Mitchell Moses, the newly appointed captain of the Parramatta Eels, has expressed his deep pride and commitment to leading the team into a promising future. Reflecting on his journey with the club, Moses stated, “I grew up supporting this club. I’ve seen a lot change at the club, so for me to be able to captain the club at the moment and hopefully lead us into something special is [something] I’m really excited for and couldn’t be more proud.”
Emphasizing continuity in his leadership approach, Moses remarked, “I don’t think too much changes. My role won’t … [media], but I don’t think my role … I will still be a leader that … .”
Acknowledging the support within the team, he added, “I feel like we’ve got …
Moses also addressed the significant task of encouraging his halves partner, Dylan Brown, to remain with the club amid contract uncertainties. He expressed his admiration for Brown, saying, “I hope he stays. I love … . I feel like I play my best … [get in his ear].”
He further highlighted Brown’s impact beyond the field: “What he does outside foot … I really hope he stays. He … It’s up to him, you give …
Reflecting on the club’s leadership transition, Moses expressed gratitude towards his predecessor, Clint Gutherson, and optimism about the future under new coach Jason Ryles. He stated, “I think with the cards that Baz has been dealt since coming in, and the job that he’s done for us, all the boys love him, and we’ve all got the utmost respect for him. I know personally with my game, he’s been massive for me and to even be in this arena I’ve got to thank him a lot for that, so hopefully he stays on.”
Moses’s appointment as captain marks a new chapter for the Eels, with both players and fans looking forward to a successful era under his leadership.
