Another player who looks destined to move to England is rangy Eels utility Brad Takairangi.
I rate Takairangi - he’s big and strong and can do things with the ball, as well as play either centre of second row.
But, like many of the Parramatta squad, he didn’t enjoy the best of season’s in 2018 and has been earmarked as excess baggage.
The Eels are having a clean out after collecting the wooden spoon, with Kirisome Auva'a (retired), Cameron King (released), Suaia Matagi (Huddersfield), Beau Scott (retired) and Tony Williams (released) already gone and several more likely to follow.
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Yep agree, Hopefully we can have a fresher squad come 2019.
Chief, i think he has alot to offer but at the same time he if he goes i am not unhappy either. The issue though is that if they are letting go of so many players, especially ones who can fill so many positions then they need to sign some new blood as well.
At the moment we have signed 3 players and let go of 6
Yes agreed and no doubt 4-5 will be included from Flegg and ISP.
If that's the direction they want to take, that's fine. Promote juniors and stick with it. We won't win alot of games but we will be investing in the future
Very good news.
No, end of 2019
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