Don't no how the media can release that I'm out for 6 weeks when they have no idea. I normally wouldn't say anything but don't write things
2:58pm - 13 Mar 16
When you have no idea. Because than I get punished and asked questions all day long.
2:59pm - 13 Mar 16
Out for 6 weeks from what I read today.
He walked onto the field at full time without any support or ice for the arm.
Not as bad as expected I think
MMM are never really accurate, I pretty much ignore their crap
Must be why your success rate is so high
Dyldam Parramatta Eels hooker Nathan Peats will be sidelined for 2-4 weeks after dislocating his elbow in Saturday night’s game against the North Queensland Cowboys.
Forward Joseph Ualesi is recovering well from a back injury incurred during the pre-season, with an expected return date of Round 6.
Second-rower Anthony Watmough continues to train on a modified rehab program for a knee injury.
Kieren Moss is available for selection after recovering from an injury to a toe tendon sustained during the 2016 pre-season.
Under 20s fullback Bevan French is also available for selection after a hand injury.
The pecking order for starting hooker is probably the same as previously:
Peats > De Gois > Pricthard/King
Pritchard has been re-signed, so - on account of his age - we obviously see potential there. But at the moment it's only as a bench option, rather than a starter. De Gois would still be the back-up to Peats when injured, as he was with reasonable success last season.
I'm not sure why we signed King and have four hookers in our top squad? Maybe he came very cheap, or is on a Wenty contract? Good to have additional back up with top level experience, and see what comes of King's career this season as he recovers through the injury cobwebs.
I'd say we'll only sign one of Peats/De Gois/King into our top 25 next season. Maybe King is our 2017 cover to play alongside Pritchard, if Peats attracts insane contract offers from elsewhere and De Gois retires or heads to England?