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 Archive > Year > 2006 > Nrl Telstra Premiership
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Round 2
Eels 22 d. Warriors 14 |
 
+ Submit additional information or a correction to this match  Click the match link for full match details including teams, scoring details, articles and more Fri March 17 2006, 7:30PM AEDT GMT+11 Fri: Bulldogs 47 d. Tigers 12 at Telstra Stadium, Homebush Bay, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 32,587 Sat March 18 2006, 7:30PM NZDT GMT+13 Sat: Eels 22 d. Warriors 14 at Waikato Stadium, Hamilton (NZ) Crowd: 16,089 Sat March 18 2006, 7:30PM AEDT GMT+11 Sat: Sharks 12 l. Broncos 16 at Toyota Park, Woolooware, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 14,221 Sat March 18 2006, 8:30PM AEST GMT+10 Sat: Cowboys 20 d. Sea Eagles 16 at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Kirwan, Townsville (QLD) Crowd: 23,956 Sun March 19 2006, 2:30PM AEDT GMT+11 Sun: Roosters 18 l. Storm 22 at Aussie Stadium, Driver Ave, Moore Park, Sydney (NSW) Crowd: 10,841 Sun March 19 2006, 3:00PM AEDT GMT+11 Sun: Dragons 12 l. Panthers 13 at WIN Stadium, Wollongong (NSW) Crowd: 12,098 Sun March 19 2006, 3:00PM AEDT GMT+11 Sun: Raiders 32 l. Knights 70 at Canberra Stadium, Bruce, Canberra (ACT) Crowd: 11,606  Souths bye Parramatta Eels [Index] [Season Index] Articles during time period of the match  Sat March 18, 2006  Eels and Warriors fail to excite2006 NRL Telstra Premiership - Round 2 If the New Zealand Warriors are clear cut favourites for the wooden spoon, then the Parramatta Eels wont be too far away from them. 23:51 Fri March 17, 2006 Preview: Eels vs Warriors2006 NRL Telstra Premiership - Round 2 Parramatta will travel to Waikato Stadium in New Zealand to play the Warriors on Saturday night. 13:13  Note: Links may be out of date if well in the past New Zealand Warriors [Index] [Season Index] Articles during time period of the match Sat March 18, 2006 Eels and Warriors fail to excite2006 NRL Telstra Premiership - Round 2 If the New Zealand Warriors are clear cut favourites for the wooden spoon, then the Parramatta Eels wont be too far away from them. 23:51 Fri March 17, 2006 Preview: Eels vs Warriors2006 NRL Telstra Premiership - Round 2 Parramatta will travel to Waikato Stadium in New Zealand to play the Warriors on Saturday night. 13:13 Note: Links may be out of date if well in the past  Parramatta Eels  Nathan Hindmarsh [SR] 8 Pts; 2t (22nd, 56th) Luke Burt [WG] 6 Pts; 3/4g Dean Widders [BE] 4 Pts; 1t (71st) Ben Smith [CT] 4 Pts; 1t (4th)New Zealand Warriors Tony Martin [CT] 6 Pts; 3/3g Manu Vatuvei [WG] 4 Pts; 1t (65th) Evarn Tuimavave [BE] 4 Pts; 1t (26th) Eels and Warriors fail to excite Sat March 18, 2006 If the New Zealand Warriors are clear cut favourites for the wooden spoon, then the Parramatta Eels wont be too far away from them. In a game more memorable for the errors rather than the skill level, the Eels beat the Warriors 22-14 in front of over 16,000 fans in Hamilton. The Warriors lacked imagination on attack with their first try coming from a very lucky call. A pass coming off Steve Prices shoulder ruled to have been not played at. Their second try was scored off a Nathan Fien bomb, and that was pretty much all they had to offer. About the only thing the Eels could offer in reply was, a halfback who took some control over the game and a team who managed to hold the ball slightly longer than their opponents. It was the sort of football which will hurt gate attendances at Ericsson Stadium in Auckland. Warriors winger, Manu Vatuvei had a game hell want to forget very quickly. Virtually every time he touched the ball, he handed it back to the Eels. Ivan Clearys certainly got some work to do at the Warriors. For the second week running they lost a game they could easily have won, but they continue to make the sort of mistakes youd see down at the U15s. Cleary doesnt have much time to turn around the Warriors fortunes, and with tough matches coming up against the Tigers, Knights and Manly, the Warriors season could be over in no time. |
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