Stuart's moved from NRL referees outburst Parramatta insist coach Ricky Stuart has moved on from his recent tirade against NRL referees and is now focused on preparing the Eels for Monday's western Sydney derby against Penrith. The club was slapped with a $10,000 fine after Stuart's expletive-laden outburst during a post-match press conference following their 28-22 round six loss to Gold Coast. He has until Friday to appeal the breach notice. But, according to prop Mitch Allgood, a smile returned to Stuart's face during a pre-training talk on Tuesday. "He's a lot more happier than that," Allgood said. Halfback Chris Sandow credited a refreshed Stuart to the team's well-timed weekend break, with the scheduling of international Test matches and City v Country Origin. "He's been good this morning - I'm glad he had a good weekend off," Sandow said. But we've got to come and still work hard this week, got to listen to the coach and see what he says. While Sandow said the Eels had put their last-start loss to the Titans behind them, Monday's clash against Penrith at Centrebet Stadium would be no easy feat. The Eels sit 12th on the ladder with a 2-4 win-loss record this season, while the third-last-placed Panthers have lost four from five matches. "We came to training this week really confident after the weekend and hopefully we turn around against the Panthers on Monday night," he said. They're a big team. They've got good props there and hopefully our props give it to them as well and lead from the front. We've just got to get the little things right. That puts us back from the top teams. Second-rower Ben Smith said referees were not on the agenda at Tuesday's training session, with Stuart focusing on the game ahead. " (He was) just having a chat to the boys after we had a few days off," Smith said. I think he was just getting ready for this week. It was nothing too serious ... just a bit of housekeeping duties.