Only there for team unity , won’t be playing I’m guessing!!
2018 Rd 5 - Manly v Titans: - Pre-Game Discussion.
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Only there for team unity , won’t be playing I’m guessing!!
Well i thought i be smart i pick on in 17. However brett morris got concussed tackling dust and scored a big 2. Last week i got 1089 i got bad feeling about this week
Fluffy
Journey Man
Hurrell is going to get tired running all the way across field each time he gets the ball, Kelly should have a field day!!!
Brissie Kid
Bencher
Are those $1 contracts for Beaver & BK still in place? Barrett can captain-coach.
Shoe1
Journey Man
Yep, for the past decade. Greenberg has added this $20 to the breach notice.
StuBoot
Bencher
Ryan
Journey Man
The team still looks strong.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Manly Daily
Barrett gives new five-eighth ring of confidence
Sea Eagle Lachlan Croker.
SEA Eagles five-eighth Lachlan Croker feels his confidence is growing every week playing in the NRL and he gives a of credit for that to coach Trent Barrett.
“I can’t tell you how good Baz (Barrett) has been for me,” said the 21-year-old signing from the Raiders.
“He tells me what I’m doing well and what I’m not doing well.
“Obviously, being the half he was and knowing the faith he has in me makes my job a lot easier.”
Croker said Barrett and skipper Daly Cherry-Evans were both calm heads who helped his transition to the big time a lot easier.
Barrett gives new five-eighth ring of confidence
Sea Eagle Lachlan Croker.
SEA Eagles five-eighth Lachlan Croker feels his confidence is growing every week playing in the NRL and he gives a of credit for that to coach Trent Barrett.
“I can’t tell you how good Baz (Barrett) has been for me,” said the 21-year-old signing from the Raiders.
“He tells me what I’m doing well and what I’m not doing well.
“Obviously, being the half he was and knowing the faith he has in me makes my job a lot easier.”
Croker said Barrett and skipper Daly Cherry-Evans were both calm heads who helped his transition to the big time a lot easier.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Manly Daily
Api’s happy with deal
Star Sea Eagle confident on future at club
Manly hooker Api Koroisau has agreed to remain at the club for three more seasons, Picture: Gregg Porteous
SEA Eagles hooker Api Koroisau does not believe the salary cap dramas that have engulfed the club will have an impact on his new contract at the club.
He has agreed to a new three-year deal with Manly which could not be lodged while the NRL investigation was taking place.
“I’m really confident that it (the contract) will still go through and I’m not too worried about it,” said the livewire forward widely touted as the possible NSW Origin hooker this year.
And Koroisau said he had not been distracted by the situation.
“Everything has been focused on playing good footy this year and the week ahead, to be honest,” he said.
“I haven’t heard anything from the club so I am assuming it has all gone through.”
Koroisau said the club’s salary cap saga and the subsequent heavy sanctions imposed by the NRL had not affected the playing group.
“It’s been business as usual,” he said.
Api’s happy with deal
Star Sea Eagle confident on future at club
Manly hooker Api Koroisau has agreed to remain at the club for three more seasons, Picture: Gregg Porteous
SEA Eagles hooker Api Koroisau does not believe the salary cap dramas that have engulfed the club will have an impact on his new contract at the club.
He has agreed to a new three-year deal with Manly which could not be lodged while the NRL investigation was taking place.
“I’m really confident that it (the contract) will still go through and I’m not too worried about it,” said the livewire forward widely touted as the possible NSW Origin hooker this year.
And Koroisau said he had not been distracted by the situation.
“Everything has been focused on playing good footy this year and the week ahead, to be honest,” he said.
“I haven’t heard anything from the club so I am assuming it has all gone through.”
Koroisau said the club’s salary cap saga and the subsequent heavy sanctions imposed by the NRL had not affected the playing group.
“It’s been business as usual,” he said.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Manly Daily
Run, Tommy, run
‘Turbo’ has found the path to legendary fullback status
TOM Trbojevic just needs to keep running to join Graham Eadie and Brett Stewart as the greatest fullbacks to play for the Sea Eagles.
“Turbo” put away any attempt to kick in general play to produce a master class at Lottoland last Saturday against the Raiders. The result was four try-assists and a try in a display that had the experts drooling.
Eadie and Stewart rarely kicked during their amazing careers in the maroon and white number one jersey.
Eadie won four premierships in his 237 games and Stewart two in his 233 games.
At just 22 Trbojevic has scored 31 tries in just 59 games. But it is obvious he only needs to escape serious injuries to join Eadie and Stewart in the legendary class of fullbacks at the club.
By his own standards Trbojevic had a slow start to the season. That all changed last Saturday when he used his size, speed, strength and ability to use to the ball to bury the Raiders.
In the opening rounds he had unsuccessfully tried to introduce kicking in attack
— something he does not need to do.
Trbojevic was using the ice bucket for long periods this week in an attempt to make a quicker than expected return from the ankle injury he sustained 10 minutes from full-time last Saturday.
TERRIBLE LOOK
A NEW report has revealed an extra 120 sporting field are needed in Sydney’s north over the next 20 years.
Unfortunately, the northern beaches is not included in the report, covering the council areas of Hornsby, Hunters Hill, Kuring-gai, Lane Cove, North Sydney, Ryde and Willoughby.
Sporting grounds on the northern beaches are generally below standard and in need of work.
The so-called pride and joy of the beaches — Lottoland at Brookvale — continues to be an embarrassment.
What a terrible look on national TV last Sunday when injured Sea Eagles forward Curtis Sironen had to go through a long limp back to the player tunnel because there is no access to the ground for a medical cab.
In this day and age of player welfare, that is simply unacceptable.
Run, Tommy, run
‘Turbo’ has found the path to legendary fullback status
TOM Trbojevic just needs to keep running to join Graham Eadie and Brett Stewart as the greatest fullbacks to play for the Sea Eagles.
“Turbo” put away any attempt to kick in general play to produce a master class at Lottoland last Saturday against the Raiders. The result was four try-assists and a try in a display that had the experts drooling.
Eadie and Stewart rarely kicked during their amazing careers in the maroon and white number one jersey.
Eadie won four premierships in his 237 games and Stewart two in his 233 games.
At just 22 Trbojevic has scored 31 tries in just 59 games. But it is obvious he only needs to escape serious injuries to join Eadie and Stewart in the legendary class of fullbacks at the club.
By his own standards Trbojevic had a slow start to the season. That all changed last Saturday when he used his size, speed, strength and ability to use to the ball to bury the Raiders.
In the opening rounds he had unsuccessfully tried to introduce kicking in attack
— something he does not need to do.
Trbojevic was using the ice bucket for long periods this week in an attempt to make a quicker than expected return from the ankle injury he sustained 10 minutes from full-time last Saturday.
TERRIBLE LOOK
A NEW report has revealed an extra 120 sporting field are needed in Sydney’s north over the next 20 years.
Unfortunately, the northern beaches is not included in the report, covering the council areas of Hornsby, Hunters Hill, Kuring-gai, Lane Cove, North Sydney, Ryde and Willoughby.
Sporting grounds on the northern beaches are generally below standard and in need of work.
The so-called pride and joy of the beaches — Lottoland at Brookvale — continues to be an embarrassment.
What a terrible look on national TV last Sunday when injured Sea Eagles forward Curtis Sironen had to go through a long limp back to the player tunnel because there is no access to the ground for a medical cab.
In this day and age of player welfare, that is simply unacceptable.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Manly Daily
Matt’s Wright for No.l
Jon Geddes
SEA Eagles back Matthew Wright made an impact when he arrived at training this week with his hair dyed maroon. He hopes to make another statement if he replaces Tom Trbojevic at fullback for tomorrow’s game against Gold Coast in Gladstone.
Trbojevic was included on an extended Sea Eagles bench on Tuesday after injuring his ankle in Saturday’s win over Canberra and was back running on Thursday, with Wright named at fullback.
“Turbo” was travelling with the team, with a decision on whether he plays made closer to kick-off.
As for the possibility of playing in the No. 1 jumper tomorrow Wright said: “It will be a good challenge and I can’t wait. It will be good for me to get out there and show what I’ve got.
“He’s been performing well but I’m happy to step up and fill his shoes until he comes back.
“I like to get involved, to get my hands on the ball.”
And Wright will look to play what is in front of him tomorrow if he ends up at fullback.
“If I see something, just take it,” said Wright, who has played on the wing and in the centres for the Sea Eagles.
As for his hair-raising new appearance, Wright said: “It was just for fun, to get a few laughs. It was my missus’s leftover dye.”
Matt’s Wright for No.l
Jon Geddes
SEA Eagles back Matthew Wright made an impact when he arrived at training this week with his hair dyed maroon. He hopes to make another statement if he replaces Tom Trbojevic at fullback for tomorrow’s game against Gold Coast in Gladstone.
Trbojevic was included on an extended Sea Eagles bench on Tuesday after injuring his ankle in Saturday’s win over Canberra and was back running on Thursday, with Wright named at fullback.
“Turbo” was travelling with the team, with a decision on whether he plays made closer to kick-off.
As for the possibility of playing in the No. 1 jumper tomorrow Wright said: “It will be a good challenge and I can’t wait. It will be good for me to get out there and show what I’ve got.
“He’s been performing well but I’m happy to step up and fill his shoes until he comes back.
“I like to get involved, to get my hands on the ball.”
And Wright will look to play what is in front of him tomorrow if he ends up at fullback.
“If I see something, just take it,” said Wright, who has played on the wing and in the centres for the Sea Eagles.
As for his hair-raising new appearance, Wright said: “It was just for fun, to get a few laughs. It was my missus’s leftover dye.”
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We'll flog them ... all the experts at the table of "Unreliable memoirs" this morning gave us no chance ... given the track record of these numbnuts, we are a shoo in ...
Tom Trbojevic training strongly away from the main group at the @SeaEagles Captain's Run in #Gladstone. Is a chance to play tomorrow afternoon #TitansManly #NRL
I wish the humiliation of having to call Brookie Lottoland was at least compensated by the Lottloland company putting in bug bucks to upgrade 'their' ground.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
I don't buy this ZtC story.
Somehow the grass gets cut each week and it's too big to be done by goats
Brookvale Show manages to have trucks, so a medicab should be able to squeeze through
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Fluffy
Journey Man
It's councils ground and they don't give a rats, just milking it for all its worth
The better Robbo
Bencher
On a side note. Tom symonds could be on his way back as early as next week
HappilyManly
Journey Man
If you are in Gladstone today, come and meet the players at City Central Plaza, 100 Goondoon Street, from 12pm-1pm.
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11 | 8 | 3 | 75 | 20 |
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12 | 9 | 3 | 70 | 20 |
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11 | 8 | 3 | 112 | 18 |
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11 | 7 | 4 | 65 | 16 |
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12 | 7 | 5 | 57 | 16 |
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12 | 6 | 5 | 36 | 15 |
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12 | 7 | 5 | 135 | 14 |
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12 | 6 | 6 | 77 | 14 |
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11 | 6 | 5 | -38 | 14 |
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12 | 6 | 6 | -39 | 14 |
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12 | 5 | 6 | -3 | 13 |
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12 | 6 | 6 | 2 | 12 |
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11 | 5 | 6 | -88 | 12 |
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11 | 3 | 8 | -89 | 10 |
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12 | 4 | 8 | -107 | 10 |
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11 | 2 | 9 | -95 | 8 |
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11 | 2 | 9 | -170 | 8 |
