Things obviously arent great our end, between the injuries, distractions & change of defensive structures etc, but maybe just maybe there are signs of more commitment in defence, which is the "Green Shoots" Jason Ryles has been referring to
Firstly, I am aware of another Blog on this site to "f###" Dylan off. In essence, I don't disagree. However, I just think there could be others way to go about it that could benefit us more.
However, we don't have to give him to Newcastle for the rem
The struggling Eels host their oldest rival, the high-flying Hounds. The Dogs piled on 40 points last week, while the Eels concede over 40 points per game to date. The result seems a formality for pundits. Can we dare to dream?
Off-field, the club is finally heading in the right direction after years of roster mismanagement, but the damage left behind won’t be undone overnight. While Mark O’Neill and Sarantinos have played their part, the biggest issue was Brad
R1, Storm v Eels (Image produced by the Eels' Club)
Date/Venue: Sunday, 9 March at AAMI Park, Melbourne, 4:05 pm AEDT Weather: Predicted to be fine SportsBet: Storm $1.10 Eels $7.50 Referee: Wyatt Raymond (touch judges are Matt Noyen & Phil Hende
With the sky apparently falling in as Mitchell Moses is ruled out for up to 6 weeks due to a foot injury, much doom and gloom has descended on Parramatta's 2025 season before a ball has been kicked.
Moses is undoubtedly the talisman and leader of the
The Orr-ful Brown saga could still drag on for months, though you'd think it's best sorted as soon as possible. It’s Orr-fully great theatre and media fodder, but emotionally we want this circus over.
"Coaches have to start somewhere, they have done a great job with our juniors this year. I wonder how you would have felt if we had Gibson, Bennett and Bellamy in the box a year or two after they retired from playing. They were three very ordinary…"
