Dysfunctional or what?...
Parramatta can add a chief executive to their long list of recruitment demands after Ken Edwards parted ways with the Eels on Tuesday night.
As revealed by Fairfax Media, Edwards' brief stint at the Eels was brought to an immediate halt after a meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Edwards was in the role for nine months and had a clear vision to build the club's membership to 40,000 by 2017, with one eye on moving the club out of their spiritual home to the bigger and more corporate-friendly ANZ Stadium.
But the mutual decision to part ways has left the Eels on the lookout for their SIXTH CHIEF EXECUTIVE IN FOUR YEARS.
The move follows the decision to release up to 12 players, which coincidentally was on the eve of Origin I, as Parramatta try to resurrect their flagging fortunes under coach Ricky Stuart.
''The board and I have agreed today that we have a different strategic view where it's going and it was best we parted ways,'' Edwards said.
''[The board] are a good group of people, they are doing what they're doing for what they think are the right reasons. I had a different view on the strategy.