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Tigers slap $165k transfer fee on Galvin to let him negotiate with rival clubs

The Wests Tigers will grant Lachlan Galvin permission to negotiate with rival clubs but will attach a transfer fee of around $165,000 to his early release.Tigers officials reached an agreement with Galvin’s management on Thursday that will allow the playmaker to open discussions with clubs about joining them before the June 30 transfer deadline.The Tigers have demanded that all negotiations are based on the prerequisite that of around a $165,000 fee will be payable to the club for his…

Lachlan Galvin all but done at Parramatta.

Based on Ryles' latest press conference, it seems all but confirmed that Galvin's time at the Tigers is coming to an end. When asked about the possibility of signing Galvin—given the club's halves are already set for 2025—Ryles responded: "A lot of strange things happen in footy, but we're going to do the right thing by the NRL." That sure sounds like something is already in motion.There’s growing talk of a three-way player swap being finalised before the June 30 deadline, and most pundits now…

Parramatta Eels officially open the world’s largest rugby league Centre of Excellence

The Parramatta Eels today officially opened the $70m Parramatta Eels Centre of Excellence (COE) and Kellyville Memorial Park Community Centre, the largest rugby league training precinct in the world, marking a transformative milestone for the Club and the broader Western Sydney community. Funded by the NSW and Australian Government, The Hills Shire Council and Parramatta Leagues Club, the precinct features five full-sized rugby league fields and is the first gender-equal elite facility in…

Dogs now heavy favourites for Galvin.

Seems like the bulldogs are going to sign Galvin and stash him in their system, unsure why they are doing it with all the halves they have at their disposal but is what it is. Next target for the eels should be Sandon Smith should cost far less and not as much baggage.

Parramatta eels extend 4 players

Parramatta Eels secure key talent with contract extensions

The Parramatta Eels are pleased to announce the re-signing of four players, reinforcing the Club's commitment to developing and retaining elite talent.Front-rower Sam Tuivaiti has extended his contract for a further two years. A product of the Eels Pathways system, Tuivaiti’s extension is a proud moment for the Club as it continues to invest in its junior players.“Sam has worked incredibly hard to earn this opportunity under Head Coach Jason Ryles,” said Parramatta Eels General Manager of…

NSW Origin Squad 2025

WESTPAC NSW BLUES SQUADAmpol State of Origin, Game OneSuncorp Stadium, Brisbane Wednesday 28 May1. Dylan Edwards (Penrith Panthers)2. Brian To’o (Penrith Panthers)3. Stephen Crichton (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)4. Latrell Mitchell (South Sydney Rabbitohs)5. Zac Lomax (Parramatta Eels)6. Mitchell Moses (Parramatta Eels)7. Nathan Cleary (Penrith Panthers)8. Mitchell Barnett (Warriors)9. Reece Robson (North Queensland Cowboys)10. Payne Haas (Brisbane Broncos)11. Liam Martin (Penrith…

I say if we lose this week against Newcastle we will come last

I hope we win because i never been to Newcastle before this be my first time there and i never saw Parramatta win when i go to watch them 

Jim Sarantinos on SEN: Moses an outside chance before R9

Earlier this morning, Jim Sarantinos was on SEN with Matt White. Here are the key highlights of the interview: * Mitchell Moses is an outside chance of returning before round nine, potentially for the R7 clash with the Tigers at Commbank pending medical assessment. But, the Eels would take precautionary approach of there were any risks suggesting perhaps less likelihood of an early return. * When asked about Cherry Evans, Sarantinos reiterated that Moses is our on feild leader, and we're not…

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