Eels in the media

[Soren Lorenson]

Finally a bloke with an actual apostrophe in his name.

 

[Gronk]

Andy Raymond chats to MON.

Andy Raymond #UNFILTERED - Ep 375. The FirebrandBBQ Weekend Session w/ Mark O'Neill

... a chat about footy, BBQs & beers and who'd you'd invite to the perfect Weekend Session!

podcasts.google.com

 

[Chipmunk]

Finally a bloke with an actual apostrophe in his name.

Papali apostrophe i not good enough for you? Or what about our fastest try scoring record holder Auva apostrophe a?

 

[Poupou Escobar]

 

[hineyrulz]

Next we need a Tito.

 

[Twizzle]

Next we need a Tito.

down the hall, first on the left

 

[Eelementary]

Next we need a Tito.

Just as long as we don't sign a Latoya...

 

[the phantom menace]

Surprised someone hasn't noted that we'd previously signed a Michael

 

[Eelementary]

Surprised someone hasn't noted that we'd previously signed a Michael

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*alleged Michael

 

[Gronk]

We’re nominated for an Australian Sports Commission Award.

Finalists announced for ASC Media Awards

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) is pleased to announce the finalists for this year’s Media Awards.

www.sportaus.gov.au

ASC Media Awards finalists for 2022​

Best coverage of sport by a club or organisation

• GWS GIANTS
• Parramatta Eels
• Bowls Australia
• Snow Australia

 

[Suitman]

GWS.
Lol.

 

[hineyrulz]

lol if we can't beat Lawn bowls or GWS we should give up.

 

[I'm a loser baby...]

lol if we can't beat Lawn bowls or GWS we should give up.

Maybe the judges are Jack High.

 

[Gronk]

Blake green gives his best 13 eva. No eels players. #merkin

Andy Raymond #UNFILTERED - Ep 379. Dream Team - Blake Green

Any player. Any era. Any team. Any competition. Blake names his Dream 13!

podcasts.google.com

 

[lucablight]

Dailytelegraph did a piece on the best rookies coming through at every club. These are ours


Eels

Toni Mataele
Club: Eels

Position: Back-rower

The departures of Isaiah Papali’i and Marata Niukore have opened the door for this outstanding junior, who has represented NSW through the grades, to potentially challenge new recruits Jack Murchie and Matt Doorey for an NRL call-up at some point in 2023. Powerfully built and can play middle or edge, the fact the club brought him back after a brief stint at Newcastle tells you they obviously rate him as a future first grader. Mataele is currently on a development deal and will be promoted into the top-30 squad in 2024.

Blaize Talagi
Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Likened to Trent Barrett for the fact he loves to run the ball and is an outstanding defender. Could be a couple of years off NRL, but then again you just have to think back to how quickly everything happened for Dylan Brown to understand why we have put him on this list now. The other young Eels playmaker to keep an eye out for is Ethan Sanders, who is a Cooper Cronk-style organising halfback.

Sam Tuivaiti
Club: Eels

Position: Prop

A big unit with good leg speed, a huge motor and a devastating ball runner to boot. Recognised as a player more than capable of stamping his authority in the coming years.

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/nrl-rookie-watch-the-best-young-players-at-every-club/news-story/40d101a6e091c0399b4b42cca7313f35

 

[Gazzamatta]

Dailytelegraph did a piece on the best rookies coming through at every club. These are ours


Eels

Toni Mataele
Club: Eels

Position: Back-rower

The departures of Isaiah Papali’i and Marata Niukore have opened the door for this outstanding junior, who has represented NSW through the grades, to potentially challenge new recruits Jack Murchie and Matt Doorey for an NRL call-up at some point in 2023. Powerfully built and can play middle or edge, the fact the club brought him back after a brief stint at Newcastle tells you they obviously rate him as a future first grader. Mataele is currently on a development deal and will be promoted into the top-30 squad in 2024.

Blaize Talagi
Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Likened to Trent Barrett for the fact he loves to run the ball and is an outstanding defender. Could be a couple of years off NRL, but then again you just have to think back to how quickly everything happened for Dylan Brown to understand why we have put him on this list now. The other young Eels playmaker to keep an eye out for is Ethan Sanders, who is a Cooper Cronk-style organising halfback.

Sam Tuivaiti
Club: Eels

Position: Prop

A big unit with good leg speed, a huge motor and a devastating ball runner to boot. Recognised as a player more than capable of stamping his authority in the coming years.

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/nrl-rookie-watch-the-best-young-players-at-every-club/news-story/40d101a6e091c0399b4b42cca7313f35

Wasnt Dunamis Lui, when signed, announced as top 30 in 2023? Its obviously a bargaining tool that dosent mean anything.

 

[Gronk]

Wasnt Dunamis Lui, when signed, announced as top 30 in 2023? Its obviously a bargaining tool that dosent mean anything.

* Mole

 

[yy_cheng]

Dailytelegraph did a piece on the best rookies coming through at every club. These are ours


Eels

Toni Mataele
Club: Eels

Position: Back-rower

The departures of Isaiah Papali’i and Marata Niukore have opened the door for this outstanding junior, who has represented NSW through the grades, to potentially challenge new recruits Jack Murchie and Matt Doorey for an NRL call-up at some point in 2023. Powerfully built and can play middle or edge, the fact the club brought him back after a brief stint at Newcastle tells you they obviously rate him as a future first grader. Mataele is currently on a development deal and will be promoted into the top-30 squad in 2024.

Blaize Talagi
Club: Eels

Position: Five-eighth

Likened to Trent Barrett for the fact he loves to run the ball and is an outstanding defender. Could be a couple of years off NRL, but then again you just have to think back to how quickly everything happened for Dylan Brown to understand why we have put him on this list now. The other young Eels playmaker to keep an eye out for is Ethan Sanders, who is a Cooper Cronk-style organising halfback.

Sam Tuivaiti
Club: Eels

Position: Prop

A big unit with good leg speed, a huge motor and a devastating ball runner to boot. Recognised as a player more than capable of stamping his authority in the coming years.

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/nrl-rookie-watch-the-best-young-players-at-every-club/news-story/40d101a6e091c0399b4b42cca7313f35

If they are the future

1. Dylbro
6. Talagi
7. Sanders

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Wasnt Dunamis Lui, when signed, announced as top 30 in 2023? Its obviously a bargaining tool that dosent mean anything.

No he wasn’t.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

* Mole

Yep, cool name plus signed from a rival club (who might not have even wanted to keep him) plus a story about the Eels. He could be the next Marmin Barba.