Is it a kid or what ? It confuses me to watch.

Either way he actually knows fuck all of the song :lol:

Manly-Warringah vs Penrith
Wests vs Brisbane
Cronulla vs NQ
Canterbury vs Souths
Canberra vs Newcastle
Parramatta vs Gold Coast
Easts vs St George
Melbourne vs NZ

do we have a score update from last week didnt see it posted?

Knights member drive reaches 2500

MATT CARR
21 Apr, 2011 02:37 PM

MORE than 2500 Knights fans have signed up for new memberships since Tuesday’s Target 10,000 launch.

By 2pm this afternoon 2550 fans had signed up for memberships in just over 48 hours.

The afternoon launch attracted more than 1000 fans by close of business Tuesday and has continued to draw strong support.


The new 10-game membership packages would allow a family of two adults and two children to watch every remaining home game from a reserved grandstand seat at Ausgrid Stadium for just $5 each.


The new ticketed membership packages are available from today by contacting the Knights’ office on 4941 8282 or PROticket on 1300 121 012, or visiting the Knights website.


http://www.theherald.com.au/news/local/sport/rugby-league/knights-member-drive-reaches-2500/2141885.aspx

Need Sharks to get up for my multi to come off. Got Brisbane and Manly right last night.

I'd like to thank the Sharks for more than likely making 3/3 so far for me :lol:

The majority of the time I tip against them as well.
:lol:
2/3 with the Cowbies getting up after the bloody tigers.

You're a brave man tipping the Tigers to beat the Broncos any time, let alone a Good Friday match :lol:

Ausmojo will be happy.
Cowboys 14-0 Sharks.


Edited by buddha69: 23/4/2011 06:48:36 PM

Indeed.

3 in a row for us, can't even remember the last time that happened.

We've won more games this year then we did last year already :lol:

Now to deal with Manly at home next week

Us losing Gardner and Kelly did not help, you lot deserved it

Eels under pressure to turn around recruitment policies

James Hooper From: The Sunday Telegraph April 24, 2011

THE Parramatta Eels are under mounting pressure to land a big-name signing for next season - and new coach Stephen Kearney has admitted the club's previous recruitment and retention policies have been flawed.

The Sunday Telegraph has obtained a copy of the Parramatta Leagues Club annual report to be mailed to 35,000 members this week.

Detailed under the section "Meet the Coach", Kearney has outlined his blueprint to end the Eels' 25-year title drought. It includes:

* Undertaking a complete overhaul of the club's recruitment and retention system;

* Implementing a Parramatta Academy aimed at identifying outstanding junior talent earmarked for Toyota Cup and the NRL;

* Admitting the Eels' erratic fluctuations over the past 10 years "have not been good enough".

In the report, Kearney writes:

"Without going into intricate detail, the first part of our plan is already under way and it involves a more structured and specific approach to recruitment and retention of players and staff.

"It has been very frustrating for me as a newcomer to watch former Parramatta players running around playing for other clubs against the Eels.

"So I can only imagine how annoying it must be for our loyal sponsors and our very supportive fans. I aim to provide the necessary stability and direction as head coach that will ensure our retention program will hopefully put an end to our current players leaving the club.

"On the recruitment front, I am aiming to introduce some new talent into specific positions that will also assist our on-field performance."

The timing of Kearney's assessment is pivotal as the Eels continue to search for their first big-name signing since he joined the club in November.

Despite boasting a $1 million cheque book, the Eels have missed the signatures of Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Adam Blair, Kyle Stanley and Matt Duffie.

South Sydney halfback Chris Sandow was this week identified as the top priority target as the club looks for a solution to its on-going halfback dilemma.

The other issue simmering at Parramatta is the looming leagues club board election on May 21.

Ex-Eels player Steve Sharp and ex-Eels employee Phil Moss have nominated to run as independent candidates.

If elected, this could upset the balance of power on the the Eels leagues club and football club boards.

But after turning a $9.1 million loss into a $7.1 million profit since the 3P ticket swept to power in 2009, the current Parramatta board boasts strong credentials.

On the football front, Eels power brokers are privately frustrated at the lack of structure Kearney has inherited since taking over from Daniel Anderson.

Some of the power brokers claim the Eels have been devoid of a strategic plan since Brian Smith departed the club in 2006.

Kearney's first significant recruitment move was to appoint ex-Broncos football manager Peter Nolan as chief recruitment officer. Now the pressure is on Nolan to deliver a prize signature.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/eels-under-pressure-to-turn-around-recruitment-policies/story-e6frexnr-1226043760664

The Raiders throw away a 12-0 lead to lose 22-12 to the Knights.

Parra get up 22-18 over Gold Coast

Parra get up 22-18 over Gold Coast