The Tip Sheet is live from Jacks Bar & Grill as the Parramatta Eels bounce back from the shock loss to Canterbury with a high quality victory over the Sydney Roosters.

Sixties and Forty20 analyse the 26-16 win, breaking down a fluent and flowing first half and a grittier and tougher second half. On a night where the forwards were the difference, the boys discuss who was the best. Junior Paulo took the official man of the match gong whereas Sixties leaned to Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Forty20 to Shaun Lane.

The win lifts the Eels back into a share of 4th place on the ladder but there is still plenty of work to be done in the coming weeks and months.

The Preview Podcast gets waylaid by a significant development for the Parramatta Eels as Nathan Brown is dropped to the NSW Cup and his future at the club put under question. Sixties and Forty20 break down what it all means for both the player and the team.

The Daily Telegraph has tipped the Eels to be picking up young Newcastle forward Jirah Momoisea for the next two years and his recruitment profile is right in the sweet spot for where the Blue & Gold have done some of their best work in recent years.

Finally the boys get to the previews where they look at all three grades taking on the Roosters (or the Bears in the case of the NSW Cup) with revenge on the menu across the board. The Flegg are looking to topple the ladder leaders while the Cup lock horns with another competition heavyweight.

For the NRL it is all about trusting the team structures and bringing the right attitude to the contest. Sixties points out that recent history suggests it will be a high scoring affair and the boys tip accordingly.

The Tip Sheet has moved to a triweekly format and that means more content more often! The new era kicks off with a trip around the NRL as Sixties, Forty20 and Spiro break down all the big news involving the Eels and the wider NRL around them.

Dylan Brown and Marata Niukore have won their maiden New Zealand jerseys as they join Isaiah Papali'i (New Zealand)and Will Penisini (Tonga, 19th man) as Eels rewarded for rich veins of form in 2022. There is plenty more to discuss about the upcoming representative weekend as Spiro talks about NSW selection drama in the backline.

Big time expansion is coming to the NRLW as the code looks to consolidate its grip on the mantle as best competition in the female space. Spiro closes out the show with some chatter about Mick Potter's chances to make the Canterbury job his own before Sixties and Forty20 discuss the latest around Ryan Matterson and the club's rumoured contingency plan.

Parramatta fell to their worst loss of the season in a 34-4 humbling by the Bulldogs. Sixties and Forty20 rip off the bandaid in the Instant Reaction to talk about a bizarre lack of faith in proven systems and an inexplicable need to play 'heroball'.

Sixties questions how the Eels handled their bye week given the lack of energy and focus put on display today while Forty20 calls for changes against the Roosters - including a stint in NSW Cup for Reed Mahoney.

As always with ugly losses like these we respect the robust discussion that comes with them. That said, please keep things civil and keep criticism focused on the footy rather than personal attacks on players, coaches or other members of the community.

With each and every week of the 2022 NRL season it seems like there is more and more to talk about. It certainly keeps The Tip Sheet loaded up with content with this episode looking at the fallout from Origin I, the massive turnover of NRL coaches and the upcoming platinum jubilee Monday game against the Canterbury Bulldogs.

The show kicks off with the boys breaking down the Jersey Flegg and NSW Cup action from the weekend. While the Flegg struggled with errors, the Cup ran riot over the Mounties and lifted themselves into 3rd place on the ladder.

Behind The Mic has a little bit of everything this week. From the Kambosis fight to a stumbling loss from the NSW Blues and finally the coaching carousel that is the NRL. The latest on the Ryan Matterson negotiations leads the news section while both Sixties and Forty20 recap the Junior Representatives Awards gala night.

A full strength Parramatta lineup are the capstone of the previews as the both the boys tip a strong victory over the Bulldogs on Monday.

The Parramatta Eels might have a week off in the NRL but The Tip Sheet is busier than ever! State of Origin, Parra Stories and an overbrimming news section are just part of the bustling lineup this week.

The show starts with Behind The Mic as Spiro recaps the big win in Canberra and then gets stuck into one of the biggest weeks in the NRL as Origin 1 closes in.

Parramatta's 2022 NRLW squad was announced this week and it features the first ever Tarsha Gale graduate for the Blue & Gold. Sixties and Forty20 talk about the significant moment for the club and who fits where in a new look team.

Parra Stories takes The Tip Sheet to Guildford this time around as the boys talk to Clay White about one of the iconic junior clubs in Western Sydney.

With no NRL this week the NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg get top billing with both teams playing at home in Kellyville this week. The Flegg are looking to build off a brilliant win in Canberra as they take on the Thunderbolts. Meanwhile the Cup are continue to press their claims to a berth in the Top 4 with a strong win over the Mounties.

It was the Dylan Brown show in Canberra as the rising superstar put on an incredible performance in the nation's capital in Round 12. A morning after edition of the review podcast sees Sixties and Forty20 wax lyrical about his heroics and the defensive gumption of the Eels in the second half.

However, another game means another controversial call and the boys have to rip into the carcass of another botched call surrounding Jordan Rapana and Tom Opacic. After venting their spleens the Round 12 review is capped off with the traditional 3, 2, 1 votes as Mitchell Moses and Bailey Simonsson clean up the pool after Dylan.

A massive win in the Jersey Flegg and a nail biter in the NSW Cup get their respective breakdowns before the show concludes with the celebration of Junior Paulo, Reagan Campbell-Gillard and Ryan Matterson early selection for the NSW Blues in Game 1 of State Of Origin.

A road trip to the nation's capital is all that is left for the Parramatta Eels ahead of their bye. It won't be a simple road trip though given that the Canberra Raiders are riding a 3-game win streak and playing full of confidence. Sixties and Forty20 break down a huge game for the Blue & Gold in this week's preview podcast but there is plenty else to talk about before that.

Spiro is back to chat about the good and bad from the victory over the Sea Eagles. From Parramatta's slow start to the slew of controversial calls, the trio go into depth for it all. After missing out on Herbie Farnworth the Spiro raises the tip that the Eels have finally looked to have secured their next piece for 2023 with rumours connecting the club to rising backrower J'maine Hopgood.

The news is chock full of Origin talk this week and it starts with a swathe of Tarsha Gale Eels selected in representative squads. Throw in a trio of NRLW Eels earning call ups to the extended NSW team and there is plenty to celebrate. A quick game of 'Which Is Better' wraps up all the content before the breakdowns of Round 12.

The previews centre on the triple header at GIO Stadium as the Eels look to get revenge on the Green Machine in the Jersey Flegg and NSW Cup.

It wasn't champagne rugby league but the Parramatta Eels rallied when it counted to lodge a 22-20 victory over the Sea Eagles in Clinton Gutherson's 150th NRL game.

Sixties and Forty20 jump into a belated instant reaction after a big post-game show at the Parramatta Leagues Club to discuss how the Eels won a tough game. The boys look at a string of controversial calls, coupled with an effort from the Sea Eagles that led to the game going down to the final minutes and seconds of play.

Sixties makes an impassioned plea for the Eels to put Ryan Matterson under lock and key with a brand new contract after the dynamic forward posted another excellent game. The duo discuss their best on field before breaking down a solid win in the NSW Cup that was highlighted by the return of Maika Sivo.

The Parramatta Eels finally arrive home after a month on the road in the NRL. Their opponents this week? None other than the Manly Sea Eagles. With both teams looking to right wrongs from Magic Round, who exactly will prevail? Sixties and Forty20 break down where Friday night's game will be won and lost with some bold predictions to boot.

Before that though the boys go Behind The Mic with Spiro as they delve into the chaos that is the Canterbury Bulldogs this week. With Trent Barrett announcing his departure from the club the trio speculate who is the frontrunner to replace him as Spiro drops his big tip.

A loaded NRL News section features a sudden coaching change and several notable retentions for the NRL and NRLW squad before the boys play a quick game of 'Which Is Worse?'.