Parramatta's Chris Sandow eyes repeat of Broncos demolition Eels' Chris Sandow out to demolish Broncos again. Picture: Kelly Rohan Source: The Daily Telegraph CHRIS Sandow has warned his best is yet to come as the Eels halfback tonight attempts to replicate the demolition job that sparked the Broncos' dramatic freefall last season. The Broncos will start favourites in tonight's clash at Parramatta Stadium, but they are wary of the Sandow threat after the pint-sized playmaker tore them apart in their last meeting at Suncorp Stadium. Sandow scored two tries in the Eels' 42-22 boilover in round 21 last year, including a superb 50-metre solo effort as Brisbane suffered their second defeat in an eventual six-match losing streak. Sandow has battled at times behind a rookie Parramatta pack this season, but he looked more threatening in the Eels' gutsy 14-10 loss at home to North Queensland last week. The 24-year-old admits he is still searching for self-belief after a difficult maiden season at the Eels in 2012 during which he was briefly dumped by former coach Steve Kearney, now an assistant at Brisbane. "I still have more to give," the Kingaroy-born No.7 said. I have to take on the line a bit more and direct the boys around at the same time as well. I needed to get my confidence back (after last season) but I'm happy with the squad we've got, it's a young team and it will take time for us to get better. It was a close game (last week). We made a few errors, I dropped two balls myself and I was filthy with that. I was proud of our effort against the Cowboys, they have an Australian front-row with (James) Tamou and (Matt) Scott, so hopefully we can lift again for the Broncos. Sandow will be ably supported by Eels fullback Jarryd Hayne, who was outstanding against the Cowboys, pulling off three trysaving tackles on Tariq Sims, Gavin Cooper and Tamou. Broncos coach Anthony Griffin warned his side not to be complacent against a Sandow-led Eels side that embarrassed them at Suncorp last season. "We have to get a job done in the middle first before we worry about Sandow and Hayne," Griffin said. You just have to want to tackle him (Sandow). The moment you watch him pass the football he will come at you, he has made a lot of line-breaks this year. He is playing a lot different this year, he is a lot more direct. He is just a real X-factor for them, he is one of those players that does things that other guys can't do with his short kicking game and his running game. Sandow just seems to be very confident and very positive in his decision-making and everything he is doing. This year he is playing a lot more direct and he is backing himself a lot more. To beat Parramatta you've got to do a good job on him. The Broncos received a boost yesterday with veteran forward David Stagg and front-row firebrand Josh McGuire cleared to play. The duo will replace Jarrod Wallace and Scott Anderson, who drop off a six-man bench. "Parramatta have the calibre of players there and it hasn't clicked a few times for them," Broncos centre Jack Reed said. But last year they put 40 points on us, so we have to go down there with the right attitude and treat them with respect.