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This is very much a targeted depth signing by Parra for an immediate need. With the injury toll extending to Ryley Smith there is no cover for Da Silva in games. Makes sense. Can cover middle and dummy half like Hopgood. The future needs for elite recruitment for 2027 remain. #contract #eels #nrl #parraproud #recruitment

One Club. Parra Proud ✊ #PARRAdise

🕶️POV: PREMIERSHIP TEAM SONG 🏆 @theparraeelsnrlw #PARRAdise #eelsacademy #metaglasses #Parramattaeels #sportsphotography

Still not over this moment 😮‍🔥🏉 Had the chance to interview @theparraeels —bringing that elite energy and presence both on and off the scene 💯 Shoutout to @juniorp93, @isaiah_iongi4, and @M&ICatering for being part of the experience 👏✨ Big thanks as well to @finalroundpromotions and @cggpromotions for making it all happen 🔥 Watch this interview—you don’t want to miss it 🎤💯 #ParramattaEels #NRL #Mobeast #FinalRoundsPromotions #CGGPromotion

Corey talks on the Zac Lomax situation and believes that he should be allowed to play. You can listen to Corey and Heals Monday to Friday from 6am on SENQ 693am or on the SEN APP! #nrl #rugbyleague #zaclomax #eels #parramattaeels

In a development that has stunned absolutely nobody who has ever skimmed a contract, Zac Lomax’s bold attempt to join Melbourne has been spectacularly clotheslined by the ancient and mysterious art of “reading the fine print.” The NRL’s biggest off-season soap opera reached its inevitable courtroom cliffhanger this week when Parramatta and Melbourne settled their dispute over the winger’s attempted Storm migration — a dispute triggered by Lomax apparently discovering that “agreeing not to sign with a rival” is legally distinct from “seeing what happens.” Under the out-of-court settlement, Parramatta now holds the remote control to Lomax’s rugby league destiny until at least 2028, like a slightly aggrieved parent who’s confiscated the PlayStation after someone tried to sneak out. The Storm, meanwhile, will pay $250,000 in legal costs — widely believed to be the most expensive reminder in NRL history that rival clubs count as rivals. Under the settlement, Parramatta retains the power to determine whether Lomax can return to the NRL before 2028 — a clause that transforms the Eels into a sort of rugby league parole board. Lomax, who did not attend court, is said to be focused on “the next chapter,” widely believed to involve waiting patiently until 2028 and avoiding any clubs located in the state of Victoria. Privately, sources say the Storm were surprised to learn that “renegade competition collapses” does not automatically void contractual promises made in calmer times. As the dust settles, the NRL community can reflect on yet another off-season epic featuring breakaway leagues, Supreme Court filings, and a winger discovering that paperwork is real. The only certainty now is that Lomax will, at the very least, be permitted to return in 2028 — which in rugby league time is approximately three coaching sackings, two salary cap investigations, and one expansion bid away. Until then, Parramatta holds the keys, Melbourne has the receipt, and the rest of us are reminded that in the NRL, contracts are sacred — right up until someone tries to test them. #satire #nrl #parramattaeels #melbournestorm #zaclomax

Things could be a lot worse. #nrl #newcastleknights #rugbyleague #parramattaeels

Message from the boys 🫶 #PARRAdise

The moment our skipper secured the W 🥹 #PARRAdise

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We were all the Eels bench watching that field goal 🫣 #PARRAdise

Thank you to the Blue & Gold Army for showing up in numbers to support us 💙💛 See you back in #PARRAdise on Easter Monday