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Club News 2022
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Sea Eagles to celebrate 26 years with URM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles’ Round 18 home game v Newcastle Knights at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale, will see the Club recognise and celebrate 26 consecutive years of partnership together with Premier Partner United Resource Management (URM).
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RUBBISH!
First Grader
These were the blokes that wanted to buy the club but then had a change of heart and sold out to Prick Enn and son?
Does anyone have any background on reasons why? I probably read something about it at the time, but like a lot of that bushfire orchestrated at the operational and tactical levels by that strategic genius (cough) Peterides, I’ve blanked it off in my memory.
Does anyone have any background on reasons why? I probably read something about it at the time, but like a lot of that bushfire orchestrated at the operational and tactical levels by that strategic genius (cough) Peterides, I’ve blanked it off in my memory.
I know URM wanted to buy the club at one stage, but I don't believe they were every joint-owners; it was another group who sold their share to the Penns, I believe.
For me, a buy out by URM would be a good thing. I'm sure URM has greater finances because there is money in muck.
Samoa family bloodlines strong in Josh Schuster
When Josh Schuster lines up for the Samoa national anthem this Saturday, he will look to the sky with mixed emotions.
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Family pride for Tonga drives Olakau'atu at Test level
When Haumole Olakau’atu runs out for his Test debut for Tonga, it will be done with enormous pride and gratitude.
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The Incomparable Immortal Bob Fulton
Pound for poundFamily pride for Tonga drives Olakau'atu at Test level
When Haumole Olakau’atu runs out for his Test debut for Tonga, it will be done with enormous pride and gratitude.
Brilliance for brilliance
Our Tongan Terror
is Manlys Best forward
Junior Clinic brings plenty of smiles for youngsters
For a group of young kids from western Sydney, it was a case of enjoying good times with the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Narrabeen on Monday.
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The Incomparable Immortal Bob Fulton
Our boys have a future on tv when they retire from footy
The Incomparable Immortal Bob Fulton
This very moving Schuster Story epitomises the heart and passion of the young man inside the Manly jumperSamoa family bloodlines strong in Josh Schuster
When Josh Schuster lines up for the Samoa national anthem this Saturday, he will look to the sky with mixed emotions.
""Keith will be on my mind when I walk out to represent my country""
“So, when I sing the anthem, I will be looking into the sky saying to Keith, ‘we’ve done it brother’.”
Josh Shuster
Our legendary club brought Josh and Keith together as it has brought many Manly people together over the years and filled them with life memorable moments
God Bless our Great Manly club and all the Great Manly people that keep contributing to its life time of Greatness
Manly Brothers for ever Josh and Keith Titmuss
Player Media: Players talk about Tongan representation
Josh Aloiai, Lachlan Croker and Toff Sipley talk about our Tongan representative players
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Three Sea Eagles players to start for Samoa
Three Manly Warringah Sea Eagles players will start for Samoa in Saturday’s Pacific Test match against the Cook Islands at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.
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Mate Ma'a Tonga: Having been overlooked by NSW for Origin Two, Kotoni Staggs will wear the No.6 for Tonga alongside Dragons young gun Talatau Amone in the halves. Manly winger Christian Tuipulotu will make his Test debut on the wing, taking over from Daniel Tupou, who is with the Blues in Origin. The backline also features Parramatta's Will Penisini, Manly flyer Tolu Koula and destructive Dragon Moses Suli.
In his 14th international for his country Jason Taumalolo will co-captain the team alongside respected Rooster Siosiua Taukeiaho, who plays his 12th Test for Tonga. They are joined in a powerhouse pack by Addin Fonua-Blake, Sitili Tupouniua and Keaon Koloamatangi while Haumole Olakau'atu, Tevita Tatola and Moeaki Fotuaika bring impact from the bench.
Have you ever read a more imposing forward pack? They are all monsters. The backline is also impressive but I doubt a full strength Australian pack could handle this Tongan mob.
In his 14th international for his country Jason Taumalolo will co-captain the team alongside respected Rooster Siosiua Taukeiaho, who plays his 12th Test for Tonga. They are joined in a powerhouse pack by Addin Fonua-Blake, Sitili Tupouniua and Keaon Koloamatangi while Haumole Olakau'atu, Tevita Tatola and Moeaki Fotuaika bring impact from the bench.
Have you ever read a more imposing forward pack? They are all monsters. The backline is also impressive but I doubt a full strength Australian pack could handle this Tongan mob.
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