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Sea Eagles regain their winning mojo ahead of Panthers’ showdown
Jon Geddes, Manly Daily
August 29, 2017 4:54pm
SEA Eagles forward Jake Trbojevic said his team’s golden point win over the Warriors was just the tonic team needed to lift them out of their flat patch ahead of Saturday’s crunch game against Penrith on Saturday at Lottoland..
The 22-21 victory came after the team lost four of their previous five games which has left them sitting in eighth spot.
Manly now needs to beat the Panthers to ensure their place in the finals,
“It has been a tough couple of weeks,” Trbojevic said.
“You fall into a bit of a rut when you’re losing at times.
“But to come away with a win (on Sunday) was really special and really exciting and everyone was pretty pumped up.
“Hopefully we can feed off that energy and work really hard this week and come out with a really good performance.
Trbojevic, a proud local junior and clubman, admitted that t has been really tough playing for Manly the last few years not being in the finals.
“We would love to be there for the club and the area,” he said.
“It would definitely mean a lot to not only myself but the whole team.”
The game will also be the final home game at Lottoland for prop Brenton Lawrence who is heading to the Titans next season.
“It’s something I haven’t thought about too much, I might get a bit emotional on Saturday,” he said.
It’s a special place for me Brookvale Oval.”
Meanwhile, the Sea Eagles confirmed yesterday they are taking a home game to AMI Stadium in Christchurch for at least the next two years with an option for a third