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Eels rookie in shop window
By Steve Mascord
April 08, 2007
PARRAMATTA Eels unveiled a 20-year-old five-eighth destined to be one of the NRL's hottest properties as they ran seven tries past a listless Canberra last night.
With Nathan Hindmarsh dashing 60 metres for the longest try of his senior career, the Eels embarrassed the Raiders.
But the talk was about debutants, five-eighth Blake Green and centre Krisnan Inu.
Green, a Hills District junior, revealed he was not contracted beyond 2007.
"Hopefully I can pick up a spot somewhere else, if not here," Green said.
"I'm passionate about the place. I love living in the Parramatta area and I'd love to play for Parramatta for the rest of my life.
"But I want to play first grade, so wherever I can get a position, I'm happy to play there."
With so many clubs searching for a halfback, the Eels youngster could be sitting on a pot of gold if he can impress this season.
His manager Isaac Moses said: "Manly were interested before and a couple of other clubs have just kept tabs with him.
"He wants to play NRL and if he can't do it here then he's willing to look at places where he can."
Five days after capturing the competition's imagination with a shock win against Newcastle, the Raiders started strongly. But when Hindmarsh took a 12th-minute hit-up on his 40-metre line and ran through the teeth of their forwards, it was game over.
Canberra captain Alan Tongue said referee Gavin Badger called second rower Neville Costigan offside before Hindmarsh waltzed through.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,21521279-23214,00.html
By Steve Mascord
April 08, 2007
PARRAMATTA Eels unveiled a 20-year-old five-eighth destined to be one of the NRL's hottest properties as they ran seven tries past a listless Canberra last night.
With Nathan Hindmarsh dashing 60 metres for the longest try of his senior career, the Eels embarrassed the Raiders.
But the talk was about debutants, five-eighth Blake Green and centre Krisnan Inu.
Green, a Hills District junior, revealed he was not contracted beyond 2007.
"Hopefully I can pick up a spot somewhere else, if not here," Green said.
"I'm passionate about the place. I love living in the Parramatta area and I'd love to play for Parramatta for the rest of my life.
"But I want to play first grade, so wherever I can get a position, I'm happy to play there."
With so many clubs searching for a halfback, the Eels youngster could be sitting on a pot of gold if he can impress this season.
His manager Isaac Moses said: "Manly were interested before and a couple of other clubs have just kept tabs with him.
"He wants to play NRL and if he can't do it here then he's willing to look at places where he can."
Five days after capturing the competition's imagination with a shock win against Newcastle, the Raiders started strongly. But when Hindmarsh took a 12th-minute hit-up on his 40-metre line and ran through the teeth of their forwards, it was game over.
Canberra captain Alan Tongue said referee Gavin Badger called second rower Neville Costigan offside before Hindmarsh waltzed through.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,21521279-23214,00.html