NRL 2021: Parramatta Eels, stat attack, what's the matter with Parra? The numbers behind their form slide
A deep dive into what's going wrong at the Parramatta Eels in the second half of the season.
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A deep dive into what's going wrong at the Parramatta Eels in the second half of the season.
Ryan Matterson's calling to ensure people with disabilities "aren't defined by their limitations" has led to the Eels second-rower starting his own support service. A keen contributor to an array of community initiatives, Matterson has been recognised with a nomination for the NRL's esteemed Ken Stephen Medal, proudly brought to you by Your Local Club. After being involved with Giant Steps, and facilitating Parramatta's relationship with Heroes With Ability, Matterson and his brother Dean have created Meraki Disability Support. "We've been given a perfect opportunity to put our passion into w...
NRL players take great delight in engaging with the community and boosting spirits. And while these deeds are not done for praise or attention, the off-field work of 13 players has been recognised with a nomination for the 2021 Ken Stephen Medal, sponsored by Your Local Club. The nominees, put forward by their NRL clubs as part of the annual NRL Community Awards, are listed below with their junior teams: Adam Doueihi (Wests Tigers/Strathfield Raiders) Cody Walker (South Sydney Rabbitohs/Casino Cougars) Jamal Fogarty (Gold Coast Titans/Beaudesert Kingfishers) Jamayne Isaako (Brisbane Broncos/A...
Immortal Kombat When I spoke to Mitchell Moses a few days after his State of Origin debut, he gave no indication he’d suffered a fracture in his back. He said it had spasmed a few times after being hit by Queensland’s Felise Kaufusi in the seventh minute, but that was about it. “My back’s a bit sore,” is all he’s said to me in the past few days. It says a lot about Mitchell that he kept quiet last week about the injury and didn’t use it as an excuse as people ripped into him about his performance in game three.
One-time Tigers junior Mitchell Moses twisted the knife against his old side once more with a hand in three tries in the space of five minutes – a period of the Eels 40-12 thumping both coaches took issue with after full-time.