Hasler

[Bearfax]

COME BACK TO US DES. ALL IS FORGIVEN. WE NEED YOU. TELL THE PENNS YOU WANT BALLIN, LYONS, KITE, MENZIES, CARROL, RANDALL...AND OF COURSE TOOVEY, BACK IN SUPPORT POSITIONS. BRING BACK THAT DES DOOR BREAKING DISCIPLINE.

 

[nightster]

Those were the days.
And they are comin back...
MAAAANNLLY MAAAANNLLY MAAAANNLLY

what? is Wolfy coming back?

 

[MuzztheEagle]

Yep that's what brought me back to Des. Jason Taylor. Just typing his name makes me nauseous.

It would have been marketing genius for the club to release a some of those names to the media - after considering the alternatives all of Dessie's sins are forgiven.
Not that I'm suggesting that, they've proven they aren't that good!

 

[Harvies elbow]

what? is Wolfy coming back?

He would be welcome...

 

[EOL now nesting on the GC]

Will need to get the hinges on the brookie doors upgraded pronto if this happens. Some of the incepid toss that has gone on around the joint for the past 3 years will not be acceptable.

On Des himself if it does happen I believe he will be really on it to regain his 'legacy'. He was hailed as the messiah of coaching up until the last few years and it must sting to be in the position he's in right now.

 

[Wombat64]

Will need to get the hinges on the brookie doors upgraded pronto if this happens. Some of the incepid toss that has gone on around the joint for the past 3 years will not be acceptable.

On Des himself if it does happen I believe he will be really on it to regain his 'legacy'. He was hailed as the messiah of coaching up until the last few years and it must sting to be in the position he's in right now.

Look, you are being silly now .... we can't afford new hinges on doors and a Centre of Excellence. Looks like we miss out on the centre of excellence again. I'd rather see Dessie taking doors off anyway.

 

[Top End Eagle]

Watch this. And try your hardest not to either;

A) Forgive the man who had KPA's inserted into his coaching performance unexpectedly and mid year, before winning the 2011 competition and then taking the club he coached the next year to the minor premiership and grand final.

B) Feel how good it is to be a manly supporter and part of a club that doesn't look outside their own. Barret and Sharp were a mistake. Lowe was okay when their was strong manly leadership.

Bring on 2019!

 

[Wombat64]

I'm trying to understand what time the Day Shift Dribblers are supposed to finish?

 

[Top End Eagle]

Watch this. And try your hardest not to either;

A) Forgive the man who had KPA's inserted into his coaching performance unexpectedly and mid year, before winning the 2011 competition and then taking the club he coached the next year to the minor premiership and grand final.

B) Feel how good it is to be a manly supporter and part of a club that doesn't look outside their own. Barret and Sharp were a mistake. Lowe was okay when their was strong manly leadership.

Bring on 2019!

Or tear up like me. I think it's because the song is a close approximation of the one with Nicholas Cage kicking ass in the rain which always hits an emotional note with me.

Maybe it's just Des. He left me so happy then so hurt. My emotions aren't to be trusted.

Come back. Bring that back. I need it in my life!

 

[ManEagle]

I'm trying to understand what time the Day Shift Dribblers are supposed to finish?

@Wombat64 ..wombat ...wombat, your a fkn disgrace to ST mate, ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Why are you here with the responsible adults instead of in the Coaches thread with the rest of us kids ?
Now get your hairy @ss (and before anyone says otherwise I have no idea if he has a hairy ass but fk look at his picture ) back over there. I have $500 on that thread making a double century before #nextweek which is #thisweek announcement !!!!!!!


Seriously though, love your work champ !!

 

[Cioran]

Just how definite is Des’s return. Should I back the Sea Eagles to make the eight or to get the spoon?

 

[Harvies elbow]

Or tear up like me. I think it's because the song is a close approximation of the one with Nicholas Cage kicking ass in the rain which always hits an emotional note with me.

Maybe it's just Des. He left me so happy then so hurt. My emotions aren't to be trusted.

Come back. Bring that back. I need it in my life!

Who didn't tear up?
Go support someone else if you didn't...

 

[manlywarringah]

When they release the draw for 2019, I’d like to see a Sunday 2pm game to start our season. We’ll pack Brookie if it’s a nice day.

Of course we’ll end up playing away the first week and then they’ll give us the Friday 6pm time slot for our first home game In the 2nd round.

Heaven forbid the nrl idiots would give us a time slot to get the crowds through the gate.

If they’re fairdinkum about boosting crowds, let Manly fans welcome Hasler back on a Sunday arvo at Brookie...especially if it’s against the dogs or parra etc.

 

[40 years an eagle]

Daly Cherry-Evans would welcome Des Hasler re-union at Manly

Australian halfback Daly Cherry-Evans, the only survivor from Des Hasler's last stint in charge of Manly, would welcome the return of the two-time premiership-winning coach to the club.

Cherry-Evans, who has finally fulfilled the predictions after his NRL debut season under Hasler in 2011 by becoming the first-choice Kangaroos and Queensland halfback, said he was prepared to work with any coach the Sea Eagles appoint but backed Hasler to turn the club around.

"Whoever the club decides to pick I'll make sure I dive right into it and enjoy whoever it is," Cherry-Evans said. "If that is Des, we have a bit of history there. That would be exciting to link up with the person that gave me my first grade opportunity.

"Tim Sheens gave me an Aussie jersey, Mal Meninga Queensland and Dessie club. Those three coaches are people I never forgot. If I was to link up with my first ever first grade coach I'd be all for it. [But] that's not my decision, that's for the owners to worry about."

Despite Hasler walking out on the Sea Eagles after the 2011 grand final, Cherry-Evans said he still understands the club's culture better that most and would be an ideal fit for Manly.

 

[Shoe1]

In a weird confluence of past, present and future, news and myth, I can remember my sport teacher Chris Dawson referring to Ivan cleary’s brother as our team’s “Dessie Hasler”. About 1984, beacon hill high.

 

[EOL now nesting on the GC]

It's been posted before and will be posted again but....

This rocks and is exactly what we need.

Please make it happen Penn family...

 

[Harvies elbow]

Daly Cherry-Evans would welcome Des Hasler re-union at Manly

Australian halfback Daly Cherry-Evans, the only survivor from Des Hasler's last stint in charge of Manly, would welcome the return of the two-time premiership-winning coach to the club.

Cherry-Evans, who has finally fulfilled the predictions after his NRL debut season under Hasler in 2011 by becoming the first-choice Kangaroos and Queensland halfback, said he was prepared to work with any coach the Sea Eagles appoint but backed Hasler to turn the club around.

"Whoever the club decides to pick I'll make sure I dive right into it and enjoy whoever it is," Cherry-Evans said. "If that is Des, we have a bit of history there. That would be exciting to link up with the person that gave me my first grade opportunity.

"Tim Sheens gave me an Aussie jersey, Mal Meninga Queensland and Dessie club. Those three coaches are people I never forgot. If I was to link up with my first ever first grade coach I'd be all for it. [But] that's not my decision, that's for the owners to worry about."

Despite Hasler walking out on the Sea Eagles after the 2011 grand final, Cherry-Evans said he still understands the club's culture better that most and would be an ideal fit for Manly.

All posts to be like this one from here on.
I read it without my goggles...

 

[Cioran]

There’s an old interview with Reni Maitua where he talks about playing under Des at the Bulldogs. He stresses that Des was always a Manly man. Even though he did his best to win with the dogs his heart was always with the Sea Eagles. He may not turn out to be a messiah or a super coach but he’s family and he should come home. If he does come home let’s hope he brings Brett and Glen and Choc and Steve back with him.

 

[Harvies elbow]

There’s an old interview with Reni Maitua where he talks about playing under Des at the Bulldogs. He stresses that Des was always a Manly man. Even though he did his best to win with the dogs his heart was always with the Sea Eagles. He may not turn out to be a messiah or a super coach but he’s family and he should come home. If he does come home let’s hope he brings Brett and Glen and Choc and Steve back with him.

Absolutely.
We might be a f*cking mad family but family we are.
We do it our way and that's the most successful way in 50 years.
We are Manly...

 

[EOL now nesting on the GC]

I bet after all this we end up with cartwrong and Henry...

I will cry.