Rnd 15 Team list vs Raiders

[emjaycee]

I thought it was pretty schist tbh

Fixed my response if you're wanting to be crystal clear.

 

[I'm a loser baby...]

I thought it was pretty schist tbh

How rude. I demand a gravelling apology!

 

[Obscene Assassin]

And yet our attack isn't our problem. We are ranked 4th in attack behind Melbourne, Bunnies and Roosters. Our defence has been our issue (particularly in the middle third) and I reckon N Brown is more likely to help that than D Brown.

D Brown's defence is better than W Smith's and J Salmon's

 

[emjaycee]

D Brown's defence is better than W Smith's and J Salmon's

Sure, but I don't see Dylan defending in the middle. And I was responding to a comment that we will see a sudden improvement in our attack.

 

[Glenneel]

Well, next week Parry is eligible if they want to go that way.

He's a junior so doubt BA will pick him. Likes the imports he bought to the club, Taka, Will Smith, etc.

 

[T.S Quint]

He's a junior so doubt BA will pick him. Likes the imports he bought to the club, Taka, Will Smith, etc.

Yeah he never seems to pick our juniors like Brown, Stone, Mahoney, Salmon, Kaufusi.
How come these blokes haven’t had a run?

 

[84 Baby]

He's a junior so doubt BA will pick him. Likes the imports he bought to the club, Taka, Will Smith, etc.

FMD you are a thickshit

 

[Barry O'Speedwagon]

He's a junior so doubt BA will pick him. Likes the imports he bought to the club, Taka, Will Smith, etc.

Well, he can't have picked him up to now. How do you explain the selection of DBrown, Kaufusi and Mahoney (and Salmon to a lesser extent)?

 

[hindy111]

D Brown's defence is better than W Smith's and J Salmon's

Better then Salmons? Unsure.
To small a sample size. I'd back the bigger boy who is just as mobile.

 

[Eelementary]

Better then Salmons? Unsure.
To small a sample size. I'd back the bigger boy who is just as mobile.

I think both Salmon, and Dylan Brown, are very good defenders.

But Brown is a natural half - Salmon is a very good young player, imo, but not a natural half.

 

[T.S Quint]

I think both Salmon, and Dylan Broen, are very good defenders.

But Brown is a natural half - Salmon is a very good young player, imo, but not a natural half.

Yeah but Salmon is full of omega 3.
What’s Brown got?

 

[Gronk]

Yeah but Salmon is full of omega 3.
What’s Brown got?

High fibre ?

 

[strider]

High fibre ?

Good for ya bum

 

[Gronk]

Tickets are selling fast for Saturday nights Round 15 clash between the Parramatta Eels and the Canberra Raiders.

Being played at Darwins TIO Stadium, the much-anticipated game will kick off at 7.05pm with several curtain raiser games scheduled earlier in the afternoon.

Rugby fans are urged to get down to the TIO Stadium from 3.30pm, with the Under 16 mens and the womens Eels Cup games and Eels Medal game to take place.

The Eels vs Raiders match is expected to be hotly contested, with the NRL teams sitting eighth and fourth on the ladder respectively.

This week has been jam-packed for the Eels, with the team taking part in a number of different community activities across Darwin and Katherine after touching down in the Territory earlier this week.

There are opportunities for members of the public to meet their favourite rugby players as part of team signing sessions on Thursday outside the Live Darwin Hub in Smith Street Mall from 12.30pm to 1.15pm and at Mindil Beach from 5.30pm.

The Territory Eels will be training tonight at Territory Rugby League Stadium at Marrara, the new home of local rugby league from 6.30pm.

A number of school, community sporting club and hospital visits are also included in the Eels itinerary, allowing young sporting stars to meet their rugby idols.

To avoid missing out on the Round 15 clash on Saturday night, people are urged to purchase their tickets as soon as possible through www.ntix.com.au.

As noted by Minister for Tourism, Sport and Culture, Lauren Moss:

The Territory Labor Government continues to bring major sporting events to the Territory, providing a boost for the economy, attracting visitors, supporting local businesses and jobs and giving Territorians the opportunity to see elite level sporting events at home.

The Eels and the Raiders are in form, and I am confident Saturday nights clash will be well supported by league fans of all ages.

Tickets have been selling well, so I would urge members of the public to purchase theirs online as soon as possible to avoid missing out.

As noted by Parramatta Eels Club Team Captain, Clint Gutherson:

“We cant wait to touch down in Darwin and play against the Raiders in front of the locals.

The players really look forward to our annual trip to the Northern Territory it feels like a home away from home for us.

Well be out in the community during the week, so were hoping to meet as many of our NT fans as possible.”

https://www.miragenews.com/nrl-stars-touch-down-in-territory-for-round-15/

 

[Eelementary]

Yeah but Salmon is full of omega 3.
What’s Brown got?

I...got nothing.

 

[Djay]

I think both Salmon, and Dylan Broen, are very good defenders.

But Brown is a natural half - Salmon is a very good young player, imo, but not a natural half.

Agreed, you can just see how natural it is to Brown.

Hoping Salmon becomes a very good back rower/centre.

Very excited for D Brown's return though.

 

[JohnStoppafarty]

Tickets are selling fast for Saturday nights Round 15 clash between the Parramatta Eels and the Canberra Raiders.

Being played at Darwins TIO Stadium, the much-anticipated game will kick off at 7.05pm with several curtain raiser games scheduled earlier in the afternoon.

Rugby fans are urged to get down to the TIO Stadium from 3.30pm, with the Under 16 mens and the womens Eels Cup games and Eels Medal game to take place.

The Eels vs Raiders match is expected to be hotly contested, with the NRL teams sitting eighth and fourth on the ladder respectively.

This week has been jam-packed for the Eels, with the team taking part in a number of different community activities across Darwin and Katherine after touching down in the Territory earlier this week.

There are opportunities for members of the public to meet their favourite rugby players as part of team signing sessions on Thursday outside the Live Darwin Hub in Smith Street Mall from 12.30pm to 1.15pm and at Mindil Beach from 5.30pm.

The Territory Eels will be training tonight at Territory Rugby League Stadium at Marrara, the new home of local rugby league from 6.30pm.

A number of school, community sporting club and hospital visits are also included in the Eels itinerary, allowing young sporting stars to meet their rugby idols.

To avoid missing out on the Round 15 clash on Saturday night, people are urged to purchase their tickets as soon as possible through www.ntix.com.au.

As noted by Minister for Tourism, Sport and Culture, Lauren Moss:

The Territory Labor Government continues to bring major sporting events to the Territory, providing a boost for the economy, attracting visitors, supporting local businesses and jobs and giving Territorians the opportunity to see elite level sporting events at home.

The Eels and the Raiders are in form, and I am confident Saturday nights clash will be well supported by league fans of all ages.

Tickets have been selling well, so I would urge members of the public to purchase theirs online as soon as possible to avoid missing out.

As noted by Parramatta Eels Club Team Captain, Clint Gutherson:

“We cant wait to touch down in Darwin and play against the Raiders in front of the locals.

The players really look forward to our annual trip to the Northern Territory it feels like a home away from home for us.

Well be out in the community during the week, so were hoping to meet as many of our NT fans as possible.”

https://www.miragenews.com/nrl-stars-touch-down-in-territory-for-round-15/

Anyone got a radio link for the game?

 

[Happy MEel]

Alvaro and the fresh prince (thank Christ) drop off.

 

[Gazzamatta]

Oh joy. Taka keeps his spot.