Casper The Ghost
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I think the club have to make a case, but that seems to be how things have worked in the past.
So our club will go before the NRL to beg for assistance :thumb
I think the club have to make a case, but that seems to be how things have worked in the past.
Parramatta Eels: Semi Radradra and Beau Champion facing extended stints on the sidelines
JAMES HOOPER
The Sunday Telegraph
March 15, 2015 12:00AM
PARRAMATTA coach Brad Arthur will be forced to perform major backline surgery for round three with Semi Radradra and Beau Champion facing extended stints on the sidelines.
The Eels duo was rushed for scans on Saturday, with winger Radradra suffering a medial ligament injury and centre Champion facing the prospect of being ruled out for the rest of the season.
With the Eels scheduled to play the Warriors in Auckland next Saturday, coach Arthur is expected to rush centre Ryan Morgan and possibly NSW Cup winger Bureta Faraimo into the Eels squad.
Halfback Chris Sandow was also forced from the field during Friday nights loss to Canterbury-Bankstown, with the Eels no.7 receiving a pain-killing injection for an ankle issue.
Asked about the current raft of injury problems, Arthur said: Its pretty bad, I think.
We need to get some reports done but Beau Champion doesnt look good, Semi doesnt look good and, once Chrissys needle wears off, that is probably not going to look good.
It was a tough night but we just have to front up next week.
With Champion signed on a one-year deal with the Eels, the ex-South Sydney centre will be hoping the knee injury allows him to have another shot at playing NRL football.
Sandows ankle is also the ankle he injured during the Auckland Nines tournament, with the Eels hopeful the halfback will be able to make the trip across the Tasman.
Eels young gun forward Tepai Moreoa is also carrying a shoulder injury but the Parramatta camp is confident the rookie backrower will play against the Warriors.
Pretty sure if an injury is more than 13 weeks you allowed to claim something back for the cap, Kenny is gone for the year so you would think we would again something but then again it is the NRL.I think the club have to make a case, but that seems to be how things have worked in the past.
Do we use it as an opportunity to blood Davis? Is he ready?
Champion was a risk from day one.We where only club silly enough to risk him.
Do we use it as an opportunity to blood Davis? Is he ready?