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If we can't have Mayer lets have the mini bus. Hopefully he can bring back Kevin and Tony iro and joe Roparti with him.
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FORMER Manly coach Graham Lowe has again expressed a desire to take on the Sea Eagles’ CEO vacancy.
The Manly Daily understands up to 90 candidates have formally applied for the popular job.
Lowe is not among them, yet, but he is interested in the position vacated by Grant Mayer in June.
Lowe said he has not formally applied for the job but would be interested to relocate from Auckland to again link with his beloved club.
“It’s certainly something I would be keen to look at,†the 63-year-old said on Monday.
“I’m a Manly person and the club has always been dear to my heart.
“It’s a huge club and it’s a big responsibility.â€Â
Lowe would not confirm if he will apply for the job or not.
“If I was going to do that, I certainly wouldn’t through the media,†he said.
Lowe has actually expressed interest in the past - in 2005, when the board went with Pat Wilson, and again three years ago when Mayer was appointed.
Back in 2006, names like Geoff Toovey and Peter Peters were mentioned as possible CEO candidates by club supremo Ken Arthurson.
But it was the unknown Mayer who snared the role, going on to play a key role off the field in Manly’s resurgence in the NRL premiership over the past three seasons.
Lowe was caught by surprise when told of Toovey’s reluctance to pursue the job.
“I just thought it was a foregone conclusion,†Lowe said of Toovey.
“I understood Tooves was the man they were going to look at.
“He’s probably got a good future as a coach.â€Â
Lowe has a strong connection to Manly having coached the club for three years until his retirement in 1993 due to ill health.
“The only reason I went to Manly was Arko,†Lowe said.
“I forged a strong bond there back to when I was the Kiwis coach when I leaned on him for advice.â€Â
Toovey confirmed on Monday the job is not on his radar for the moment.
“It might be a possibility in the future,†the 1996 premiership-winning captain said.
“I’ve got a lot of other commitments at the moment and I’m happy with those.â€Â
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FORMER Manly coach Graham Lowe has again expressed a desire to take on the Sea Eagles’ CEO vacancy.
The Manly Daily understands up to 90 candidates have formally applied for the popular job.
Lowe is not among them, yet, but he is interested in the position vacated by Grant Mayer in June.
Lowe said he has not formally applied for the job but would be interested to relocate from Auckland to again link with his beloved club.
“It’s certainly something I would be keen to look at,†the 63-year-old said on Monday.
“I’m a Manly person and the club has always been dear to my heart.
“It’s a huge club and it’s a big responsibility.â€Â
Lowe would not confirm if he will apply for the job or not.
“If I was going to do that, I certainly wouldn’t through the media,†he said.
Lowe has actually expressed interest in the past - in 2005, when the board went with Pat Wilson, and again three years ago when Mayer was appointed.
Back in 2006, names like Geoff Toovey and Peter Peters were mentioned as possible CEO candidates by club supremo Ken Arthurson.
But it was the unknown Mayer who snared the role, going on to play a key role off the field in Manly’s resurgence in the NRL premiership over the past three seasons.
Lowe was caught by surprise when told of Toovey’s reluctance to pursue the job.
“I just thought it was a foregone conclusion,†Lowe said of Toovey.
“I understood Tooves was the man they were going to look at.
“He’s probably got a good future as a coach.â€Â
Lowe has a strong connection to Manly having coached the club for three years until his retirement in 1993 due to ill health.
“The only reason I went to Manly was Arko,†Lowe said.
“I forged a strong bond there back to when I was the Kiwis coach when I leaned on him for advice.â€Â
Toovey confirmed on Monday the job is not on his radar for the moment.
“It might be a possibility in the future,†the 1996 premiership-winning captain said.
“I’ve got a lot of other commitments at the moment and I’m happy with those.â€Â