Hate that jersey - Maroon&White are our Club colours
What happened to the official Away Jersey that we wore against the Warriors? Who comes up with these dumb ideas :huh:
So far 3/5 losses in 2014 were in this jersey :dodgy:
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/manlys-historic-triumphs-at-the-scg-has-the-sea-eagles-primed-for-rabbitohs-blockbuster/story-fni3gnk1-1227015708013
Manly’s historic triumphs at the SCG has the Sea Eagles primed for Rabbitohs blockbuster
DEAN RITCHIE THE DAILY TELEGRAPH AUGUST 07, 2014
IF you think Manly love playing at Brookvale Oval, wait until they get back to the scene of some of the club’s greatest victories.
On Wednesday, Brett Stewart spoke about the Sea Eagles’ historic return to the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday night, where the star fullback will line-up against South Sydney star Greg Inglis.
In a possible grand final preview, Manly will run out on to the famous ground that played host to five of the club’s eight premiership successes — in 1972, 1973, 1976, 1978 and 1987.
“The SCG has a feeling like no other ground,” Stewart said. “It has an aura about it.
“I love playing here. It has a special feel.”
Reminded Manly famously won the 1978 grand final against Cronulla after playing six games in 24 days, Stewart said: “It was enormous. Just thinking about, it’s hard to get your head around.
“It would be impossible to do it in this day and age.
“You have to tip your hat to them. The club’s grand final wins here get brought up through the media a bit.
“Our club has a rich history. Some of the old guys like ‘Wombat’ (Graham Eadie) stay in touch. I speak to him on a regular basis. I am all ears when he has a chat.”
First-placed Manly and second-placed Souths should provide the NRL match of the season.
It will pit Souths’ giant forward pack against Manly’s world-class backline.
“We seem to be ticking along,” Stewart said. “And I don’t think we have hit our straps yet. We have a few games left (before the finals) to tidy-up a few things.”
Some of Manly’s greatest ex-players who won titles at the SCG will attend Friday night’s game.
Stewart meanwhile said injured brother Glenn would start running again later this week or early next week and hopefully be back in two weeks.