Redback71
First Grade
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I hope you are as proud of your team as I am following Saturday nights heart breaking loss to the Storm down in Melbourne.
As I said to them after the game, they put in so much to win the game, but in the end it was not the players who determined the result, it was the men with the whistle, flags and remote control.
I was really pleased with how we stuck to the task and fought back on a couple of occasions against a home team playing some pretty good football.
There were some disappointing decisions made that hurt our team badly, even if you put to one side the last try and the try that took them to 16 points, when we thought the ball was clearly grounded in touch. The amount of penalties that were blown at crucial times for non descript offences which were then ignored later in the game leave us all scratching our heads. Our boys deserved better than what they received for the efforts they made.
We threw some young blokes into the deep end in Ben Smith and Feleti Mateo and we were all really happy with how they represented their Club for the first time in First Grade.
Back to home we go on Saturday with a big game against our neighbourly rivals the Wests Tigers. They too were the victims of a number of bad calls last week, and both teams are already preparing for a massive game.
Smithy
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PARRAMATTA EELS LADIES IN LEAGUE LUNCHEON WEDENSDAY 25 AUGUST @ ROSEHILL GARDENS
Come and join us as we take a light-hearted look at Rugby League from a womens point of view! The day will include a fashion parade by Castle Towers compared by Carol Provan and Jason Taylor, guest speaker Layne Beachley and an all star celebrity panel as well as lots of great prizes..
If youre into Rugby League you wont want to miss the glitz and glamour of the Ladies In League event..
Tickets are $125 each or $1100 for a table of 10. For more information or to book seats please call Jessica on 8843 0311.
As I said to them after the game, they put in so much to win the game, but in the end it was not the players who determined the result, it was the men with the whistle, flags and remote control.
I was really pleased with how we stuck to the task and fought back on a couple of occasions against a home team playing some pretty good football.
There were some disappointing decisions made that hurt our team badly, even if you put to one side the last try and the try that took them to 16 points, when we thought the ball was clearly grounded in touch. The amount of penalties that were blown at crucial times for non descript offences which were then ignored later in the game leave us all scratching our heads. Our boys deserved better than what they received for the efforts they made.
We threw some young blokes into the deep end in Ben Smith and Feleti Mateo and we were all really happy with how they represented their Club for the first time in First Grade.
Back to home we go on Saturday with a big game against our neighbourly rivals the Wests Tigers. They too were the victims of a number of bad calls last week, and both teams are already preparing for a massive game.
Smithy
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PARRAMATTA EELS LADIES IN LEAGUE LUNCHEON WEDENSDAY 25 AUGUST @ ROSEHILL GARDENS
Come and join us as we take a light-hearted look at Rugby League from a womens point of view! The day will include a fashion parade by Castle Towers compared by Carol Provan and Jason Taylor, guest speaker Layne Beachley and an all star celebrity panel as well as lots of great prizes..
If youre into Rugby League you wont want to miss the glitz and glamour of the Ladies In League event..
Tickets are $125 each or $1100 for a table of 10. For more information or to book seats please call Jessica on 8843 0311.