LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Mitchell Moses, the shining star of the Parramatta Eels, has been sidelined for 'up to 8 weeks' due to a broken foot, leaving the team in a state of disarray.
The news has hit the long-suffering Eels fans like a hard tackle on the field, as they were still celebrating their victory over arch rivals Manly.
Moses, who has been carrying the team on his shoulders since his arrival from the Wests Tigers in 2017, was the hero of the match with his stellar performance in the 26-22 win.
His absence will be felt like a missing piece of the puzzle for the Eels, who are desperate to end their premiership drought that dates back to their last triumph in 1986.
The club's statement on Monday night delivered a blow to the fans who were hoping for a successful season, emphasizing the importance of Moses' leadership and skills on the field.
Now, the Eels will have to regroup and rally together like a team of champions, as they face the challenge of competing without their star halfback.
This setback will test the depth and resilience of the Eels squad, as they strive to overcome this adversity and continue their quest for glory.
In the game of Rugby League, injuries are a part of the journey, and the Eels will need to show their fighting spirit and determination to push through this tough period.
As the Eels navigate through this challenging time, they will look to draw inspiration from their historical success and the legacy of their past champions.
With faith and determination, they will aim to rise above this setback and emerge stronger, like true warriors on the rugby league battlefield.