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The Eels bagged win #13 with a stout 26-8 victory over the Gold Coast Titans as they embarked their QLD odyssey driven by COVID-19. Sixties and Forty20 discuss how Parramatta won the day in a game where they were without the services of both Mitchell Moses and Junior Paulo. From the pure speed of Dylan Brown to the utter class of Reed Mahoney, the boys don’t leave a stone unturned in their break down.
This week’s episode of The Tip Sheet rounds out with a quick review of the Blues and the roles that Moses and Paulo played in the Game 3 loss.
Hi boys well done again, as for what you said Craig about some people watching the game,they are only interested in the bottom line as is the go with a few fair weather fans not what it took to get there. In my limited opinion I was pleased with the game and the outcome i would take that sort of game any day it does my ageing heart a lot of good,thanks men please stay safe talk soon.Oh yeah Craig after that big win you must of had on the punt it’s your shout when we meet again.
Yes the roles played was Junior as the ball boy and Moses carrying the kicking T.
That’s some seriously well paid helpers.
Another good tip sheet, always looking forward to the next.
On Junior I thought SOO 3 was his best. I thought he ran hard and the last minute offload was a pearler.
Cheers John. And I am encouraged by this later in the season form by some key players.
Matterson, Brown ‘s. How good was that jink and accelerate. Loved it
Outstanding John!
As a population is there a more partisan group of commentators than the Qld commentary.
Gus is clearly the gold standard but watching the Broncos Tigers game this lot is right up there.
The Qld team cream themselves over Haas, and never comment that he doesn’t defend. Was poor in 2 tries in Origin with goal line defence, and added to it today.
Mind you, outderping the Tigpies takes a gold class effort, and Brodie Croft is kidding.k
The errors from the Broncos which continually invited the Tigers into the contest were “elite“. With some composure and a little direction they would have won that easily.
It was a little bit funny too!