Club news

[Jethro]

Maybe Toff Sipley?

https://www.seaeagles.com.au/siteassets/202021-pre-season-training/week-2-jan-training/0i8a8318.jpg?center=0.41%2C0.52&preset=photo-enlarged

Nope, not Toff but here is another pic of the same person (far left) where you can see his face:

https://www.seaeagles.com.au/siteassets/202021-pre-season-training/dsc05318.jpg?center=0.3%2C0.5&preset=photo-enlarged

 

[Jethro]

Nope, not Toff but here is another pic of the same person (far left) where you can see his face:

https://www.seaeagles.com.au/siteassets/202021-pre-season-training/dsc05318.jpg?center=0.3%2C0.5&preset=photo-enlarged

 

[ALinda]

I have been reliably informed the player is Daniel Ala from Junior reps

View attachment 16746
Who is the guy behind Harper with the strapping on his knee?

Could it be a junior Daniel Ala - see posts #1543 and #1549 here - both have similar strapping on same knee?!

 

[manlyfan76]

Are they Forestville socks?
#GoFerrets

 

[pjayz]

View attachment 16746
Who is the guy behind Harper with the strapping on his knee?

Reminds me of Matai

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

So Morgan Boyle didn’t go to England !!

 

[double hoops]

So Morgan Boyle didn’t go to England !!

England?

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

England?

It's a country that forms part of the United Kingdom, sharing borders with Scotland and Wales. But that's not important right now…

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

England?

I thought he’d signed with a ESL club late last year

 

[The Wheel]

The great Ken Irvine is up next in the 75 series

The 75 series: Ken Irvine

With the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles celebrating its 75th year in 2021, we take a look at some of the greatest players to wear the maroon and white jersey.

www.seaeagles.com.au

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Here is an interesting picture. One of the footings of the merchandise shed at the southeastern end of Grottoland:

And the next one along:

An accident waiting to happen. Sort it out Sea Eagles.

 

[globaleagle]

Here is an interesting picture. One of the footings of the merchandise shed at the southeastern end of Grottoland:
View attachment 16752
And the next one along:
View attachment 16753
An accident waiting to happen. Sort it out Sea Eagles.

That's disgraceful. I mean, who drinks VB..????





(disclaimer - I know nothing about beer except that it all tastes the same.)

 

[Bring back the.... Biff?]

Here is an interesting picture. One of the footings of the merchandise shed at the southeastern end of Grottoland:
View attachment 16752
And the next one along:
View attachment 16753
An accident waiting to happen. Sort it out Sea Eagles.

I think they belong to Barrett

 

[Ryan]

Here is an interesting picture. One of the footings of the merchandise shed at the southeastern end of Grottoland:
View attachment 16752
And the next one along:
View attachment 16753
An accident waiting to happen. Sort it out Sea Eagles.

That's not real, surely?
Someone could die if that tips !

 

[Leho]

Here is an interesting picture. One of the footings of the merchandise shed at the southeastern end of Grottoland:
View attachment 16752
And the next one along:
View attachment 16753
An accident waiting to happen. Sort it out Sea Eagles.

Being in the construction industry this is not uncommon for temporary site sheds or containers, although this is quite extreme for a temporary structure that is accessible by the public.

 

[Shoe1]

Being in the construction industry this is not uncommon for temporary site sheds or containers, although this is quite extreme for a temporary structure that is accessible by the public.

Not much risk unless some kids crawl under it.

on second thoughts that is quite likely with the amount of kids that wander around at the game.

 

[The Wheel]

I see no issue, those bricks have been there for probably 25 to 30 years and they have stood the test of time - look at the pyramids, well placed rocks are there for a long time not a short time

 

[eagle66]

The 75 series: John O’Neill

With the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles celebrating its 75th year in 2021, we take a look at some of the greatest players to wear the maroon and white jersey.

www.seaeagles.com.au

Here is an article from the Big League 1975.

 

[manly al]

Agree not that uncommon with temporary buildings and providing the ground base is fairly stable but a bit of concern with a bit of a slope and elevation with some of the supports in this instance . Certainly would not want any excessive ground movement there but most local councils are quite strict so guess that this is in the acceptable category

 

[globaleagle]

I see no issue, those bricks have been there for probably 25 to 30 years and they have stood the test of time - look at the pyramids, well placed rocks are there for a long time not a short time

That was my first thought when I saw splitting timber on an angle. - That could probably hold out for as long as the pyramids!

Ok kids.... off you go and start building your play fort! (oh...and leave the vb...lol)