Eels in the media

[Chipmunk]

Kayo.

So you're happy to give the same scumbags your money for their other content?

 

[84 Baby]

I’m pretty sure he only watches it through the windows at his local Brashs store

 

[hineyrulz]

So you're happy to give the same scumbags your money for their other content?

Well sport is different, but I try not to make a habit out of it. I have to watch the RL or cricket somehow. Nein is not an option.

 

[hineyrulz]

I’m pretty sure he only watches it through the windows at his local Brashs store

Were you watching me watching Kayo through my local Brashs store?? Creeper.

 

[84 Baby]

Were you watching me watching Kayo through my local Brashs store?? Creeper.

I was the one licking the window

 

[Gronk]

Honestly continually posting Paywalls are a waste of everyone's time, i wouldn't give the scumbags the smell of my shit let alone any money for their BS content. But you do you.

Don't you have Foxtel?

Kayo.

Well sport is different, but I try not to make a habit out of it. I have to watch the RL or cricket somehow. Nein is not an option.

 

[hineyrulz]

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[The Predictor]

Why is all this intellect on the juniors page ?

 

[Gronk]

Want to avoid a Panthers four-peat? Here’s your team’s to-do list over summer

These are the top five priorities for each NRL club to address if they want to challenge for next year’s premiership.

www.smh.com.au

Parramatta Eels​

1. Find a hooker
The departure of Reed Mahoney last year, compounded by the early retirement of Josh Hodgson, has left the Eels short on quality No.9s.

2. Keep or find a general manager
The Wests Tigers are expected to come in for general manager Mark O’Neill. The Eels may have to put their hands in their pockets and look for a replacement.

3. Find an X-factor
Despite the club’s public denials, the coaching staff tinkered with the idea of moving Clint Gutherson to the centres to find an X-factor fullback. They wanted Jayden Campbell. That ship has now sailed, but they’re still on the lookout.

4. Minimise the inevitable noise around the coach
Brad Arthur is the longest-serving coach in Eels history. The team’s inability to back up a 2022 grand final berth with a finals appearance in 2023 is a concern. You can be assured the drums will start beating in the event of some early losses.

5. Find a back-up half
Jake Arthur’s mid-season transfer to Manly, and the expected departure of young gun Ethan Sanders to Canberra in 2025, will leave the Eels short on depth in the halves.

 

[Twizzle]

Sanders doesn't seem to be in a rush and its 10 days till November.

Interresting.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

And whatever he does in 2025 doesn’t impact our use of him as a backup next year.

 

[JokerEel]

Want to avoid a Panthers four-peat? Here’s your team’s to-do list over summer

These are the top five priorities for each NRL club to address if they want to challenge for next year’s premiership.

www.smh.com.au

Parramatta Eels​

1. Find a hooker
The departure of Reed Mahoney last year, compounded by the early retirement of Josh Hodgson, has left the Eels short on quality No.9s.

2. Keep or find a general manager
The Wests Tigers are expected to come in for general manager Mark O’Neill. The Eels may have to put their hands in their pockets and look for a replacement.

3. Find an X-factor
Despite the club’s public denials, the coaching staff tinkered with the idea of moving Clint Gutherson to the centres to find an X-factor fullback. They wanted Jayden Campbell. That ship has now sailed, but they’re still on the lookout.

4. Minimise the inevitable noise around the coach
Brad Arthur is the longest-serving coach in Eels history. The team’s inability to back up a 2022 grand final berth with a finals appearance in 2023 is a concern. You can be assured the drums will start beating in the event of some early losses.

5. Find a back-up half
Jake Arthur’s mid-season transfer to Manly, and the expected departure of young gun Ethan Sanders to Canberra in 2025, will leave the Eels short on depth in the halves.

1. We have 2 hookers Lussick and Hands
2. MON turned the Tigers down
3. We have Brown/Moses
4. Win games
5. Moses / Brown / Asi

 

[JokerEel]

Sanders doesn't seem to be in a rush and its 10 days till November.

Interresting.

Isn't it till Round 6 next year for juniors?

 

[emjaycee]

Isn't it till Round 6 next year for juniors?

That might explain why he isn't in a rush

 

[Soren Lorenson]

That might explain why he isn't in a rush

I’m still not convinced there is any advantage in the pathway at the Raiders over us, now that Fogarty has resigned along with Weekes and their own young Ethan.

 

[JokerEel]

I’m still not convinced there is any advantage in the pathway at the Raiders over us, now that Fogarty has resigned along with Weekes and their own young Ethan.

Yep Makes no sense Sanders is 19 Moses Contract ends in 2026 he will be 33.
Sanders will be 22-23 you have 3 seasons to develop your game. Play the random first grade game and possibly also be a 14.

 

[Happy MEel]

Yep Makes no sense Sanders is 19 Moses Contract ends in 2026 he will be 33.
Sanders will be 22-23 you have 3 seasons to develop your game. Play the random first grade game and possibly also be a 14.

Don’t forget there’s a few years for Dylan to do something stupid again and get himself sacked.

 

[TheRam]

I’m still not convinced there is any advantage in the pathway at the Raiders over us, now that Fogarty has resigned along with Weekes and their own young Ethan.

What?

We have both Moses and Brown, whish is one of the top 3 halves combinations in the comp. Raiders have who, Fogarty and Weeks and you don't see any real advantage for a up and coming young gun with a heap of talent and potential going to the Raiders?

Boy some people really have no idea.

Both Sanders and Ethan Strange are two of the most promising halves coming through in the lower grades and if they both make it the Raiders will have a great young halves combination that if they fulfilled their full promise would obliterate anything a Fogarty/Weeks combo could ever produce.

Both of them playing at the Raiders would give them way more opportunities than if they were to be sitting behind a combo that is rated in the top 3 in the NRL like ours ever would.

The only negative I see is Ricky Stuart.

 

[Soren Lorenson]

What?

We have both Moses and Brown, whish is one of the top 3 halves combinations in the comp. Raiders have who, Fogarty and Weeks and you don't see any real advantage for a up and coming young gun with a heap of talent and potential going to the Raiders?

Boy some people really have no idea.

Both Sanders and Ethan Strange are two of the most promising halves coming through in the lower grades and if they both make it the Raiders will have a great young halves combination that if they fulfilled their full promise would obliterate anything a Fogarty/Weeks combo could ever produce.

Both of them playing at the Raiders would give them way more opportunities than if they were to be sitting behind a combo that is rated in the top 3 in the NRL like ours ever would.

The only negative I see is Ricky Stuart.

Says the merkin who admits to rarely watching games.

 

[TheRam]

Says the merkin who admits to rarely watching games.

And I still know more than you ffs!