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    • Yes - but that is the issue re the cap space that he occupies. Arthur modelled a game plan for years based around aggressive forwards hitting the impactful line followed by a monstrous kick to control field position. 
       This got us to a grand final but the game has developed since then and teams have had to adapt. 
      Moses is paid massive money to organise the attack and move the team around and exploit weaknesses when they eventuate ( an injury to key opposition player or a sin binned opponent). 
      This is the issue - he can't seem to nail that heads up footy that is then required. 
       The solution - Moses should play like DCE did in 2026 for the Roosters and the Eels desperately need an organising half. 
      Deardon showed in the second half last night how it is done. 

      • I think more so the game plan changed once Deardon came on. At the start Moses was parked one side, Munster the other and Grant controlling the middle.

        • Yeo also in the middle.

          • Did I hear right on SEN, suspected broken bone for Moses?

            • Wouldn't that be better than a soft tissue injury which are uselessly ongoing.  A small fracture would be a better result 

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