Absolutely brilliant keep em coming
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"Yeh this is not a good year to be a top four team, this is a once in a generation team
The grand final will be a 2022 repeat"
The grand final will be a 2022 repeat"
"Hope the panthers start getting a losing streak soon!"
"Penrith left some tries out there. Melbourne got plenty of leg ups from the ref's. Melbourne's middles look worse than ours. We have players out lol."
"and if we beat the Tigers by 85 points we can be in 8th spot on the ladder!"
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Im happy that we've extended him. I doubt he'd be on anything over 340 to .390 k He's an honest player who those close to the club have a huge wrap on.
On a recent podcast with Justin Horo, he mentioned that Moses was asked about which development player was his pick to have a big future - Moses picked Guymer
We haven't seen anywhere near the best of Gymer so far. I'd like to see the likes of Paulo showing these young forwards what it takes to be an NRL player, to lift their game to the next level. It's fine to have a reliance on juniors, but they need that last bit of learning on the job to become the great players they promise.
The Parramatta Eels are pleased to announce that rising forward Charlie Guymer has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at the Club through to the end of the 2028 NRL season.
A Parramatta Eels junior, Guymer’s re-signing reflects the Club’s continued commitment to developing and retaining local talent. Since progressing through the Eels’ pathways system, he has earned recognition for his work ethic, consistency, and strong on-field presence.
Parramatta Eels General Manager of Football Mark O’Neill said, “Charlie is a player with a big future ahead of him. He’s tough, has a strong work ethic and leadership skills and a real team-first mentality.
“Just as importantly, he’s a quality person. He’s respected by his teammates and coaches, and he represents the values of our Club with pride. We’re excited to see his continued development over the coming years,” said O’Neill.
Progressing through the Eels Pathways system in the back row, Guymer was named captain of the SG Ball team in 2023 and subsequently selected to represent Under 19's NSW Origin. He made his NRL debut in 2024.
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Guymer needs to be a lock or starting in second row, he has high football iq. Either him or Tuivati to start with Jack Williams, Paulo needs be on the bench and play the impactful important minutes.
Yeah reckon Lock is his role. He has a pass able to be the link man taking on the line. He should be starting now Hopgood is gone for the year. Let him get minutes at the spot. He had a great finish to 2025.
reflects the Club’s continued commitment to developing and retaining local talent.
woo hoo, we have 5 juniors in our top 23 players, way to develop and retain local talent.
He should be in the side every week he is a good defender and low mistake rate good re signing
Excellent, if he develops further he will be our future Lock and captain.
I was worried due to limited playing time he would look elsewhere.
Good but he ain't winning us a comp.
Misses too many first contact tackles. Probably trying to hit too hard rather than be effective.
Averages 4 missed tackles and 2 ineffective tackles per game so far this year.
He's played one game? Out of position at centre as well.
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