A fired-up Mitchell Moses has hit back at suggestions he is holding Parramatta to ransom as he refused to confirm whether his long-term future is with the Eels. Moses will play his 200th NRL game against Cronulla on Friday, but his milestone match is merely a footnote in the sideshow which is enveloping the Eels playmaker. The halfback was asked repeatedly on Monday what his plans were beyond this season, but the 28-year-old consistently claimed he had left all the decisions with his agent. "These things take time, I've left it with my management, they've let me fully focus on football," Moses said. "I don't know if (I'm) being greedy. "People don't know about the numbers, people are just guessing, journalists are guessing, reporters are guessing what the numbers are, they have no idea. "I've left it with my management." "I've got management to make that decision for me, they worry about that side I worry about football, that's what a manager is for. "It's a big decision I have to make, Parramatta have been really good for me through this whole time and these things take time."
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