Joey Walsh

[BOZO]

As I recall Hasler actually held Olakau-atu back in favour of Waddell.

I recall Des doing that as well in his second coming at Manly
Now the poor old Titans have to deal with him


Des ain't as good as he once was
Hes got a few years on him now
But there was a time, back in his prime
When he could really lay it down

The Legendary Des Hasler in his Premiership Winning Prime
We will Remember him
Lest We Forget

 

[JenEagle]

I think Des is still a good coach however he probably just hasn’t adjusted his style enough in the last few years.

I’m saying that he is a highly intelligent and experienced coach and he could just be still building with the Gold Coast. No one has ever been successful there so hard to say that Des is failing at that place.

They could win today though and start a run. Who knows

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

too many haircuts booked at walsh cutz mate

I mean, a good hairdresser is hard to find, but halfbacks are a dime a dozen…

 

[Phobia]

How ironic is it that fullback has been our injury-plagued spine position for well over a decade, and now it seems like every future spine member except the fullback, is injury prone?

I hope Hoppa has a strong back because he will be absolutely carrying us the way Onitoni and Walsh have been going. Zaidas spent considerable time on the sidelines. Ashton a bit more durable.

 

[Nike]

How ironic is it that fullback has been our injury-plagued spine position for well over a decade, and now it seems like every future spine member except the fullback, is injury prone?

I hope Hoppa has a strong back because he will be absolutely carrying us the way Onitoni and Walsh have been going. Zaidas spent considerable time on the sidelines. Ashton a bit more durable.

It's not a phenomenon exclusive to Manly.

 

[kurrieagle]

I recall Des doing that as well in his second coming at Manly
Now the poor old Titans have to deal with him


Des ain't as good as he once was
Hes got a few years on him now
But there was a time, back in his prime
When he could really lay it down

The Legendary Des Hasler in his Premiership Winning Prime
We will Remember him
Lest We Forget
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The late great Toby Keith

 

[BOZO]

The late great Toby Keith

God bless Him

 

[Phobia]

Apparently making his NSW Cup debut:

Must be impressing in training, because he certainly hasn't been playing in Flegg.

Wonder where that puts Jake Arthur? Maybe they've moved him? He could be injured and we wouldn't know before the sun dies...

 

[Ohgeez]

Some positive news - Walsh scored, had a try assist & put a back rower through a big gap he created by straightening the attack which resulted in another try, tho Dunford will get the assist (Walsh LB assist). Defensively I thought he was very impressive too for his first game in Cup.

Other standouts I think were Lodge & Zaidas Muagututia who was best on ground first half when we lead 14-6. Running game was on point & dominated through the middle. Started on the bench 2nd half & the Roosters come back started

 

[Disco]

The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup Highlights | Round 10 - Sea Eagles v Roosters

Catch up on all the tries from the Round 10 clash between the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles v Sydney Roosters.

www.nswrl.com.au

For those interested in the highlights

 

[Carl]

The Knock-On Effect NSW Cup Highlights | Round 10 - Sea Eagles v Roosters

Catch up on all the tries from the Round 10 clash between the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles v Sydney Roosters.

www.nswrl.com.au

For those interested in the highlights

Dom young going well in reserves.

 

[XV-1]

Dom young going well in reserves.

One position we don't need are wingers 😂

 

[SeaEagleSI1]

Meanwhile, Manly youngster Joey Walsh impressed on NSW Cup debut with a try, a try assist, a linebreak, two linebreak assists and 63 running metres. He also made 21 tackles but did miss three.

Walsh — a halfback — joined Manly ahead of this season on a three-year deal and is considered a future NRL player.

The 18-year-old was the Australian U18s rugby fly half and captain in 2023 and was said to be on the radar of several NRL clubs before signing with the Sea Eagles.

Walsh is a northern beaches product and spent some time in the Roosters’ system before focusing on rugby union.

While Manly have signed Jamal Fogarty to replace Cherry-Evans, Walsh could very well be their next long-term No.7.

 

[Ohgeez]

Does anyone know what injury Jake Arthur has? If it’s a long term injury does Walsh make his debut over origin period?

 

[Eagledare2dream]

HOPE SO and for the rest of the year.

 

[IQofalimabean]

Might as well give him some nrl experience because dce already has his bags packed.

 

[KNUCKLES]

Does anyone know what injury Jake Arthur has? If it’s a long term injury does Walsh make his debut over origin period?

This i could get behind.. although probably not ideal in giving him a taste now fog is coming. Could leave us in a pickle if he kills it.

 

[KaZa]

This i could get behind.. although probably not ideal in giving him a taste now fog is coming. Could leave us in a pickle if he kills it.

Brooks will get a tap on the shoulder.... maybe Perth could grab him

 

[Ohgeez]

Named in the reserves for 1st grade

 

[Budgie]

Meanwhile, Manly youngster Joey Walsh impressed on NSW Cup debut with a try, a try assist, a linebreak, two linebreak assists and 63 running metres. He also made 21 tackles but did miss three.

Walsh — a halfback — joined Manly ahead of this season on a three-year deal and is considered a future NRL player.

The 18-year-old was the Australian U18s rugby fly half and captain in 2023 and was said to be on the radar of several NRL clubs before signing with the Sea Eagles.

Walsh is a northern beaches product and spent some time in the Roosters’ system before focusing on rugby union.

While Manly have signed Jamal Fogarty to replace Cherry-Evans, Walsh could very well be their next long-term No.7.

Dummy spit ... cite the source please