Midnight Rambler
'Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnly'
3rd spot feels great!
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnly!
Now for a win today!
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnly!
Now for a win today!
Remember this date ... in years to come we will be able to say to @HappilyManly I remember when you were wrong .. it was the 1st July 2017.
Happy Canada DayBut.... July the 1st is Canada day. 🙁
And it's our 150th anniversary!
Yes I see that.Cullen and Jono Wright were dropped yesterday
Just click on the PLAYER STATISTICS list EXPAND - it has the current Team
Api will need a rest soon, so Cullen may get a gig against the Tigers or Knights.Yes I see that.
I just saying that he is a very good prospect and deserves playing time but with DCE. Green, Api, Hastings all going well it's unfortunate for him.
***********ONE FOR ALL**************http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...n/news-story/225939cad55f0d12f330f5b4777de2b2
Manly prop Martin Taupau hails the 2017 Sea Eagles the closest team he has played in
MATT LOGUE, The Daily Telegraph
June 30, 2017 6:07pm
FROM coffee club to cards and ping pong — the new social era at the Sea Eagles is in full swing.
For many years, Manly’s culture centred on the club’s high-profile stars likes Brett Stewart, Steve Matai and Jamie Lyon.
This changed over the summer when Lyon retired and Stewart and Matai followed soon afterwards.
The trio’s departure sparked mass change at Brookvale, ultimately paving the way for a new generation of Sea Eagles to make their own mark.
Inspired by coach Trent Barrett and pushed through captain Daly Cherry-Evans, the 2017 Sea Eagles regularly hang out off the field.
They insist they are now closer as a team than ever before.
Prop Martin Taupau believes he has never been part of a tighter team during his seven years in the NRL.
“We always get together for a coffee or a game of golf — it has been great,” Taupau told The Saturday Telegraph.
“There are no particular groups and everyone is just all-in, so it’s really good.
“We all take it upon ourselves to get everyone involved.
“We also go into camp, even before our home games.
“We do anything and everything — ping pong, card games.
“He (Trent) doesn’t really impose that we have to, but we choose to.
“We’ve all taken it on board, we love each other’s company and it is all translating to the field.”
Reliable lock Jake Trbojevic has also noticed a significant difference with the club’s social scene this season.
“Everyone always hangs out and we go to the coffee shop a fair bit,” Trbojevic said.
“We are a pretty close bunch. It’s good, because everyone really enjoys each other’s company on and off the field.
“I think that makes you enjoy your footy a bit more.”
Manly’s mateship is certainly showing on the field this season.
Heading into Saturday’s clash against the Warriors in Perth, the Sea Eagles are sitting in fourth position.
It’s an unlikely surge that has shocked many tipsters, but not the Manly players, according to Taupau.
“You’d be surprise hey and there are still doubters out there,” he said.
“But we continue to speak through our football.
“It’s just newspaper wrap for us. We take it in one ear and it goes out the other.
“Everyone is a tight unit and we stick together.”
As for beating coach Barrett in the team’s annual ping pong battles, Taupau emphatically replied: “Nah, I’ve got him covered.”
"Our" !!, Have you taken the citizenship GE ?But.... July the 1st is Canada day. 🙁
And it's our 150th anniversary!
Looks like one of them birds has had its head to far up someones arse,no poon intended !!***********ONE FOR ALL**************
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***********ALL FOR ONE !!!************
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Six degrees... a bloody heat wave! Thirteen degrees COLDER here this morn. I hadcto stay in bed until now....Wake Up @Jethro it's 6am and a fresh 6 degrees - time for some heated pre-game posts
Manly 32+
MOM Brown
FTS Kels
Go Manly
"Our" !!, Have you taken the citizenship GE ?
Now 3rd, chance for 2nd should Roosters lose and we winLADDER POSITION
4 🙂
4th at start of round 17, let's not assume any position is ours till all games are cocludedNow 3rd, chance for 2nd should Roosters lose and we win
And this is why, feathered friends, I believe that some less popular players (with the Silvertails selection committee) are not dropped regularly as requested.http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...n/news-story/225939cad55f0d12f330f5b4777de2b2
Manly prop Martin Taupau hails the 2017 Sea Eagles the closest team he has played in
MATT LOGUE, The Daily Telegraph
June 30, 2017 6:07pm
FROM coffee club to cards and ping pong — the new social era at the Sea Eagles is in full swing.
For many years, Manly’s culture centred on the club’s high-profile stars likes Brett Stewart, Steve Matai and Jamie Lyon.
This changed over the summer when Lyon retired and Stewart and Matai followed soon afterwards.
The trio’s departure sparked mass change at Brookvale, ultimately paving the way for a new generation of Sea Eagles to make their own mark.
Inspired by coach Trent Barrett and pushed through captain Daly Cherry-Evans, the 2017 Sea Eagles regularly hang out off the field.
They insist they are now closer as a team than ever before.
Prop Martin Taupau believes he has never been part of a tighter team during his seven years in the NRL.
“We always get together for a coffee or a game of golf — it has been great,” Taupau told The Saturday Telegraph.
“There are no particular groups and everyone is just all-in, so it’s really good.
“We all take it upon ourselves to get everyone involved.
“We also go into camp, even before our home games.
“We do anything and everything — ping pong, card games.
“He (Trent) doesn’t really impose that we have to, but we choose to.
“We’ve all taken it on board, we love each other’s company and it is all translating to the field.”
Reliable lock Jake Trbojevic has also noticed a significant difference with the club’s social scene this season.
“Everyone always hangs out and we go to the coffee shop a fair bit,” Trbojevic said.
“We are a pretty close bunch. It’s good, because everyone really enjoys each other’s company on and off the field.
“I think that makes you enjoy your footy a bit more.”
Manly’s mateship is certainly showing on the field this season.
Heading into Saturday’s clash against the Warriors in Perth, the Sea Eagles are sitting in fourth position.
It’s an unlikely surge that has shocked many tipsters, but not the Manly players, according to Taupau.
“You’d be surprise hey and there are still doubters out there,” he said.
“But we continue to speak through our football.
“It’s just newspaper wrap for us. We take it in one ear and it goes out the other.
“Everyone is a tight unit and we stick together.”
As for beating coach Barrett in the team’s annual ping pong battles, Taupau emphatically replied: “Nah, I’ve got him covered.”
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0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |