Parramatta Eels
Ronald Volkman holds "no malice" as he prepares to face St George Illawarra for the first time since the contractual debacle that threw his NRL future into doubt.
Ronald Volkman says he understands Parramatta's business decision to sign Jarome Luai for next season, as the in-form half fights to continue his NRL career elsewhere.
Most Parramatta players will breathe a sigh of relief that Latrell Mitchell won't be lining up for South Sydney this weekend but Josh Addo-Carr isn't one of them.
An unapologetic Jason Ryles insists Jarome Luai's Parramatta stopover is a different proposition from Jonah Pezet's middling one-year stay with the Eels.
Mitchell Moses has dodged questions about Parramatta's acquisition of Jarome Luai at a frosty press conference, deferring discussion of his soon-to-be halves partner until next year.
Jarome Luai is set to join Parramatta for 2027 as coach Benji Marshall slams "bullshit" rumours that a breakdown in the pair's relationship forced the five-eighth out of Wests Tigers.
Jason Ryles has indicated Jarome Luai would improve Parramatta's attack, as the Eels weigh up whether one year from the Samoan star can help their long-term plan.
Dylan Walker says he was disappointed to not receive an offer to stay at Parramatta beyond this season as the experienced utility prepares to leave the NRL to take up an offer in the Super League.
Junior Paulo can't see himself playing in the NRL for anyone other than Parramatta and has indicated he has little appetite to finish his career at a start-up franchise.
Kennedy Cherrington would only be upsetting her mother if she didn't relish the role of villain when NSW attempt to clinch the Women's State of Origin series in Brisbane.
The way Junior Paulo sees it, big men like him are going the way of the dodo. Which is why in the uber-fast NRL of 2026, the Parramatta prop has adapted to survive.
More than anything, Apa Twidle wishes he could thank his late coach Paul Brown for setting him on the journey to an emotional NRL debut with Parramatta.
Parramatta coach Jason Ryles says it would be "common sense" for his club to be granted salary-cap dispensation after they lost a third player to injury through foul play.