A decade has passed since a major rugby league scandal that continues to be referenced through its “cash” and the “Hayne Plane” monikers, which outlets describe as events that rocked the sport. The articles mark the anniversary by focusing on how it intersects with club fixtures and club history. One point of common framing is that the next Parramatta Eels–Canterbury match coincides with a time that is meaningful to both sides: Parramatta’s last game against Canterbury is described as coming during celebrations of the club’s 40th anniversary of its last grand final win. The rematch is therefore positioned as both a sporting milestone for Parramatta and an anniversary period that the Eels “would rather forget,” reflecting the lasting impact of the earlier scandal on the club’s collective memory. While the sources all use the same overall theme and descriptors, they do not provide additional verified specifics in the supplied excerpts beyond the scandal’s name references and its enduring relevance to Parramatta and the upcoming match context.