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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 21, 2020 22:52:22 GMT 10
23rd August 2003 The Parramatta Eels have reigned supreme 74-4 over the Cronulla Sharks amid extreme controversy at Parramatta Stadium this evening. Referee Shayne Hayne sent two Sharks players from the field for different reasons including captain David Peachey for dissent and also sent Danny Nutley to the sin bin for ten minutes and the Eels went on a try scoring rampage, bagging 14 in total with five to Jamie Lyon. The first 30 minutes of the match were fairly evenly contested but just before half time the signs were there that the game was about to erupt with some spite and niggle coming into the match. Not long after half time the inevitable happened and the match exploded with David Peachey sent off and then Dale Newton followed soon after. Jamie Lyon sets a club record with five tries and the Eels set a record for their biggest ever win since their inception in 1947. Parramatta 74 (J.Lyon 5, A.Graham 2, J.Moodie, D.Vaealiki, M.Petersen, L.Hopkins, J.Morris, N.Cayless, J.Webster tries, A.Dykes 5, M.Witt 4 goals) defeated Cronulla 4 (P.Gallen try). Referee: S.Hayne. Crowd: 7,050. John Morris tackled by Paul Gallen.
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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 21, 2020 22:52:53 GMT 10
Round 24, 2003: Parramatta 74 d Sharks 4
Daily Telegraph
Shayne Hayne Loses Control
The Round 24 match between the Sharks and the Eels as Parramatta Stadium started like any other. A fresh-faced youngster named Paul Gallen crashed over for the opening try after 17 minutes but some ill-discipline from Cronulla saw the Eels race to a 24-4 lead at the break. David Peachey had a running battle with Shayne Hayne through the first half regarding the Sharks’ lack of penalties, leading to the Cronulla legend being sent to the sin bin shortly after half-time, which quickly turned into a send off after Peachey said something derogatory to Hayne and disobeyed Hayne’s command to return to the field. Danny Nutley was binned soon thereafter and was soon followed by Dale Newton, who was dismissed for a high shot. Hayne continued to cane the Sharks, who finished on the wrong end of an 18-5 penalty count as the Eels ran in try after try against the depleted Sharks outfit, running up a record 74-4 win, the third highest in Australian rugby league history. Cronulla coach Chris Anderson unleashed the fury after the game, claiming that Hayne had lost control of the match.
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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 21, 2020 22:53:27 GMT 10
Jamie Lyon
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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 21, 2020 22:53:59 GMT 10
Jamie Lyon scored a club record of 5 tries for the Eels.
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Post by Electric Eel on Aug 21, 2020 22:54:29 GMT 10
Referee Shayne Hayne sending a Sharks player to the sin bin.
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Post by Electric Eel on Nov 9, 2022 14:21:13 GMT 10
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