Game Day: Manly V Sharks [Round 27, 2024]

[Jethro]

Manly V Sharks [Round 27, 2024]


Pre-Match Thread here


MATCH DAY

Sunday 08 September 2024

Venue:.... 4 Pines Park, Brookvale, NSW

Gates Open:.... 12:30pm.

NRL Kick Off Time:.... Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles v Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks: 2:00pm


TICKETING

VS

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https://www.ticketmaster.com.au/man...s-brookvale-08-09-2024/event/13006048E902776B

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Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles

01. Tolutau Koula
02. Clayton Faulalo
03. Tommy Talau
04. Reuben Garrick
05. Lehi Hopoate
06. Luke Brooks
07. Daly Cherry-Evans (C)

08. Taniela Paseka
09. Lachlan Croker
10. Matthew Lodge
11. Haumole Olakau'atu
12. Karl Lawton
13. Jake Trbojevic

14. Ben Trbojevic
15. Josh Aloiai
16. Ethan Bullemor
17. Nathan Brown


Replacement:

18. Toafofoa Sipley.


Reserves:
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Out:

19. Jamie Humphreys
20. Gordon Chan Kum Tong
21. Jaxson Paulo
22. Caleb Navale.


Available But Not Selected:

• Jake Simpkin
• Ben Condon
• Aitasi James
• Brad Parker
• Aaron Woods - Development Player
• Dean Matterson - Development Player.

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From the Manly Sea Eagles website, here is the ' Rd 27 Sea Eagles Injury Report' released on Monday, 02 September 2024:

Tom Trbojevic suffered a Grade 3 AC shoulder injury against the Bulldogs (Rd 26). He will miss this Sunday's sold out final round match against Cronulla at 4 Pines Park, but will back for week one of the finals.

Scans confirmed Jason Saab suffered a high ankle sprain injury against the Bulldogs. He will miss the Sharks game and be assessed week to week regarding his recovery and fitness.

Aaron Schoupp remains in a sling after undergoing successful shoulder reconstructive surgery and is planning to commence running this week.

Jake Arthur suffered a stress fracture in his left foot and underwent successful surgery to stabilise this. Jake has progressed out of his boot and has commenced running on an alter g treadmill.

Rd 27 Sea Eagles Injury Report

Here is the latest Sea Eagles injury news from Manly's NRL Head Physiotherapist Chris Bailey leading into round 27 of the Telstra Premiership.

www.seaeagles.com.au

From the 'NRL Casualty Ward - All the Latest Injury News, Updates & Returns Details' web page, Here is the Latest NRL Injured or Unavailable Update:

* * * (Updated: Tuesday, 03 September 2024) * * *

The Sea Eagles will be without Tom Trbojevic and Jason Saab for the final round of the regular season.

Trbojevic left the field in the 64th minute with a head cut and nursing his shoulder after he landed awkwardly while making a last-ditch tackle.

The fullback went for scans on Saturday morning and has been diagnosed with a Grade 3 AC shoulder injury. He will miss the Sharks game at a sold out 4 Pines Park but will return for the opening week of the finals.

The news is not as positive for Saab, with the winger suffering a high-ankle sprain. He will be assessed on a week-to-week basis.


Manly Sea Eagles

• Tom Trbojevic (Shoulder, Finals)
• Jason Saab (Ankle, TBC)
• Corey Waddell (Suspended, Finals - Week 1)
• Aaron Schoupp (Shoulder, 2025)
• Jake Arthur (Foot, 2025)

NRL Casualty Ward: Cleary eyes finals; Walker, Watson ruled out

Rabbitohs playmaker Cody Walker failed to finish Saturday night's match against Wests Tigers due to a headknock.

www.nrl.com

Also, from the NRL Casualty Ward, Manly hub page, there are slight variations to the information regarding the unavailable or injured players and their return periods:

• Jason Saab (Ankle, TBC)
• Jake Arthur (Foot, Next Season)
• Tom Trbojevic (Shoulder, Finals)
• Corey Waddell (Suspended, Finals)

Casualty Ward

Check the Official NRL Casualty Ward, which players are injured, and who is expected to make their way back onto the field and in the game.

www.nrl.com

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MATCH OFFICIALS:

Adam "Six More against Manly " Gee
Referee

Matt Noyen *
Touch Judge

Jarrod Cole
Touch Judge

Clayton Wills
Standby Touch Judge

Wyatt Raymond
Bunker Review Official

* Denotes standby referee.

Match Officials: NRL Round 27 and NRLW Round 7

Match official appointments for Round 27 of the 2024 NRL Telstra Premiership season and Round 7 of the 2024 NRL Telstra Women's Premiership season.

www.nrl.com

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It's Game Day !!!

Go Manly !!!

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[globaleagle]

GAAAAAAME DAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!​

Oooooh it's gunna be a bee-ay-you-tee!!!

Rip in Men and don't get injured!!!

noot noot!

 

[Ashton Davis]

Sweet Caroline doo doo doo. Good times never seemed so good

 

[Jethro]

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[The Wheel]

Home final please - 🦅👍👍👍👍

 

[Stuey Davis’s Socks]

C’mon boys, let’s get the job done. Go Manly!

 

[globaleagle]

As mentioned elsewhere, it's a bit of a concern reading about how much money the greedy nrl will lose if the game is at Brookie.

I suggest we all flood social media with this 'concern', so much that the powers at be have to call the rort off as "we're on to them!"

In hockey, when the refs screw up the crowd all chant "refs you suck, refs you suck" for awhile.

though best to let the nrl we're onto their preference for a dogs home final so the 'totally independent and above reproach honest refs' adjudicate the game fairly.

Now, I'm taking off my tin foil hat and going to get a haircut!

Canterbury’s loss to Cowboys could cost NRL $1 million, Panthers secure top-two finish

Canterbury blew a chance to host an elimination final on Saturday – and the result could now cost the NRL a seven-figure sum in gate takings next week.

www.smh.com.au

A Canterbury win would have sealed an elimination final at the Sydney Olympic Park venue next Saturday where a crowd of more than 50,000 was expected. That can only happen now if Manly lose at home to Cronulla on Sunday afternoon.

The NRL collects the gate takings during all finals games – and the difference between a sixth-versus-seventh elimination final at 4 Pines Park and 17,000 fans compared to more than 50,000 supporters at Accor Stadium could be about $1 million, according to sources with knowledge of the finances, but who are not authorised to speak publicly.

 

[Nordburg]

As mentioned elsewhere, it's a bit of a concern reading about how much money the greedy nrl will lose if the game is at Brookie.

I suggest we all flood social media with this 'concern', so much that the powers at be have to call the rort off as "we're on to them!"

In hockey, when the refs screw up the crowd all chant "refs you suck, refs you suck" for awhile.

though best to let the nrl we're onto their preference for a dogs home final so the 'totally independent and above reproach honest refs' adjudicate the game fairly.

Now, I'm taking off my tin foil hat and going to get a haircut!

Canterbury’s loss to Cowboys could cost NRL $1 million, Panthers secure top-two finish

Canterbury blew a chance to host an elimination final on Saturday – and the result could now cost the NRL a seven-figure sum in gate takings next week.

www.smh.com.au

A Canterbury win would have sealed an elimination final at the Sydney Olympic Park venue next Saturday where a crowd of more than 50,000 was expected. That can only happen now if Manly lose at home to Cronulla on Sunday afternoon.

The NRL collects the gate takings during all finals games – and the difference between a sixth-versus-seventh elimination final at 4 Pines Park and 17,000 fans compared to more than 50,000 supporters at Accor Stadium could be about $1 million, according to sources with knowledge of the finances, but who are not authorised to speak publicly.

Don’t feel that your paranoia is misguided,you never know what this NRL administration will get up to.Thankfully Adam Gee isn’t known for his “managerial skills” and will be desperate to get back on top of the referees pile

 

[Jethro]

Don’t feel that your paranoia is misguided,you never know what this NRL administration will get up to.Thankfully Adam Gee isn’t known for his “managerial skills” and will be desperate to get back on top of the referees pile

Just watch how many 6 agains and penalties the Sharks get awarded to reduce Manly's chance to get on a roll to have any chance to win the game. It will be a setup for a Manly fail.

 

[Chunkytuna]

Let’s get this home final boys!! Show these fuken tadpoles what we’re made of. Last week plus more from the forwards!!! Can’t wait to get there today and watch us win!!! LETS FUKEN GOO!!!!
MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNLLY

 

[ricardo]

Just watch how many 6 agains and penalties the Sharks get awarded to reduce Manly's chance to get on a roll to have any chance to win the game. It will be a setup for a Manly fail.

My thoughts exactly. Let's call it out. Fu$% NRL corruption!!!

 

[mave]

The fact that this a discussion point shows how low our confidence levels in the NRL overseeing an even and fair comp have fallen.

Sad really, but not unexpected.

 

[mickqld]

As mentioned elsewhere, it's a bit of a concern reading about how much money the greedy nrl will lose if the game is at Brookie.

I suggest we all flood social media with this 'concern', so much that the powers at be have to call the rort off as "we're on to them!"

In hockey, when the refs screw up the crowd all chant "refs you suck, refs you suck" for awhile.

though best to let the nrl we're onto their preference for a dogs home final so the 'totally independent and above reproach honest refs' adjudicate the game fairly.

Now, I'm taking off my tin foil hat and going to get a haircut!

Canterbury’s loss to Cowboys could cost NRL $1 million, Panthers secure top-two finish

Canterbury blew a chance to host an elimination final on Saturday – and the result could now cost the NRL a seven-figure sum in gate takings next week.

www.smh.com.au

A Canterbury win would have sealed an elimination final at the Sydney Olympic Park venue next Saturday where a crowd of more than 50,000 was expected. That can only happen now if Manly lose at home to Cronulla on Sunday afternoon.

The NRL collects the gate takings during all finals games – and the difference between a sixth-versus-seventh elimination final at 4 Pines Park and 17,000 fans compared to more than 50,000 supporters at Accor Stadium could be about $1 million, according to sources with knowledge of the finances, but who are not authorised to speak publicly.

So where is the article whinging about how much a Penrith home final is costing compared to having it at Allianz.

 

[davohan123]

So where is the article whinging about how much a Penrith home final is costing compared to having it at Allianz.

Or sharks home final last year

 

[globaleagle]

So where is the article whinging about how much a Penrith home final is costing compared to having it at Allianz.

It's behind a paywall!

though my point is (was) that if everyone is aware of the revenue difference, the spotlight can be put on the refs, so that the nrl can't get them to CHEAT.

 

[davohan123]

Game day
MIGOTY is an understatement
I think refs and the nrl will have a say today
It will be on a call which at crucial time will cost us something
The NRL don’t want us to win
Home final up for the taking today
Let’s shove it up the nrl
Home final vs dogs if we win
Come on boys

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

Corrupt NRL! The fix is in

I'd think this was all silly paranoia if not for the astonishing ref display v Tigers that - 'luckily' for the NRL and broadcasters - set up the highly publicised Spoonbowl.

Anyway, Go Manly! We've beaten the rest of the finalists so far, it's the Sharks turn today to taste defeat at the hands of the mighty Sea Eagles!

 

[davohan123]

After my giants lost yesterday in the afl , congratulations to swans supporters on this forum I can’t cop us losing today.

Would make for a pretty poor weekend

Manly better turn up today.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

The fact that this a discussion point shows how low our confidence levels in the NRL overseeing an even and fair comp have fallen.

Sad really, but not unexpected.

Agreed. So far for this final round the referees have generally been very "hands off" compared to the last few rounds. If that changes today, I'm going to need a bigger tin-foil hat…

 

[ManEagle]

Whoooo been waiting for this day for weeks, belated fathers day gift, here with the family, flew in from WA....let's GOOOOOO.