
Coach Ciraldo Cuts Hand in Canberra Stadium Mishap
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Canterbury Bulldogs coach Cameron Ciraldo suffered a deep cut on his hand during a game against the Canberra Raiders, caused by a shattered window in the coaching box. Both coaches now call for upgrades to the aging Canberra Stadium, with reports of neglect and missed opportunities for economic boosts. Despite ongoing maintenance issues, plans to keep the stadium running for another decade are in place.
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Coach Ciraldo Cuts Hand in Canberra Stadium Mishap. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Sydney's story is making news on March 19th. Canterbury Bulldogs, coach Cameron Cerrado, needed stitches after a deep cut on his hand during Thursday nights in RL Game against the Canberra Raiders. Glass from the coaching box shattered, covering him and his team in the final minutes of the Bulldogs 14-10 win at Canberra Stadium. The trouble started when Falled built up inside the box, blocking their view. Cerrado tried to open the window, but it broke apart completely on a wet night. Raiders coach Ricky Stewart called the stadium a sackhouse venue right after hearing about the injury. Both coaches now want upgrades to the aging arena, which has faced complaints for years. Senator David Polcock says it's past its due date, with reports over 17 years pushing for fixes or replacement. He points to missed events like next year's rugby world cup and lost economic boosts for Canberra. ACT Sports Minister Yvette Berry admits it needs ongoing maintenance, but backs plans to keep it running for another decade.
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