Brissie Kid
Bencher
If Manly get beat by the Warriors the media will spin it as proof of Manly imploding.
Supposed "Crisis at Manly" Megathread
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Brissie Kid said:
I suspect we're all looking to this game to see the truth of how much this tsunami of speculation is affecting the team. A few ripples of rumours before the Dragons game had me watching player harmony fairly closely and they all seemed to get along brilliantly.
This week though, there have been statements by players confirming issues, so I really do think we will see on the field if it will impact the team. My guess is that is won't. They have a 'winning' team culture.
But I WILL be looking.
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
At least the boys will be away from the oz media
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Skivvy will pull out on game day just to give the papers more to right about.
The only thing that disappoints me so far is the admission by Foran that there are issues but they haven't spoken to Management about it yet.
So you have issues with your employer, but rather than talking to them about it, you talk to the media about it. Love you Kieran, but mate sit down and have a think about what you are doing.
So you have issues with your employer, but rather than talking to them about it, you talk to the media about it. Love you Kieran, but mate sit down and have a think about what you are doing.
So today's story is a few of yesterday's stories combined and blended, with this journalistic brilliance requiring TWO authors (cut and pasters).Mitch said:
And M.Carayannis and Adrian Proszenko get paid for this?
Hahahahahahaha.
No wonder they keep writing absolute sh*t.
By the way, Manly Forever!
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
Too bad we can't organize an AVO against the fat sh!t to stay away from anything Manly
Peter C
Bencher
It's the other way around, the Penns and Peter Peters would like to have Perry removed.Bearfax said:
Just goes to show how Graeme Lowe smoothed the waters between the factions, as he was liked by both parties, but that's not to say that Perry is not performing, it's just politics, and sacking Zorba didn't help.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Killer on Fox News now saying all is sweet
A few little issues that have now all been sorted.
He is 50/50 about Skivi as he is a good Player and Mate, but the offer is so good that he sees why its a dilema.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/video (Not loaded yet)
Foz yesterday:
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/video/league
A few little issues that have now all been sorted.
He is 50/50 about Skivi as he is a good Player and Mate, but the offer is so good that he sees why its a dilema.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/video (Not loaded yet)
Foz yesterday:
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/video/league
Berkeley_Eagle
Current Status: 24/7 Manly Fan
HappilyManly said:Killer on Fox News now saying all is sweet
A few little issues that have now all been sorted.
He is 50/50 about Skivi as he is a good Player and Mate, but the offer is so good that he sees why its a dilema.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/video (Not loaded yet)
Foz yesterday:
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/video/league
Tap on shoulder I suspect
G'day all,If it is as you say Lovefooty, what is his hold over the Stewarts then?Surely they can see that he is bitter and holding a grudge so why would they go along with him?lovefooty said:
cheers mike
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Dikefalos said:
Is he at least staying for this year's GF win
Whatever Matai does, is fine by me - lets just take out #9 Premiership in 2014
DY Rockpool on Manly's rest day
http://instagram.com/p/omsbyws5KL/?modal=true
Most sensible article I have read on the subject so far...
Manly’s players will be hungry for NRL success
By greg prichard, 25 Jul 2014
None of the stuff going on at Manly will hurt the team’s chances of winning the premiership. In fact, it will probably improve their chances.
There is nothing like the thought that their time together is nearing an end to drive a group of players to win a title. As long as they’re a good team – and Manly is that and way more – it should act as motivation.
There is a lot of information coming out of various sections of the Manly camp and sources close to it in regard to the value of players’ contracts, requests for releases and disagreements between the players and management etceteras.
Along with some misinformation and agenda-driven bias in the delivery, no doubt.
But none of it is affecting the form of the team on the field. If it was going to affect it, we would have seen it happen by now and the Sea Eagles would be somewhere other than on top of the competition table.
There will be no effect that way, because at the end of the day the gripes the players have are not with each other. Sure, there are player cliques, or whatever you want to call it, at Manly. Some players get on well with some teammates and aren’t close to others, but so what?
That happens in all football clubs, in all forms of employment, in all walks of life. It doesn’t mean you can’t work with each other for a common goal. It’s amazing how some people think that is capable of bringing a football team like Manly undone.
The last thing players are going to do is ruin their own season by fighting among themselves – particularly when there is no good reason. The beefs some of the players have are with management – not their teammates.
The only real trick anyone has got to pull off is for Geoff Toovey, the coach, to ensure he doesn’t get tied too closely to any player retention decisions other players don’t appreciate.
Toovey appears to have done that so far. He is the coach, so he obviously must have plenty to do with such decisions, but he seems to have been able to distance himself from any drama. At least that’s how it looks from the outside.
Players train too hard and bash their bodies against the opposition for too long over a 26-round season to let anything stand in the way of them getting something out of it in the finals series, if they are good enough. Maybe even winning a grand final.
We’re arriving at the business end of the season now. The blinkers go on as players focus even harder on their goals, if they are within reach. If they are already out of reach, then a season can go to pot, but that is obviously not the case with the Sea Eagles. They are looking like the competition favourites that they are.
What the Manly team is going to look like next year remains to be seen. We know Glenn Stewart is going to South Sydney, but we can only guess how much additional movement there might be.
Personally, I think things will settle down to a large degree over the next few weeks, and that the core of next year’s team won’t look much different to what it does this year.
If Manly weren’t planning to offer Steve Matai a new contract then it would be unfair of the club to deny him a release from the final year of his deal so he could accept a long-term offer from the Warriors. He has given the Sea Eagles good service.
But the latest word is that the club wants to extend Matai’s contract beyond next year. It’s going to be interesting to see how his situation and those of several other Manly players work out.
There are a number of player who will come off contract at the end of next season, and there could be some serious movement then. That’s another reason why the players will be determined to take advantage of the opportunity they have to win this year’s premiership.
You can’t be sure of getting another chance like the one they have now.
Twitter: @gregprichard
The Roar
Manly’s players will be hungry for NRL success
By greg prichard, 25 Jul 2014
None of the stuff going on at Manly will hurt the team’s chances of winning the premiership. In fact, it will probably improve their chances.
There is nothing like the thought that their time together is nearing an end to drive a group of players to win a title. As long as they’re a good team – and Manly is that and way more – it should act as motivation.
There is a lot of information coming out of various sections of the Manly camp and sources close to it in regard to the value of players’ contracts, requests for releases and disagreements between the players and management etceteras.
Along with some misinformation and agenda-driven bias in the delivery, no doubt.
But none of it is affecting the form of the team on the field. If it was going to affect it, we would have seen it happen by now and the Sea Eagles would be somewhere other than on top of the competition table.
There will be no effect that way, because at the end of the day the gripes the players have are not with each other. Sure, there are player cliques, or whatever you want to call it, at Manly. Some players get on well with some teammates and aren’t close to others, but so what?
That happens in all football clubs, in all forms of employment, in all walks of life. It doesn’t mean you can’t work with each other for a common goal. It’s amazing how some people think that is capable of bringing a football team like Manly undone.
The last thing players are going to do is ruin their own season by fighting among themselves – particularly when there is no good reason. The beefs some of the players have are with management – not their teammates.
The only real trick anyone has got to pull off is for Geoff Toovey, the coach, to ensure he doesn’t get tied too closely to any player retention decisions other players don’t appreciate.
Toovey appears to have done that so far. He is the coach, so he obviously must have plenty to do with such decisions, but he seems to have been able to distance himself from any drama. At least that’s how it looks from the outside.
Players train too hard and bash their bodies against the opposition for too long over a 26-round season to let anything stand in the way of them getting something out of it in the finals series, if they are good enough. Maybe even winning a grand final.
We’re arriving at the business end of the season now. The blinkers go on as players focus even harder on their goals, if they are within reach. If they are already out of reach, then a season can go to pot, but that is obviously not the case with the Sea Eagles. They are looking like the competition favourites that they are.
What the Manly team is going to look like next year remains to be seen. We know Glenn Stewart is going to South Sydney, but we can only guess how much additional movement there might be.
Personally, I think things will settle down to a large degree over the next few weeks, and that the core of next year’s team won’t look much different to what it does this year.
If Manly weren’t planning to offer Steve Matai a new contract then it would be unfair of the club to deny him a release from the final year of his deal so he could accept a long-term offer from the Warriors. He has given the Sea Eagles good service.
But the latest word is that the club wants to extend Matai’s contract beyond next year. It’s going to be interesting to see how his situation and those of several other Manly players work out.
There are a number of player who will come off contract at the end of next season, and there could be some serious movement then. That’s another reason why the players will be determined to take advantage of the opportunity they have to win this year’s premiership.
You can’t be sure of getting another chance like the one they have now.
Twitter: @gregprichard
The Roar
HappilyManly
Journey Man
I actualy think that if Manly agrees to the release, the Senior Players would feel chuffed that they helped out a mate.
Manly won't lose another game in 2014 - their last Premiership together
There won't be fines from the NRL as its Manly being attacked and not any other team
Plus, Jim Doyle the head of Integrity for the NRL is joining the Warriors next year. He managed to ban Wolfie for his lavish $5 bets on his becoming the Top Try Scorer in 2013
Manly won't lose another game in 2014 - their last Premiership together
There won't be fines from the NRL as its Manly being attacked and not any other team
Plus, Jim Doyle the head of Integrity for the NRL is joining the Warriors next year. He managed to ban Wolfie for his lavish $5 bets on his becoming the Top Try Scorer in 2013
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