News about Mitchell Moses

Mitchell Moses has retaliated after the gun halfback admitted that he only changed his 11-month-old daughter's nappies once. Aspyne Bri Briston was welcomed by the Parramatta team last year, but he missed the birth while playing in a preliminary final for the Eels in North Queensland. Moses made the shocking discovery that he wasn't relying on nappy work while enjoying his life on Triple M last weekend.

There's a $5million mansion in an exclusive Sydney suburb, luxury cars worth well in excess of $140,000 (right) and brewery ownership: so how do the NRL's 10 highest-paid players live? Players are earning more than ever before, and they are clearly enjoying lavish lifestyles to boot. The superstars of rugby league are only getting off to a burgeoning property portfolio and luxurious European holidays. Here are the top ten players in the league as Daily Mail Australia investigates whether they're returning on investment... and how they splashed all the money.

Mitchell Moses has been accused of tanking, banned for homophobic remarks, and has lost a grand final and his lone Origin match to date. The Moses who will face he might of Queensland next Wednesday, a father, a grand finalist, and a State of Origin representative, is a far cry from the brash, at times arrogant, version that polarized followers early in his career. So how did he become the NSW Blues saviour?

After being barred from the field during Penrith's victory over St George on Sunday night, the NSW star has been suspended for six weeks. Since discovering that he will miss six weeks of action due to a serious hamstring injury, Cronulla's Nicho Hynes has stepped in as the Blues' half in the must-win match against Queensland on June 21.

Moses' appearance on a glorious day with reports that he had signed a new contract with the NRL club worth $6 million. Parramatta is yet to announce the news, and when asked about it in the post-match press conference, Brad Arthur opted to remain tight-lipped, but skipper Clint Gutherson kept reporters in stitches with his quick-witted response.

Despite the fact that the Panthers grand final victory seems to have just happened yesterday, the 2023 NRL season is upon us, which means that fans can now put their money where their mouth is. Fans are debating who will win the season opener between the Eels and Storm, what team will make the dreaded spoon, and which star will wow audiences with their tryscoring feats. Daily Mail Australia reveals the surprise candidates for individual awards and which teams are pretenders or candidates.

Mitchell Moses' desire to bring Parramatta's 36-year wait for a premiership can not be denied. Since the Eels' first child did not live against the Cowboys, his belief in him will not be challenged. Bri gave birth to a baby girl, but Moses made the sacrifice to remain in Townsville for the game. 'It's a big decision for any player to make - to delay the birth of your first child or to play in the largest game of your career,' Fox League's Yvonne Sampson said.'

Mitchell Moses will play the best game of his career on Friday night, but footy isn't on his agenda this week. That is because the Parramatta halfback is expected to become a father with Bri Gardoni, who is likely to give birth to the couple's first child at some point this week. Moses must fight the demands of playing finals footy with the excitement and apprehension that comes with being a parent for the first time.

Following a dramatic win over long-term opponents Canterbury at Commbank Stadium on Saturday, Parramatta's quest for a top-four finish in the NRL has gained a lot of steam. Mitchell Moses (pictured right), Dylan Brown, and Will Penisini (pictured left) were the standouts for Brad Arthur's men in the one-sided competition, which saw the Eels leap over the Rabbitohs to fifth position with the finals looming.