Awkward love twist to season-ending tackle
An ugly tackle in the trial match between the Eels and Dragons has cost one player an entire season and made Sunday lunch super awkward.
An ugly tackle in the trial match between the Eels and Dragons has cost one player an entire season and made Sunday lunch super awkward.
The Eels are now making news for good reasons. They’ve re-signed five players and are now preparing to hit the market to land a back-rower.
Parramatta star Mitchell Moses is coming off his best season on the footy field, thanks to getting his life in order off of it writes BRENT READ.
Eels coach Brad Arthur opens up on why his side can improve in 2022, which player is under pressure and the new recruit who impressed him most.
Brad Arthur has refused to use Parramatta’s ongoing contract dramas as an excuse after watching his team crash back to reality against the Knights.
It’s the final game of Round 7 and there are changes for both line-ups — check out the final teams for Newcastle v Parramatta.
Parramatta rookie Jaeman Salmon considers himself lucky after hitting three cars and flipping his own vehicle with a blood alcohol reading of 0.068. Now he’s telling his teammates why.
Parramatta are set to off skipper Clint Gutherson a new deal that will either keep him at the club for the next three seasons or force him to test the open market.
Blake Ferguson would have been lining up alongside a host of former Roosters teammates at the Knights had Nathan Brown got his way.
If Bernie Gurr and his general manager of football Mark O’Neill think NRL clubs are not already putting together offers to make a play for Clint Gutherson they are delusional, writes Paul Crawley.
After the thumping of Wests Tigers, Parramatta fans can be forgiven for daring to dream. But rookie rake Reed Mahoney says there is a simple reason for the Eels’ form surge.
Six rounds into the new season, and already the NRL has turned into an ugly mess again — with the edict given to referees to swallow the whistle backfiring because of coaches’ determination to cheat, writes PAUL KENT.
It wasn’t just about the scoreboard. As much as Parramatta were dynamite, this was about the birth of a wonderful new sporting venue in rugby league heartland, writes Phil Rothfield.
Brad Arthur is the sort of bloke you’d want beside you in the trenches. When the going gets tough, Arthur leads the way for those around him, and he showed that resilience after the historic Easter Monday win.
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