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[Supreme Leader]

Club awards and presentation today;

Sea Eagles hold awards presentation at Lottoland

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles wrapped up a very challenging 2020 season with an intimate awards presentation at Lottoland today.

www.seaeagles.com.au

How come Taufua got top scorer, was that for us or the opposition teams? 7 trys for us and 24 for the opposition....hmmmm

 

[davohan123]

this is the letter in full

All of us at the Manly Sea Eagles would like to thank you for your amazing support throughout 2020. We know it’s been a really challenging year for everyone. Your flexibility, understanding and willingness to accept the changing circumstances we found ourselves in due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then to adjust to the necessary processes and guidelines that were implemented has been greatly appreciated.



Our on-field performances in the second half of the season was a great disappointment to all of us. We simply did not play anywhere near to the high standard we set for ourselves. After a decent break, we will return to work with renewed enthusiasm and resolve. Your Sea Eagles will be back bigger and better in 2021.


In relation to Membership, our planning is well underway for next year when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of this great Club. Whilst no-one can confidently predict what future COVID-19 Safe protocols may be in place, we expect that we will be operating under some degree of crowd restrictions next year. With that in mind and considering that the Northern Hill area will also be unavailable due to the construction of our new Grandstand and Centre of Excellence, we are likely to move to a different, transitionary Membership and ticketing model in 2021.



We will be in a position to share the details of these changes with you in the next couple of weeks. Any members who did not receive their full Membership entitlements this year will also be provided with details of how we plan to remedy their situation.



Thank you again for your tremendous support and we look forward to celebrating our 75th anniversary year with you in 2021.





Stephen Humphreys

CEO

 

[BOZO]

this is the letter in full

All of us at the Manly Sea Eagles would like to thank you for your amazing support throughout 2020. We know it’s been a really challenging year for everyone. Your flexibility, understanding and willingness to accept the changing circumstances we found ourselves in due to the COVID-19 pandemic and then to adjust to the necessary processes and guidelines that were implemented has been greatly appreciated.



Our on-field performances in the second half of the season was a great disappointment to all of us. We simply did not play anywhere near to the high standard we set for ourselves. After a decent break, we will return to work with renewed enthusiasm and resolve. Your Sea Eagles will be back bigger and better in 2021.


In relation to Membership, our planning is well underway for next year when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of this great Club. Whilst no-one can confidently predict what future COVID-19 Safe protocols may be in place, we expect that we will be operating under some degree of crowd restrictions next year. With that in mind and considering that the Northern Hill area will also be unavailable due to the construction of our new Grandstand and Centre of Excellence, we are likely to move to a different, transitionary Membership and ticketing model in 2021.



We will be in a position to share the details of these changes with you in the next couple of weeks. Any members who did not receive their full Membership entitlements this year will also be provided with details of how we plan to remedy their situation.



Thank you again for your tremendous support and we look forward to celebrating our 75th anniversary year with you in 2021.





Stephen Humphreys

CEO

Thank you @Dovohan
In 2021 we are celebrating our legendary clubs 75th year anniversary indeed and what a great way to celebrate it with a club membership and be a part of this iconic occasion
I can see our club membership team promoting this .....
Play a part of our historic club 75th anniversary with a club membership
Music to my ears !!!

 

[Shoe1]

Another great day in our history

1987 Flashback: Sea Eagles claim fifth premiership

Today - September 27 - marks 33 years to the day since the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles won the 1987 NSWRL first grade premiership.

www.seaeagles.com.au

Cuzzo left out Paul Shaw. He was great off the bench in that game. Can you get him to update the team list @The Wheel

 

[BOZO]

Cuzzo left out Paul Shaw. He was great off the bench in that game. Can you get him to update the team list @The Wheel

The great Cuzzo never leaves no stone unturned feathered friend
Have another look . Paul Shaw is there ..

1987 Grand Final
Manly team
1 Dale Shearer 2 David Ronson 3 Darrell Williams 4 Michael O’Connor 5 Stuart Davis 6 Cliff Lyons 7 Des Hasler 8 Paul Vautin (Captain) 9 Noel Cleal, 10 Ron Gibbs, 11 Kevin Ward, 12 Mal Cochrane 13 Phil Daley, replacements: 20 Paul Shaw, 24 Mark Pocock. Coach: Bob Fulton

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

On another note, anyone have any imagery of work underway on the CoE?

 

[Loobs]

On another note, anyone have any imagery of work underway on the CoE?

Yes Terry, here is the finished version. Joe Kelly's dream is now a reality:

 

[The Wheel]

Cuzzo left out Paul Shaw. He was great off the bench in that game. Can you get him to update the team list @The Wheel

Just letting you know the article has been updated - good pick up

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Yes Terry, here is the finished version. Joe Kelly's is now a reality:

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Lovely. Brookvale’s skyline looks particularly impressive.

Thanks Loobs.

 

[Loobs]

Lovely. Brookvale’s skyline looks particularly impressive.

Thanks Loobs.

Squint and you can see the Petbarn and Maccas.

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Lol

 

[The Wheel]

A magic day in our history

On This Day: Sea Eagles claim 2008 premiership

Today - October 5 - marks 12 years to the day since the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles won the 2008 premiership.

www.seaeagles.com.au

 

[globaleagle]

VB Hard Earned: Trbojevic, Harris finish in tie for 2020 award

For the first time two players have tied at the top of the VB Hard Earned leaderboard at the end of the regular NRL season, with Manly's Jake Trbojevic and Warriors star Tohu Harris the equal winners of the 2020 title.

www.nrl.com

For the first time two players have tied at the top of the VB Hard Earned leaderboard at the end of the regular NRL season, with Manly's Jake Trbojevic and Warriors back-rower Tohu Harris the equal winners of the 2020 title.

Both players ended the season on 1829 points according to the Hard Earned Index, with Harris having the edge for runs (372-338) and tackle breaks (26-9) but Trbojevic having the advantage for supports (256-191) and tackles (896-883).

 

[2830 Eagle]

Squint and you can see the Petbarn and Maccas.

Also good to see the Travelodge still there (bottom left corner) for us out-of-towners

 

[robbiea]

Squint and you can see the Petbarn and Maccas.

Chard road has changed ?

 

[niccipops]

Yes Terry, here is the finished version. Joe Kelly's dream is now a reality:

View attachment 15651

So we're relocating to Dubai?

 

[Loobs]

Also good to see the Travelodge still there (bottom left corner) for us out-of-towners

Arthur Murray Dance School has also now relocated to a new 42 story sky scraper.

 

[Budgewoi Eagle]

In the interest of transparency, we’re there any refunds for members who were only successful in, say, two ballots out of the ten games?

 

[The Wheel]

In the interest of transparency, we’re there any refunds for members who were only successful in, say, two ballots out of the ten games?

Stephen Humphries sent an email to all members a week or 2 ago that had info on this.

from memory it said there will be info coming out soon for members who did not receive there full entitlement this season.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

VB Hard Earned: Trbojevic, Harris finish in tie for 2020 award

For the first time two players have tied at the top of the VB Hard Earned leaderboard at the end of the regular NRL season, with Manly's Jake Trbojevic and Warriors star Tohu Harris the equal winners of the 2020 title.

www.nrl.com

For the first time two players have tied at the top of the VB Hard Earned leaderboard at the end of the regular NRL season, with Manly's Jake Trbojevic and Warriors back-rower Tohu Harris the equal winners of the 2020 title.

Both players ended the season on 1829 points according to the Hard Earned Index, with Harris having the edge for runs (372-338) and tackle breaks (26-9) but Trbojevic having the advantage for supports (256-191) and tackles (896-883).

Give it to Tohu on the head-to-head. To our shame, the Warriors beat us twice this year.