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I acknowledge that in the biggest game of his coaching career he picked his plodder of a son on the bench with no plan to actually use him and a busted Nathan Brown who wasn’t good enough to crack first grade all year before that game.
Parrapou?
That’s Jarryd Hayne, and that’s even considering the fact Hayne was happy to coast on his natural talent. Would be nice to have seen what he could’ve been if he had the killer instinct.
Interesting. I sat in front of a row of about 10 young Indian fellas at Commbank a couple of weeks ago against Penrith. 2 or 3 sounded like eels tragics and were educating the others about what was happening on the field. They were loving it. It was great to see.
Dont be silly - Jakey and Boods are superstars and leaders of men!
Right.
Legal Eel surely even you can recognise and hail Brad Arthur for taking us out of our predestined demise.
Well Boods is going well
The only history I’ve been alive to experience isn’t worth remembering. This team has won sweet f**k all in my time, we even got stripped of our shitty nines trophy.
Keep the faith brother.
That he is an ‘Eels great’.
These are reserve grade sides ffs. Their results are determined by availability in their grade and the one above it.
Brad Arthur took on the team at our all time low when everyone else was slicing and dicing us up for feeder teams to rorters, gus gould's next adventure, every other team but us and at the same time we were ritually humiliated by the fact we were over the cap and came last. Stripped of points for next season Brad Arthur stepped in an took us to a series of finals appearances.
There was also that Sri Lankan family on Gogglebox. They were Panthers tragics.
They aren’t superstars but they are obviously leaders.
It’s a good point.
