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El Diablo

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https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/ha...-during-eels-cap-scandal-20180501-p4zcpu.html

Moses' face fits for Eels and ANZ

Mitchell Moses is set to be the face of the Parramatta Eels, as an ambassador for ANZ Stadium.

In a deal that reflects his rising status in the west, Moses is in talks to join stadium posterboys including South Sydney’s Greg Inglis, Wallabies star Israel Folau and his Tigers flatmate Luke Brooks. The Eels will be playing out of their brand-new stadium in Parramatta from next year, but ANZ officials were keen to link with a star of the blue and golds. It’s believed a deal will soon be announced.

“I honestly don’t know too much about what’s happening there, but if something like that was to happen it’s a massive honour to be noticed in that way,” Moses said.

“We’re trying to make our own memories for Parramatta at ANZ at the moment, so hopefully we can get into semi-finals contention and carry that on all the way to that last game at ANZ.”
 

Joshuatheeel

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Canterbury might be handcuffed by the salary cap for next season but their recruitment strategy has taken a long-term focus with the club recruiting some of the best emerging talents on long-term deals.

The latest addition to the team is a talented Parramatta junior in Matthew Doorey.

Turning 18 later this year, Doorey has signed an incredible four-year-deal with the Bulldogs which sees him on a development contract before jumping into the top 30 in 2021.

A Kellyville product, Doorey has been released by the Eels for the remainder of the year to join the Bulldogs where he’s expected to feature in the 20s later this season.

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Bulldogs won the battle for his signature last week.

A backrower who was the youngest member of the 2016 GIO Cup competition winners, Doorey is also part of the NSW 18s pathways program.

His deal with the Bulldogs has him tied up until the end of 2022.

With salary cap constraints at the top level, the Bulldogs have swooped on some of the game’s most promising young talents.

Earlier this year they landed the signature of Australian Schoolboy forward James Roumanos.

Roumanos has signed a three-year NRL deal with the Bulldogs starting in 2019.“

And

“Which Sydney based club is chasing the signature of Suaia Matagi?

It’s understood this team wants to bring the 30-year-old into their team before June 30 but have some work to do before the deal is done.

A journeyman, Matagi started his career with the Warriors before moving to the Roosters, Panthers and the Eels who are his most recent club.

Matagi started in the forward pack on the weekend.”

https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...n/news-story/a39e04a02ffade3e4c111fac706bf762
 

hindy111

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Another one we let go?
Long deal for an 18yld. Not a huge deal if he more then likelt doesnt make grade for another 3 yrs
 

Joshuatheeel

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I reckon it’s the Sharks.

Anyhow the article does suggest it’s a long way from happening.

As far as I don’t rate Matagi, I doubt BA will release him unless we have cover for it - which we don’t currently have especially with Brown/Evan still a few weeks away.
 
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