Canberra Raiders fans will be stuck in the wilderness when the NRL starts allowing crowds to attend games from this weekend.
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The league's bosses are yet to clarify why the Raiders can't play at home and what compensation the Raiders will get for not be able to service their members at their temporary Campbelltown "home".
Instead it will be the ACT Brumbies who get to use Canberra Stadium for the first time since the coronavirus lockdown, with Super Rugby set to resume in the capital on July 4.
Listen to the podcast for the latest on the stadium battle with the NRL, crowds being back, some interesting AFL lockdown news from Harry Himmelberg and why Canberra grassroots sports will have to wait longer than their NSW counterparts.
Chris Dutton
Chris Dutton has been a sport journalist since 2008, covering rugby union, rugby league, basketball, cricket and soccer. He has covered World Cups and Olympic Games in print and online. Chris has had a stint as news director, but is back in sport to follow the ups and downs. Email: chris.dutton@canberratimes.com.au
Chris Dutton has been a sport journalist since 2008, covering rugby union, rugby league, basketball, cricket and soccer. He has covered World Cups and Olympic Games in print and online. Chris has had a stint as news director, but is back in sport to follow the ups and downs. Email: chris.dutton@canberratimes.com.au
