weev
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Agree, and he wasn’t the only malcontent manly player at the time.
Choc still Manly
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If he is still publicly disparaging our current captain he can come back into the fold after DCE has retired. Who needs that kind of infighting when the team is on the rise?
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Shnorky
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Everything about him stands for Parramatta
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
brad
First Grader
Haha Yer mate another year younger.
Look imo time to get over it a bit. I had quite alot to say to choc on Twitter and instagram got personal called me a fatty and i let it be known he should lose his life membership. But he made a decision at time he thought was right and yes it did not.
If snake can brought back then anything possible. He a legend great forward and played hurt alot, had mongrel. Many games at home we won on back of his metres.
If snake can brought back then anything possible. He a legend great forward and played hurt alot, had mongrel. Many games at home we won on back of his metres.
Watmind?
DUFFMAN
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Too hard for me to read the OP post on my computer so here is the website version.
The former Sea Eagles player and the return of coach Des Hasler
Kathryn Welling
04 May 2019
Anthony and Elle Watmough with their daughter Jagger, 3, selling their large and very private Dee Why home.
Anthony ‘Choc’ Watmough is selling his family home of seven years, but is adamant he is not leaving Sea Eagles heartland.
The former Sea Eagles player who first pulled on a maroon jumper as a 13-year-old schoolboy finished his career as a Parramatta Eel in 2016 but his heart still belongs to Brooky and the boys.
He applauds the reinstatement of Des Hasler as coach saying it was the only way forward for the team.
Anthony Watmough in his Parramatta Eels jersey. He retired from the game in 2016.
Tony Abbott's property life in Forestville
0:25
“Manly needs a Manly person as coach,” he said.
“It doesn’t work when an outsider comes in and Des knows how to control the board and the players and already you can see the impact of his presence with back to back to wins,” he said.
The 35-year-old forward follows all Manly games and spent most of his professional career as a Sea Eagle.
“Manly was always home for me, I am always rooting for the Sea Eagles,” he said.
He is now helping to run a city Lebanese restaurant and said several of the customers have commented he is looking trim and slim and looks as if he could play again.
Anthony Watmough at Cubby’s Kitchen in Sydney.
“The business has been good, it’s busy and we have a good bunch of customers,” he said.
Watmough and his young family are auctioning their tri-level Dee Why home in June and looking for something smaller they can renovate in the area.
“We don’t use most of the house,” he said.
“And we want to put our stamp on another place.”
Actually it is Elle Watmough’s creative flair on show in their five-bedroom home at 33 Undercliffe St, Dee Why,with its 180-degree views that stretch from Dee Why Beach to Long Reef headland.
The Watmough home in Dee Why.
Large and light with an ocean view.
Elle loves deer and antlers, and her style shines through in every room.
The couple bought the headland home with Elle’s late mum Leona and together they updated the house, that was stuck in the 1970s.
“There is so much of my mum in the house, our daughter was born at 33 weeks and mum finished the upstairs level for us,” she said.
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“I love the barn door she found, and the sandstone fireplace, and the downstairs lounge is where we all watched football games together,” she said.
When the couple bought in 2012 the extended Watmough family numbered six, but now the house usually has just three people at home — Anthony, Elle and their three-year-old daughter Jagger.
The parents retreat take the top floor and is a real sanctuary.
Looks like ‘Choc’ has more shoes than his wife Elle in the dressing room.
The house has the top floor dedicated to a parents’ retreat, with its large dressing room and edgy ensuite. There are two bedrooms in the middle level and on the ground floor there is a self-contained area which be ideal for an older child or for in-law accommodation.
The crisp gas kitchen opens to a deep balcony and the ocean views.
The kitchen with a lovely view.
Each level has either a balcony or a patio facing the ocean, and the cathedral ceilings with full height glass doors and half-lights ensure the home fills with morning sun.
The lowest level steps out to a lawn and a timber deck complete with fire pit and built-in seating.
There is a large downstairs rumpus where Anthony loves to watch the footy. The second living room is off the kitchen and dining room. This is a large home in an exclusive enclave.
Agent Tulo Sila, of Upstate, said the quiet position and versatile design means it suits families of all shapes and sizes. It goes to auction on Saturday June 1 and the auction guide is $2.7 million.
The former Sea Eagles player and the return of coach Des Hasler
Kathryn Welling
04 May 2019
Anthony and Elle Watmough with their daughter Jagger, 3, selling their large and very private Dee Why home.
Anthony ‘Choc’ Watmough is selling his family home of seven years, but is adamant he is not leaving Sea Eagles heartland.
The former Sea Eagles player who first pulled on a maroon jumper as a 13-year-old schoolboy finished his career as a Parramatta Eel in 2016 but his heart still belongs to Brooky and the boys.
He applauds the reinstatement of Des Hasler as coach saying it was the only way forward for the team.
Anthony Watmough in his Parramatta Eels jersey. He retired from the game in 2016.
Tony Abbott's property life in Forestville
0:25
“Manly needs a Manly person as coach,” he said.
“It doesn’t work when an outsider comes in and Des knows how to control the board and the players and already you can see the impact of his presence with back to back to wins,” he said.
The 35-year-old forward follows all Manly games and spent most of his professional career as a Sea Eagle.
“Manly was always home for me, I am always rooting for the Sea Eagles,” he said.
He is now helping to run a city Lebanese restaurant and said several of the customers have commented he is looking trim and slim and looks as if he could play again.
Anthony Watmough at Cubby’s Kitchen in Sydney.
“The business has been good, it’s busy and we have a good bunch of customers,” he said.
Watmough and his young family are auctioning their tri-level Dee Why home in June and looking for something smaller they can renovate in the area.
“We don’t use most of the house,” he said.
“And we want to put our stamp on another place.”
Actually it is Elle Watmough’s creative flair on show in their five-bedroom home at 33 Undercliffe St, Dee Why,with its 180-degree views that stretch from Dee Why Beach to Long Reef headland.
The Watmough home in Dee Why.
Large and light with an ocean view.
Elle loves deer and antlers, and her style shines through in every room.
The couple bought the headland home with Elle’s late mum Leona and together they updated the house, that was stuck in the 1970s.
“There is so much of my mum in the house, our daughter was born at 33 weeks and mum finished the upstairs level for us,” she said.
SIGN UP FOR THE REALESTATE NEWSLETTER
“I love the barn door she found, and the sandstone fireplace, and the downstairs lounge is where we all watched football games together,” she said.
When the couple bought in 2012 the extended Watmough family numbered six, but now the house usually has just three people at home — Anthony, Elle and their three-year-old daughter Jagger.
The parents retreat take the top floor and is a real sanctuary.
Looks like ‘Choc’ has more shoes than his wife Elle in the dressing room.
The house has the top floor dedicated to a parents’ retreat, with its large dressing room and edgy ensuite. There are two bedrooms in the middle level and on the ground floor there is a self-contained area which be ideal for an older child or for in-law accommodation.
The crisp gas kitchen opens to a deep balcony and the ocean views.
The kitchen with a lovely view.
Each level has either a balcony or a patio facing the ocean, and the cathedral ceilings with full height glass doors and half-lights ensure the home fills with morning sun.
The lowest level steps out to a lawn and a timber deck complete with fire pit and built-in seating.
There is a large downstairs rumpus where Anthony loves to watch the footy. The second living room is off the kitchen and dining room. This is a large home in an exclusive enclave.
Agent Tulo Sila, of Upstate, said the quiet position and versatile design means it suits families of all shapes and sizes. It goes to auction on Saturday June 1 and the auction guide is $2.7 million.
How can you compare the two?
When did Snake rubbish the club, year in and year out?
When did we have to constantly hold our breaths when Snake got the ball in hand or even had to play it, for fear that he'd f up?
How many genuine off field incidents did we have to endure or cover up for Snake?
etc.
Harsh .... not saying ya is wrong ... just harsh is all ..
Ryan
Journey Man
Happy birthday legend ! Hope we get a win for you !
Supreme Leader
Uber L77T playa
Lost me when he tried to punch a sponsor when the dad had to step in and stop Choc drippling all over the sponsors 18 year daughter 2 feet in front of me. Only time I ever wanted to punch out a Manly player along with a few other fellow sponsors. One word summary of Choc - IDIOT
I call BS. He and others certainly took deferrals but that was all they were, deferrals.
The bloke is barely going to be able to walk in 10 years time because of what he did to his body in the Manly jumper, and that is good enough for me
The rubbishing the club is all a bit meh for me, and a lot of people bagging him for it have spent the past few years bagging the club as well !!
The rubbishing the club is all a bit meh for me, and a lot of people bagging him for it have spent the past few years bagging the club as well !!
Class of 96
Bencher
Beg to differ.
Which face?
His old one or his new ones?
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