News: Brett Stewart to captain Manly

[mozgrame]

Meanwhile at Braiths house.........

 

[WAMF]

[quote author=Copa Eagle link=topic=186941.msg324759#msg324759 date=1300532249]
so what is our bench going to look like ?

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All that photo is missing is a dog.

 

[eagles2win]

Meanwhile at Braiths house.........

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[mozgrame]

Hey Ant80, wanna split a cab to Braiths place??  LOL!!

 

[eagles2win]

Hahahaha!

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Hey Ant80, wanna split a cab to Braiths place??  LOL!!

You can pay my share from Qld

 

[mozgrame]

Yeah mate, i'm in Qld too, so i might give it a miss.  There are too many invisible bikies in Sydney anyway.🙂

 

[eagles2win]

Yeah mate, i'm in Qld too, so i might give it a miss.  There are too many invisible bikies in Sydney anyway.🙂

Try and find me at the Bronc's/Tit'sgames this year

 

[mozgrame]

Round 8 vs cowboys in Townsville.  I'll be the maroon blur constantly between the stands and the bar.🙂

 

[ManlyBacker]

Former NSW custodian Brett Stewart has made 119 appearances for the Sea Eagles - and scored 98 tries - but has never worn the captain's armband before. The Eagles are left with a relatively inexperienced side to face the Roosters but Hasler backed the unheralded Jamie Buhrer, Tim Robinson, Vic Mauro and Daniel Harrison to fill the breach. ''I've got five starting players on the sideline,'' Hasler said. ''It hasn't been easy but I've got confidence in our young players.

''The players coming in - the Harrisons, Buhrers, the Robinsons, the Mauros - they'll be just fine.''

TAB Sportsbet responded by lengthening Manly's odds from $3.75 to $3.90, while the Roosters firmed into $1.25 favourites.

''Glenn Stewart is very experienced but he's not what you'd call a game-breaking player,'' TAB Sportsbet's Glenn Munsie said. ''Someone like Anthony Watmough being out would have a much bigger impact in … changing the price of the match.''

smh.com.au