Matty Bhoy
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Boys it’s not one or the other. We can, in theory, have both. Reading these posts just seems like mental scarring from continuously losing series you have no right to lose.
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Don't you think you've had enough disappointment for one year?Bloody hell I just realized I could have upgraded my eels seats with the cash I wasted tonight on origin tickets
Yes i am starting to think he is in Turbo category now when it comes to injuries.
Or that fraud Cleary, a great club half but poor in every other arena. Bring back Moses and Maguire!!!
The Bears were far from a certainty when Moses re-signed. What you are suggesting makes no logical sense.
And then he tricked them into playing him just enough to be selected for 1 origin game
Laurie Daley
Ffs, you've had your sook, pick up your toys and move on.
Brad Arthur a huge chance
1.3M a year for 5 years - no clauses
Moses signs mammoth five-year, $6.5m Eels deal
The Eels have locked down their halfback and made him the highest-paid player in the game.www.watoday.com.au
ByAdrian Proszenko
Updated February 28, 2025 — 12.36pmfirst published at 11.36am
Mitchell Moses has become the highest-paid player in the game after signing a new five-year contract with Parramatta.
The new contract, which also upgrades his current deal, will result in Mitchell earning $1.3 million per season until the end of 2029. Having only just been handed the captaincy, the development is a huge boost for rookie coach Jason Ryles and could be a potential incentive for halves partner Dylan Brown to stay put.
Moses was already on a deal worth $1.2 million per annum until the end of 2028, but an option in his favour meant that he could exit at the end of season 2026, if he chose to do so before October 31.
Speaking to this masthead at the Fremont St Fan Day in Las Vegas just as the deal was announced, Parramatta chief executive Jim Sarantinos said there were **no clauses or options in the new deal.
“No, and it’s really important,” Sarantinos said. “We’ve made some key changes to the club and one of those key changes is Mitch being captain.
“This is him showing faith in the direction the club is going and we couldn’t be happier.”
Ryles has only just installed Moses as the club’s new skipper following the departure of Clint Gutherson to the Dragons, but Sarantinos said the captaincy wasn’t used as a bargaining chip.
“That was the right choice for the club,” he said.
“Mitch was invested regardless. These things don’t happen overnight and [he] was only made captain a couple of weeks ago. We were already truly down the path of him being invested long term irrespective of the captaincy.”
Cameron Smith
