JUST IN: The Eels’ new coach, “Jason Ryles, regrets his decision to sign with the team”, calling it the worst decision he’s ever made and explains why.

In the interview, Ryles shared his dismay at the lack of professionalism and accountability within the Eels organization, stating that he had been misled about the club’s willingness to address these issues. He went on to explain that he had been led to believe that the club was ready to make changes, but had since discovered that there was a lack of commitment to making the necessary improvements.

“I was naive to think that the Eels would be willing to make the necessary changes to improve the culture within the club,” Ryles said.

Ryles’ comments have sent shockwaves throughout the NRL community, with many fans and pundits questioning the Eels’ ability to turn their fortunes around under the current leadership. The club has been plagued by a number of scandals and controversies in recent years, including allegations of match-fixing, player misbehavior, and poor performance on the field.

The club’s chairman, who was instrumental in the hiring of Ryles, has been quick to defend the club and has stated that the Eels are committed to addressing the issues that have been raised.

Despite the chairman’s assurances, many within the NRL community remain skeptical about the Eels’ ability to turn things around. Ryles’ comments have raised serious questions about the club’s ability to attract top-tier talent and have cast doubt on the club’s ability to compete in the upcoming season.

“The Eels are in a tough spot right now,” said one NRL commentator. “Jason Ryles is a respected and experienced coach, and his comments suggest that there are deep-seated problems within the organization. If they want to turn things around, they’re going to need to make some serious changes.”

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