Parra News May 21 2024
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SPORT Tuesday, May 21 2024 Eels drop four straight NATHAN TAYLOR Brad Arthur and Junior Paulo. Photo: NRL Images. Parramatta halfback Mitchell Moses is no certainty to return this weekend from a broken foot. Eels coach Brad Arthur was due to finalise his team this afternoon ahead of Saturday night’s must-win clash against last-placed South Sydney at Accor Stadium. Moses was originally scheduled to return this week after fracturing his foot against Manly in late March. If Moses does make his long-awaited comeback this weekend, it could possibly be via the extended bench, with Arthur giving his chief playmaker up until kick-off to prove his fitness. The Eels desperately need the Origin star back after dropping their fourth straight game on Sunday at Suncorp Stadium. Up against one of the best teams in the competition in Melbourne, the Eels were well in the fight at half-time down 16-10 before the Storm ran in five second half tries to one, to blow the game apart. “The second half was embarrassing,” Arthur said following his side’s 48-16 defeat. “We just fell in a hole for a period of 10 to 15 minutes. We lacked resilience in that period and kept digging the hole deeper.” Bailey Simonsson, Blaize Talagi and Maika Sivo were the try scorers for the Eels. 2024 AWARDS CEREMONY Book now to secure your tickets! 30 May 2024 The ZEST Awards are Western Sydney’s premier platform for recognising and celebrating the achievements of the region’s Community Sector Proudly led by: Major Partners: For more information or to purchase your tickets for the ZEST Awards Ceremony visit: www.wscf.org.au/zestawards Media Partners: 53528
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SPORT<br />
Tuesday, <strong>May</strong> <strong>21</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />
Eels drop four straight<br />
NATHAN TAYLOR<br />
Brad Arthur and Junior Paulo. Photo: NRL Images.<br />
<strong>Parra</strong>matta halfback Mitchell Moses is<br />
no certainty to return this weekend<br />
from a broken foot.<br />
Eels coach Brad Arthur was due to finalise<br />
his team this afternoon ahead of Saturday<br />
night’s must-win clash against last-placed<br />
South Sydney at Accor Stadium.<br />
Moses was originally scheduled to return<br />
this week after fracturing his foot against<br />
Manly in late March.<br />
If Moses does make his long-awaited comeback<br />
this weekend, it could possibly be via<br />
the extended bench, with Arthur giving his<br />
chief playmaker up until kick-off to prove his<br />
fitness.<br />
The Eels desperately need the Origin star<br />
back after dropping their fourth straight game<br />
on Sunday at Suncorp Stadium.<br />
Up against one of the best teams in the<br />
competition in Melbourne, the Eels were well<br />
in the fight at half-time down 16-10 before the<br />
Storm ran in five second half tries to one, to<br />
blow the game apart.<br />
“The second half was embarrassing,” Arthur<br />
said following his side’s 48-16 defeat.<br />
“We just fell in a hole for a period of 10 to 15<br />
minutes. We lacked resilience in that period<br />
and kept digging the hole deeper.”<br />
Bailey Simonsson, Blaize Talagi and Maika<br />
Sivo were the try scorers for the Eels.<br />
<strong>2024</strong> AWARDS CEREMONY<br />
Book now to secure<br />
your tickets!<br />
30 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />
The ZEST Awards are Western Sydney’s premier<br />
platform for recognising and celebrating the<br />
achievements of the region’s Community Sector<br />
Proudly led by:<br />
Major Partners:<br />
For more information or to purchase your<br />
tickets for the ZEST Awards Ceremony visit:<br />
www.wscf.org.au/zestawards<br />
Media Partners:<br />
53528