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Manly v Bulldogs
Here is a clash and a half. These two teams met in the opening
round of the season, and the Sea Eagles, who had just been rocked
by off-field drama involving a couple of star players, were smashed
34-12 in the rain at ANZ Stadium.
Roosters to stand by their men
THE Sydney Roosters are expected to stand by two players charged
yesterday over a nightclub brawl in which the niece of ABC
commentator David Morrow was punched, while Manly officials await a
report into the involvement of star rookie Kieran Foran.
Peace symbol: Elsegood replaces Delmege on Manly board
A BEACHFRONT home in Narrabeen has become the unlikely symbol for peace at Manly following the promotion of former winger Jack Elsegood on to the club's splintered board.
Howlers dog the Wolfman
DAVID WILLIAMS sat in the dressing room crumpled over with his head in his hands. "Gutted," was the first word he said. That's the only word he could find to describe how he felt and then the devastated winger rested his head on his hands to recount his hellish Origin debut.
Sea Eagles all smiles after shaking off Raiders
IT'S taken them 15 rounds to do it - and even then, only by the
proverbial boarding-house scrape of butter - but Manly finally
reclaimed a spot in the NRL top eight with a 20-14 win over
Canberra at Brookvale Oval yesterday.
It was capital punishment for Canberra, no question
IT WAS bizarre. Where no game existed, suddenly a nail-biting
finish emerged.
Chrysiliou steps up to bring calm to Manly
THE Manly Sea Eagles have been the first club to answer the NRL's
call for more women on boards by appointing Kerry Chrysiliou as a
director.
Sea Eagle returns positive test
Manly Toyota Cup player has become the second player this season to
test positive to banned substance Clenbuterol.
Manly v Canberra
State of Origin has had a big influence on this match, with the Sea
Eagles losing Jamie Lyon, David Williams, Brent Kite, Glenn Stewart
and Anthony Watmough to the NSW team.
It's time for some peace and harmony at Brookvale, says Delmege
Sounding a little like a politician preaching peace in the Middle East, Manly's co-owner Max Delmege insisted weapons should be withdrawn by the Sea Eagles' warring boardroom factions, following a battle which on Wednesday claimed its highest-profile casualty in CEO Grant Mayer.
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