With the under-seige Eels, copping it from everywhere and about to face the undefeated reigning premiers tomorrow night, there was nothing altogether surprising in these media do's including a collective backing of our man-of-the-week, and a readines
Mother of god what did i watch on Saturday night, went from a boring game to frustrating to acceptance we may get beat, to yes we will get beaten but if we make it respectful we move on, to conceading three tries in six minutes. It was poor, pathetic
Another good article in realtion to young Jake Arthur. The frenzied mob on here wont like it, and for my two bits worth I think some so called fans on here need to have an adult look in the mirror. It takes a lot to disgust me, but some so called adu
Well the drums have began beating in the media, all it takes is one story. If JA is named on Tuesday, which is a good possibility, then expect more media outlets to continue. If there is one thing that will undo BA at Parramatta it could be this. Sur
So if Opacic is fit he will slot into centre and Brown back to 6. But other areas i would look at is Oregon Kaufusi out and perhaps even Cartwright for Greig and Rodwell or El-Zakhem. Even moving Papa to the bench for Matterson on the edge, just gett
It was a disciplined, dominant win against a soul-less Knights today, putting us in second position, albeit temporarily, until Storm probably relegates us to third tomorrow night when round 7 ends.
The Eels need to switch back on after a soul-wrenching loss to the Tigers and regain some semblance of a team that is not just making up the numbers. The Eels have only lost two straight or more on five occasions over the last 3 years, since 2019.
So a lot of criticism over JA's selection, so makes me look over the stats in NSW cup to see if there is anyone better on the bench. Come to the conclusion that not only are there better players instead of JA, but better than Maka and Kaufusi to me.
After today's dismal performance by the Eels in 4th spot on the ladder against bottom of the table winless Tigers in front of 30000 fans at their home ground when they seriously should have put 20+ on the Tigers you have to ask yourself what's an acc
In Survivor’s classic The Eye of the Tiger (1982), the song begins by presenting an image of a person “rising up, back on the street”, and we might think that’s a rallying cry for spoon-contenders the Tigers. But the Tigers are the Eels rivals this w
"I find it funny that at no point does anyone acknowledge the good work on our part of electing to not increase our offer for Galvin.
It seems to be all attributed to luck (we dodged a bullet), or we were out manouvered by the almighty Gus at the…"
