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"I'll never leave.I don't care how bad we are going I'll always back an under dog no matter what.Staying hard has its testing times and this is just another one of many along the journey.My NFL team has never won the SB and lost a game that seemed…"
The free-falling Eels are staring down the barrel of another nail in their season’s coffin. They sit like ducks in the target arrow of the public's microscope just waiting to dissect their ANZAC performance.
Despite the Eagles superior position…
The free-falling Eels are staring down the barrel of another nail in their season’s coffin. They sit like ducks in the target arrow of the public's microscope just waiting to dissect their ANZAC performance.
Despite the Eagles superior position…
"Sanders defence in the halves is actually better than Hands. NSW Cup stats would back this statement up as well. Hands is actually a poor defender in the halves. He is barely cup quality in cup. Hands is an out and out hooker in my opnion."
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That does sound good. Is that source Fox?
Thanks for sharing
Anyone know how much
Contracts mean nothing.
This one does
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/teams/eels/parrama...
THE evolution of Nathan Brown at the Parramatta Eels has seen the reigning Ken Thornett Medallist awarded with a new three-year contract extension, locking him up at the Eels until the end of 2021.
Brown, 25, emerged as one of the buys of the year in 2017, with Brad Arthur developing the former Wests Tigers and South Sydney discard into one of the NRL’s most consistent middle forwards.
After months of negotiations, Brown has agreed to terms on a contract extension which will see him remain at the Eels for the next four seasons.
The signature of Brown is a major coup leading into the Eels opening match of the year against archrivals Penrith at Panthers Stadium on March 11.
Nathan Brown added aggression to the Eels pack in 2017.Source: Getty Images
The local derby between the two western Sydney rivals promises to be one of the highlights of the NRL’s opening round of football starting Thursday March 8.
One of the most memorable hits of 2017 came courtesy of Brown, who floored Sydney Roosters enforcer Dylan Napa with a brilliant shot.
Aside from winning the prestigious Ken Thornett Medal in his debut season at Parramatta, Brown also won the Blue and Gold Army Members’ Player of the Year award.
The retention of Brown means the Eels now have the nucleus of their roster signed for this year and next season including Corey Norman, Mitchell Moses, Clint Gutherson, Bevan French, Michael Jennings, Tim Mannah and Brad Takairangi.
Love it.
Potential captain right there I reckon.
Agreed 100%.
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