeing the hype so far

Makaveli wrote: ↑March 27, 2021, 12:52 pm Trevilyans dummy half service is pretty putrid

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Not much direction from the whole spine

60th min TRY MOUNTIES to Matt Dooley. That’s definitely the end of this match. Converted Aaron Schoupp.

Mounties 34-10

These jokers are apparently the favorites to win this competition

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Makaveli wrote:Trevilyans dummy half service is pretty putrid

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He has been horrible!

Lui has done nothing to say he wants to return to firsts. Guler has looked ok.

KOD has improved.


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Adam Cook lol

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This game is the biggest argument against having supposed huge squad depth I've seen so far.

Keep the money in the first grade team thanks - we don't need the whole squad to be stacked. If you're aiming to win a reserve grade premiership with your talent then you're doing it wrong.

You wouldn't feed Williams after this performance he has been dreadful

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: In a series of changes made public an hour before the match, Ryan Sutton (No.15) will start at prop and Sebastian Kris (No.21) in the second row, after Hudson Young (No.11) and Caleb Aekins (No. 20) were the last two players omitted.

The attitude of this team has been trash. Trev not good at dummy half either.

Adam Cook gee whiz

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Ive never seen Sam this bad

FULL TIME

Mounties 34
Canberra Raiders 10

MATCH REPORT: Raiders suffer Mounties defeat

The Mounties have defeated the Canberra Raiders 34-10 in a huge win at Canberra Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The experience of Mounties captain Lachlan Lewis proved the difference through his kicking and game management. The visitors were able to stay in control from start to finish.

Read more: https://www.raiders.com.au/news/2021/03 ... es-defeat/

Stunned by Sam and Cook today.

Stunned.

KOD goes good, I like him

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bonehead wrote:KOD goes good, I like him

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Yeah he has improved a lot. Looked really good today.


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2020 Round 4 NSW Cup: Raiders V Jets



Canberra Raiders V Newtown Jets
Saturday 3 April 4:00pm
Raiders Belconnen, Kippax

Canberra Raiders

1. Caleb Aekins
2. Elijah Anderson
3. Albert Hopoate
4. Matt Timoko
5. Brigham Moeakiola
6. Matt Frawley
7. Brad Schneider
8. Emre Guler
9. Adrian Trevilyan
10. Corey Horsburgh
11. Corey Harawira-Naera
12. Harry Rushton
13. Darby Medlyn

14. Adam Cook
15. Kai O'Donnell
16. Keaton Walkington-Meads
17. Leo Thompson

Sila Tituiti
Misi Tapa

Newtown Jets

1. Luke Metcalf
2. Edward Aiono
3. Jonah Ngaronoa
4. Kayal Iro
5. Honeti Tuha
6. Jack A Williams
7. Manaia Rudolph
8. Thomas Hazelton
9. Zac Woolford
10. Daniel Vasquez
11. Brock Gray
12. Bronson Garlick
13. Monty Raper

14. Brock Ilett
15. Kyle Paterson
16. Ethan Natoli
19. Duwanye Mariner

20. Tom Caughlan

AT A GLANCE:

Last round: The Raiders suffered a 34-10 defeated at the hands of former affiliate, Mounties, in their Round 3 match at Canberra Stadium. The "Raiders Reggies" had a significant number of first grade players at their disposal, particularly in the forwards. The Raiders were disrupted by the late promotion of Tom Starling to first grade, but should have been boosted by the late inclusion of Dunamis Lui and Corey Harawira-Naera. As it turned out, they were outplayed, almost from the opening whistle, by Mounties - now affiliated with the Canterbury Bulldogs.

Mounties scored five tries in the first half and led 28-4 at the break. Both teams scored a try each in the second half, but the visitors were always well in control. The Raiders defence lacked intensity and commitment, while a former Raider, Lachlan Lewis was allowed to call the shots for Mounties. For a team that has been mooted as a favourite for the NSW Cup title, it was a very disappointing performance from Canberra.

Mounties had 58 per cent possession and made 11 line breaks (Raiders just two). Mt Pritchard dominated all the attacking statistics, with the Raiders having to make 100 more tackles than Mounties (348-259). While the Raiders ended the match with a better effective tackle rate (90 per cent, compared with 85 per cent for Mounties) - due to 21 ineffective tackles from the visitors (Raiders 12). But the stat that really mattered was six tries to two.

None of the Raiders forwards broke the 100 metres gained mark. Dunamis Lui (84) and Corey Horsburgh (71) came the closest. Adrian Trevilyan (46) and Darby Medlyn (41) headed the tackle count for the Raiders, while Dunamis Lui and Corey Harawira-Naera each produced 37 tackles. The halves did not produce a try assist or a line break assist.

Round 3 NSW Cup statistics: https://www.nswrl.com.au/draw/nsw-cup/2 ... -mounties/

Round 3 NSW Cup highlights: Raiders v Mounties: https://www.nswrl.com.au/news/2021/03/2 ... s-round-3/

This week: The Canberra Raiders now face the Newtown Jets on Easter Saturday in Round 4 at Kippax. The Raiders and Jets both have a 1 and 1 record to start the season. Both are well down the ladder - with the Jets in seventh and the Raiders in ninth - but they are among the teams with a game up their sleeve, after Round 2 was mostly washed out. The Jets are coming off a narrow, 22-20 loss to the Parramatta Eels at Western Sydney Stadium. The Eels led 22-0 at the 50 minute mark. The Jets produced a big comeback, piling on four tries in the final 30 minutes of the game. But they fell just short.

Team changes: The Raiders have lost Harley Smith-Shields until Round 20 at the earliest due to a biceps injury. He's replaced at centre by Albert Hopoate. Elijah Anderson comes in on the wing for Semi Valemei, who is on the reserves list for first grade. Brigham Moeakiola makes his NSW Cup debut in the No. 5 jersey. Brad Schneider has been named at half, with Sam Williams also on the reserves list for the Raiders NRL match against the Titans.

Dunamis Lui moves back up into first grade, and is replaced at starting prop by Corey Horsburgh. Harry Rushton is back from a one week suspension in the second row, allowing Darby Medlyn to move to lock. Forward Keaton Walkington-Meads has been added to the bench.

NSW Cup Preview: Raiders v Jets: https://www.raiders.com.au/news/2021/04 ... rs-v-jets/

Trev got a bit of a wake up call this round. Going to need to get that fitness up. Didn't get some help at times from his first grade forwards being far too flat when it wasn't required.
Mounties spine were way more effective than ours and the team in general didn't play with the right attitude. Just expected to win.

Is the kick off at 12:40 pm or 4:00 pm? I think it might be the latter and the earlier time was last week.

Guessing his is not a TV game this week?


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Imagine watching Williams performance last week and thinking he deserves an extended bench spot

Rick wrote: ↑March 30, 2021, 4:52 pm Guessing his is not a TV game this week?


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The Fox League game is Monday between the Magpies and Eels.

zim wrote: ↑March 28, 2021, 3:08 pm Trev got a bit of a wake up call this round. Going to need to get that fitness up. Didn't get some help at times from his first grade forwards being far too flat when it wasn't required.
Mounties spine were way more effective than ours and the team in general didn't play with the right attitude. Just expected to win.

He might need to learn to call them into line (as well as shrink his margin from reggies standard to FG standard) as a hooker.

I've no doubt he'll improve it. He even had the awareness to hold his pass a couple of times but Lui and Horsburgh also just need to be better for him.

greeneyed wrote:

Rick wrote: ↑March 30, 2021, 4:52 pm Guessing his is not a TV game this week?


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The Fox League game is Monday between the Magpies and Eels.

I’m surprised Fox have not picked up on NSW and QLD cup and got the rights to market and provide coverage a bit more wide spread then what they are doing now.


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Rick wrote: ↑March 30, 2021, 10:55 pm

greeneyed wrote:

Rick wrote: ↑March 30, 2021, 4:52 pm Guessing his is not a TV game this week?


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The Fox League game is Monday between the Magpies and Eels.

I’m surprised Fox have not picked up on NSW and QLD cup and got the rights to market and provide coverage a bit more wide spread then what they are doing now.


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I guess they’d have enough experience with the production costs and audiences to know whether the broadcasts are commercially worthwhile. I suppose once clubs are no longer in the NRL, they become niche markets. And the standard and costs of Fox League broadcasts is probably pretty high, with multi cameras, commentators etc.

I would have thought they’d at least be able to find a partner who would stream all games not required by the NRL broadcaster. And find a better outlet than Facebook Live, which is the platform used by the NSWRL.

Should just pay Pub TV to produce it and then broadcast on Fox

That's basically what they do with domestic cricket these days

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If anyone is attending today’s NSW cup game can we get regular updates please ..
Thanks

canberraupandaway wrote: ↑April 3, 2021, 8:51 am If anyone is attending today’s NSW cup game can we get regular updates please ..
Thanks

The Greenhouse will have live scores from Kippax today.

Welcome to our coverage of today's NSW Cup match between the Canberra Raiders and Newtown Jets from Kippax. We will have live scores from 4:00pm.

Perfect blue skies in the nation's capital today! Forecast temperature for kick off is a very warm 28C, falling to 26C by the time the match concludes.

Here are the final squads:

Canberra Raiders

1. Caleb Aekins
2. Elijah Anderson
3. Albert Hopoate
14. Adam Cook
5. Brigham Moeakiola
6. Matt Frawley
7. Brad Schneider
8. Emre Guler
15. Kai O'Donnell
10. Corey Horsburgh
11. Corey Harawira-Naera
12. Harry Rushton
13. Darby Medlyn

9. Adrian Trevilyan
16. Keaton Walkington-Meads
17. Leo Thompson

4. Temple Beauchamp
18. Sila Tituiti

Newtown Jets

1. Luke Metcalf
2. Edward Aiono
4. Kayal Iro
24. Jensen Taumoepeau
5. Honeti Tuha
6. Jack A Williams
7. Manaia Rudolph
10. Daniel Vasquez
9. Zac Woolford
23. Andrew Fifita
11. Brock Gray
12. Bronson Garlick
16. Ethan Natoli

14. Brock Ilett
15. Kyle Paterson
19. Duwanye Mariner
20. Tom Caughlan

18. Tula Tamou

Let’s be honest last week NSW Cup team were terrible with a stacked team , let’s hope last week is the wake up call needed to turn things around. I think the young boys off the bench will really step up and put some pressure on starting middles eg Thompson/Meads in particular Meads I thought he was outstanding in game 1 of the season 120mtr / 100% tackle stats and post metre yards were outstanding.

If Williams doesn't play they're a chance

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So this game is not streamed anywhere online?

Crocodile wrote: ↑April 3, 2021, 11:26 am So this game is not streamed anywhere online?

No, but there will be live scores here in this thread.

I don’t believe so , but as mentioned earlier updates during game would be greatly appreciated.