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Post by Electric Eel on Jul 19, 2020 20:42:01 GMT 10
ROUND 1
Vs Broncos, Pirtek Stadium, Thursday March 3rd 8:05pm
ROUND 2
Vs Cowboys, Pirtek Stadium, Saturday March 12th 7:30pm
ROUND 3
Vs Bulldogs, ANZ Stadium, Friday March 18th 8:05pm
ROUND 4
Vs Tigers, ANZ Stadium, Monday March 28th 4:00pm
ROUND 5
Vs Panthers, Pirtek Stadium, Sunday April 3rd 4:00pm
ROUND 6
Vs Raiders, Pirtek Stadium, Saturday April 9th 3:00pm
ROUND 7
Vs Sea Eagles, Brookvale Oval, Thursday April 14th 7:50pm
ROUND 8
Vs Cowboys, 1300Smiles Stadium, Saturday April 23rd 7:30pm
ROUND 9
Vs Bulldogs, ANZ Stadium, Friday April 29th 7:50pm
ROUND 10
Vs Rabbitohs, Pirtek Stadium, Friday May 13th 7:50pm
ROUND 11
Vs Storm, Pirtek Stadium, Monday May 23rd 7:00pm
ROUND 12
Vs Knights, Hunter Stadium, Monday May 30th 7:00pm
ROUND 13
Bye
ROUND 14
Vs Titans, TIO Stadium (Darwin), Saturday June 11th 5:30pm
ROUND 15
Vs Rabbitohs, ANZ Stadium, Friday June 17th 7:50pm
ROUND 16
Bye
ROUND 17
Vs Sharks, Shark Park, Saturday July 2 7:30pm
ROUND 18
Vs Roosters, Pirtek Stadium, Friday July 8th 7:50pm
ROUND 19
Vs Panthers, Pepper Stadium, Sunday July 17th 4:00pm
ROUND 20
Vs Titans, Cbus Super Stadium, Saturday July 23rd 5:30pm
ROUND 21
Vs Tigers, ANZ Stadium, TBC
ROUND 22
Vs Sea Eagles, Pirtek Stadium, TBC
ROUND 23
Vs Broncos, Suncorp Stadium, TBC
ROUND 24
Vs Raiders, GIO Stadium, TBC
ROUND 25
Vs Dragons, Pirtek Stadium, TBC
ROUND 26
Vs Warriors, Mt Smart Stadium, TBC
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Post by Electric Eel on Jul 19, 2020 20:42:24 GMT 10
NRL.com
Parramatta Eels
Play twice: Broncos, Cowboys, Bulldogs, Wests Tigers, Panthers, Raiders, Sea Eagles, Rabbitohs, Titans. Play once: Storm, Knights, Sharks, Roosters, Dragons, Warriors.
Starting point: Kicking off the season with a Thursday night blockbuster at home against the Broncos, the Eels then host the other grand final side North Queensland, also at Pirtek Stadium. After a tough first two weeks to start the season the blue and golds then face bogey side Canterbury at ANZ leading into their traditional Easter Monday clash against Wests Tigers. That looks a winnable game but Brad Arthur will be hoping his side aren't heading in at 0-3.
Tough run: There's a really tricky stretch for the Eels heading into the start of the Origin period as they face Manly (at Brookvale), North Queensland (in Townsville), Canterbury (at ANZ), then Souths and Melbourne both at Pirtek from Rounds 7 to 11. It will be vital they pick up a few wins over this stretch ahead of a comparatively more gentle run coming out of the rep period if they want to make a charge for the finals.
Show-stoppers: Parramatta's Round 1 season-opening blockbuster at Suncorp Stadium against the Broncos, a massive Easter Monday clash against Wests Tigers in Round 4 and Kieran Foran's return to Brookvale in Round 7 will all be must-see games.
Origin impact: (Byes: Rd 13, Rd 16.) Beyond new recruit Beau Scott it's hard to see too many Eels being in the Origin frame in 2016 - great news given they play all three Origin-affected rounds. Their first comes at Newcastle where only centre Dane Gagai seems certain to be missing though Trent Hodkinson could also be out. The second sees them play a Rabbitohs side set to be missing a few players, while their only game of the year against the Roosters sees them face the Tricolours minus at least two or three, if not seven or eight players to Origin.
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