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Sounds like he will still be here next year,
we've had better news
Na, he isn’t going to say he won’t be here. I am sure his manager is still shopping around for a deal
Sounds like he will still be here next year,
we've had better news
Na, he isn’t going to say he won’t be here. I am sure his manager is still shopping around for a deal
Obviously failed the dickhead test at every other NRL club.Norman: I have to step up and lead this team
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Thu 6 Sep 2018, 10:20 AM
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The Parramatta Eels 2018 season is officially over with the Blue & Gold players beginning their season reviews before going on their off-season break ahead of the 2019 pre-season.
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Speaking with Big Sports Breakfast this morning (Thursday 6 September), Blue & Gold five-eighth Corey Norman says the side has completed their reviews, looking back at the 2018 season.
“We have had reviews on Tuesday and Wednesday. We just spoke about the whole Club review, so that was brought up with everyone and then on Wednesday we did individual reviews,” Norman said.
“We have two months off so we will get back on November 1st and it’s a very early start but you have no choice when you finish last.”
Speaking about his review with Eels Head Coach Brad Arthur, Norman said the directive was clear for him, needing to step up, lead and be professional next year.
“Brad said that come next year, I really have to step up, lead and be really professional next year. I have to come with a positive mindset and really lead this team,” Norman said.
“That is what came out from it, it was a very disappointing year, obviously my football wasn’t up to standard as well, so we looked at that too and discussed how we were going to fix that.”
“I think it will be the senior boys that will have to lead,” Norman added.
“If Haynsey is still there, no doubt he will have to step up, and it will have to be the senior boys that have been around the game for a while to take next season to a different level.”
With the Eels attack struggling to click in 2018, Norman said his relationship with halfback Mitch Moses was not an issue.
“Mitch and I, we have no issues off the field and there isn’t even an issue on the field. Just sometimes things don’t work out,” Norman said.
“We are both dominant halves and playmakers and both want the ball at the same time and sometimes that doesn’t work but we have to figure something out really quick and how that is going to work.”
https://www.parraeels.com.au/news/2018/09/06/norman-i-have-to-step-up-and-lead-this-team/
Obviously failed the dickhead test at every other NRL club.
The one saving grace is both he and Moses are playing next year for future employment from 2020. They have every incentive to pull their collective fingers outObviously failed the dickhead test at every other NRL club.
And coached by?So assuming that Moses and Norman can get their act together in 2019 and find the same combinations as they did in late 2017, that Mennings refinds his missing mojo, and we don't buy anyone else of note, I reckon our top 17 looks like this in 2019.
1. Hayne
2. Fergo
3. Mennings
4. Gutho
5. French/Gennings/Siva
6. Norman
7. Moses
8. Paulo
9. Mahoney
10. Alvaro
11. Lane
12. Moeroa
13. Brown
14. Ma'u
15. Mannah
16. Terepo/Evans
17. Niukore
Reserves:
Gower
Salmon
Smith
Kafausi
Kritchard
Not as bad as 2018's performance would indicate and capable of top 6 if injuries and form are on our side for once.
So assuming that Moses and Norman can get their act together in 2019 and find the same combinations as they did in late 2017, that Mennings refinds his missing mojo, and we don't buy anyone else of note, I reckon our top 17 looks like this in 2019.
1. Hayne
2. Fergo
3. Mennings
4. Gutho
5. French/Gennings/Siva
6. Norman
7. Moses
8. Paulo
9. Mahoney
10. Alvaro
11. Lane
12. Moeroa
13. Brown
14. Ma'u
15. Mannah
16. Terepo/Evans
17. Niukore
Reserves:
Gower
Salmon
Smith
Kafausi
Kritchard
Not as bad as 2018's performance would indicate and capable of top 6 if injuries and form are on our side for once.
Lulz!!! Yeah nah!!So assuming that Moses and Norman can get their act together in 2019 and find the same combinations as they did in late 2017, that Mennings refinds his missing mojo, and we don't buy anyone else of note, I reckon our top 17 looks like this in 2019.
1. Hayne
2. Fergo
3. Mennings
4. Gutho
5. French/Gennings/Siva
6. Norman
7. Moses
8. Paulo
9. Mahoney
10. Alvaro
11. Lane
12. Moeroa
13. Brown
14. Ma'u
15. Mannah
16. Terepo/Evans
17. Niukore
Reserves:
Gower
Salmon
Smith
Kafausi
Kritchard
Not as bad as 2018's performance would indicate and capable of top 6 if injuries and form are on our side for once.
1. Hayne ?
2. Fergo 2021
3. Mennings 2019
4. Gutho 2019
5. French/Gennings/Siva 2019 / ? / ?
6. Norman 2019
7. Moses 2019
8. Paulo 2022
9. Mahoney ?
10. Alvaro 2019
11. Lane ?
12. Moeroa 2019
13. Brown 2020
14. Ma'u 2019
15. Mannah 2019
16. Terepo/Evans ? / 2020
17. Niukore ?
Reserves:
Gower 2019
Salmon 2020
Smith 2020
Kafausi ?
Kritchard ?
Massive cleanout ahead.
How i would divide em upAlot of off contract dudes potentially either:
a) distracted or
b) playing for a contract
He was like that a few years agoEvans needs to do some boxing and learn how to take a punch and get really f**king angry at the merkin laying into him.