This is the sequel to an earlier blog on the quarter-way mark. Here, we are looking at some mid-season markers, indicators and lessons from NRL history over the last twenty four years.
So, we're fifth at the end of round 12 and will be at the end of
Parramatta has upped the ante in the fight for Ryan Matterson, tabling a revised four-year deal in the hope of keeping the NSW State of Origin star out of the clutches of Wayne Bennett and the Dolphins.
Back to back wins for the first time since round 3-5. It was overall a great game to watch, Canberra in form at home and us coming off a win v Manly, it met up to the expectation. 48% possession yet felt like we were in control of the game, particula
Losing Reed to Canterbury was a massive blow. However, I am not impressed with his development in 2022. He may have peaked. He has done some good things but also created some terrible situations by not being in sync with our two halfs who have killed
So with Papali'i, Niukore, Stone now looking like Matterson too, we have Shaun Lane........and that's it for our edge players next year. Yeah we have Cartwright but he can't even make it now how will he for 2023 full-time.
Coming into the season Ryan Matterson was viewed as a starting player in the side. A strong, powerful backrower with good hands and good defence, he's the type of backrower Parramatta likes and is needed in today's game.
Congratulations to the boys being selected. Their selection is deserving.
BRYDENS LAWYERS NSW BLUES SQUAD (in alphabetical order) Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Parramatta Eels) Nathan Cleary (Penrith Panthers) Damien Cook (South Sydney Rabbitohs) Stephen C
The marauding Raiders are on a three-straight winning roll mauling the hapless Rabbits, and skinning the Sharks in consecutive weeks to blow-horn their arrival.
They won’t fear us, and are on the hunt for four-straight scalps for the first time sin
Another round and another win, though not convincing it was a win nontheless and the old adage comes out "if that was Parramatta 5 years ago we would have lost" and that is true but is it acceptable? It was poor weather but not to the point where it
Sybil (1973), by Flora Rheta Schreiber, is a book about Sybil Dorsett (an alias for Shirley Ardell Mason), who was treated for multiple personality disorder (now called dissociative identity disorder) by her psychoanalyst (Cornelia B. Wilbur). As the
