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It's okay but I prefer the white.
Blue & Gold, forever: Eels unveil 2024 Retro Jersey
The Parramatta Eels have released their 2024 Retro Jersey, to be worn for the first time on Easter Monday.www.parraeels.com.au
What does everyone think? I LOVE it! We are blue and gold.
Also this is a good point. Club options for an outside back over 30 probably don't boost his price too much. Meanwhile a player option for the same player is a fair risk, and should lead to a significant discount.
What’s the point, you are that f**king stupid.
I think 2001 going retro hurts me. Just makes me feel old.
I went the 1981 jersey recently. If you are going retro target our happiest memory.
We dont have a lot of space to work with the retro's then.
Love the original Blue and Gold Hoops jersey. Thats my personal favourite. Not Bernies love child remake version. Also the prior half blue half gold. The 86 jersey is also a favourite.
We had a decent forward pack around that time.
I have Asbestos in my house to re-live our happiest memory
Better than in your lungs mate. Yeah JAMES HARDY on the front had me hesitate for a bit for sure.
Noel Dolton, Peter Matson, Ted Heinrich, Keith Campbell, Peter (Dutchy) Linde, Barry Leaney, Mike Jones, Billy Jones, John McMartin, Lindsay Armour, Roy Fisher, Storky Cornwell, Ralph (Butch) Harding, Lindsay Armour..(Ian Walsh coached, but never played), John Quayle, Alex Gilgandis, Rod (Knuckles) Blundell, Peter (The Creep) Peters, John Vincent, Denis Fitzgerald, John Baker, Rick Baber,......they are just some that I can recall during my early days. I recall blokes like Roy Fisher, Billy Rayner, Storky Cornwell, Knuckles Blundell, Lindsay Armour putting their bodies on the line against some powerful and BRUTAL packs week after week, getting hammered but back lining up again the next week. It all changed in 1962 with Killer Kearney coming on board as Coach, and Bobby Bugden, Leo Toohey, Ken Foord, Mike Jackson, Billy McCall, Noel Dolton and THE MAYOR, Ken Thornett joining the Club. The days of being pushed around were coming to an end....My favourite game of that era was at Cumberland Oval when Parramatta thrashed StGeorge 19-8 before a record crowd....in 1962..."I have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord." I was just 16 at the time, and can remember it vividly like it was happening right now...Those were the days Twiz..Thank you for allowing me to exercise my mind. Love it..
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Noel Dolton, Peter Matson, Ted Heinrich, Keith Campbell, Peter (Dutchy) Linde, Barry Leaney, Mike Jones, Billy Jones, John McMartin, Lindsay Armour, Roy Fisher, Storky Cornwell, Ralph (Butch) Harding, Lindsay Armour..(Ian Walsh coached, but never played), John Quayle, Alex Gilgandis, Rod (Knuckles) Blundell, Peter (The Creep) Peters, John Vincent, Denis Fitzgerald, John Baker, Rick Baber,......they are just some that I can recall during my early days. I recall blokes like Roy Fisher, Billy Rayner, Storky Cornwell, Knuckles Blundell, Lindsay Armour putting their bodies on the line against some powerful and BRUTAL packs week after week, getting hammered but back lining up again the next week. It all changed in 1962 with Killer Kearney coming on board as Coach, and Bobby Bugden, Leo Toohey, Ken Foord, Mike Jackson, Billy McCall, Noel Dolton and THE MAYOR, Ken Thornett joining the Club. The days of being pushed around were coming to an end....My favourite game of that era was at Cumberland Oval when Parramatta thrashed StGeorge 19-8 before a record crowd....in 1962..."I have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord." I was just 16 at the time, and can remember it vividly like it was happening right now...Those were the days Twiz..Thank you for allowing me to exercise my mind. Love it..
The Sleeping Giant Awakens - Pete's Parra History
The coming season promises to be a massive one as the Eels prepare to celebrate their 70th birthday. Here at TCT, our mantra has been to share Parramatta's rich history and bright future with our readers. What better way to do so than by accessing the memories of fellow fans. Today, we're proud to p
