The Round 16 game against the Bunnies was an exercise in Groundhog Day projections. We all anticipated a 38+ point drubbing and the result was not far off at a 12-30 loss. Here we are six weeks later. In the intervening five rounds, both Eels and Bun
It is amazing what a week can do, it could even move form to a side where BA will for sure save his job. I still hold the jury out until the end of the season until i pass judgement on his job status. Anyway there was a feeling all week, we were goin
In Cormac McCarthy’s 2006 novel The Road - which was adapted for a movie of the same name in 2009 - a story is told of a post-apocalyptic future in which a father and his son amble toward the sea to escape the winter, traversing a landscape where cro
“For as long as we can ride it. There ain't no reins on this one,” said Ennis (Heath Ledger) to Jack (Jake Gyllenhaal), in Brokeback Mountain (2005). Brokeback Mountain is the story of a secretive romance between two sheepherders in the 1960s. Straig
So we have broken the cycle. This was our loss week, yet we won. The end is near. Was it a good win? Ehhhhhhhhhhhh.......I mean i guess? One thing i thought of the way home from the game last night was "Was that a better performance than the one agai
The Parramatta Eels are reportedly set to offer star halfback Mitchell Moses a new contract extension, which would see him remain in blue and gold until the end of the 2027 season.
According to SEN’s Michelle Bishop, Moses’ latest extension is set to
The wave continues, better off calling us Mick Fanning as we ride it. A win, though not convincing, a win nonetheless. Considering where we were after 30mins, the first thing that went through my mind was more so concerning how the media and this sit
It is becoming habit of; W, L, W, L for us this season. Yet funnily enough we have yet to lose two straight this season. With upcoming games against Wests and NZ Warriors, matches where we would be favourites. Now where do we stand? Well i wrote a bl
“What would you do if you were stuck in one place and every day was exactly the same, and nothing that you did mattered?”, asked Phil Connors (Bill Murray) in Groundhog Day (1993). Just like the loser sitting next to Phil in that bar, who replied “th
"TolElls, can you see that Talagi and Sanders were let go because both of them wanted to go. We did everything we could to keep them, offering overs.....how many times do you need to understand that a lot of players, purely by the numbers we produce…"
