Canterbury and Parramatta have each received a boost ahead of Round 2 after scans cleared both Josh Addo-Carr and Mitchell Moses of serious injuries.
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Why do I get the scary feeling that if he plays , 20 minutes into this weeks game, Mitch is hobbling around again. He was skipping around like he'd had his leg amputated and then the next day they can say he's all good ? Not convinced.
I don't reckon he'll play against the panthers. It's going to be an absolute bash up of a game
He is our most important player and we need his speed running game just as much as his kicking game . Penrith rarely lose 2 in a row and rarely beat themselves . Whilst we have a great record in club games against this mighty team - we need a fully fit Moses to get the job done. Sanders or asi won't cut it this week . Fingers crossed 🤞
Moses has a groin injury or am Im missing something
Meaning exactly
This is a very touchy proposition the club are in at the moment. Had it been a long turnaround i think he plays. But the fact it is a 6 day turnaround against Penrith at Penrith and they are coming off two straight losses and it is going to be a bash and barge game as oppose to free flowing makes it a different story.
Groins are bloody painful, i have my fair share of issues, particularly in winter. But it will all rely on if he can make the injury worse or not. Some injuries you cannot do more damage just takes longer to heal. Groin might or might not be the case.
The area around his pelvis is pulling him up
It's hurting
It's been flogged
Gosh do I need to spell it out
He did go to Catholic school Flow.
The Parramatta Eels can provide the following update on Mitchell Moses following Saturday's win over the Bulldogs at CommBank Stadium.
The halfback sustained a groin issue during the match, but finished the game strongly.
Moses will be available for selection ahead of the Eels' encounter with the Penrith Panthers on Friday.
Moses stated, this area also off limits to his missus this week. He will be a few extra groin massages from his thai massager
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