FOLLOWING the independent review into Parramatta’s third wooden spoon in eight years, coach Brad Arthur will be given unprecedented support to transform the Eels into a premiership force
Separate to the review findings is a backdrop of uncertainty surrounding several of the club’s most important pieces of their 2019 puzzle, including Mitchell Moses, Corey Norman and Jarryd Hayne. Coupled with that is the club’s desire to promote young forward Stefano Utoikamanu 18, explosive winger Greg Leleisiuao, 21, and hooker Kyle Schneider, 18, who if they impress in the preseason can push for NRL selection.Both on-contract next season, halves Moses and Norman have been continually linked to rival clubs.Asked if they would both be at preseason training on November 1, Gurr said: “Yes. At the moment, our position is, they’re contracted they’ll be here next year.’’Hayne remains without a deal for 2019 and has 22 days before he’s a free agent.“We’d like to keep him, no question,’’ Gurr said. “We’re about to talk to him to see what he wants to do.’’
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I hope it a NO DEAL for hayne look our far he drag us down from 4 to last in 1 year boy go Hayne