Snake
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Given the bushland down there I am not surprised
Briza
Maroon and White - Born and Bred
You should see the size of the water rats, I nailed one with a bow in the early 80s that was as big as a Tom cat.
That man won us so many games.
I'd definitely vote it in.
There was certainly one sighted at a nice Lebanese joint near circular quay
There certainly has been a sighting at a nice Lebanese restaurant near circular quay
Brissie Kid
Bencher
Back to 2004. Snake's second? NRL game a Brookie. Go to 7miins30secs in this tape. What a Snake speed try.
I went to that match back in the day. Flew to Sydney to visit some friends. Took my 10 year old daughter to her first Brookie match. Sat right in the middle of the hill. It was the 'Bash Noddy" match. Some hardcore hill resident called that out every time he had the ball.
Daughter still remembers that line and she became a life long Manly Supporter that day. As for Snake, what brilliant speed and sense of placement. And you forget how small he was. Nothing much of him really. Hoppa Sr love him or hate him, what a beast on the field. And the great Beaver, what a player.
We have had such champions at this club.
Go Manly!
So ..... any excuse for neglecting this poor child's education for the first 10 years ...... better late than never though ....
From our friend The Mole:
BRETT STEWART RETURNS TO MANLY
Des Hasler is set to sign Manly legend Brett Stewart onto his staff is another move to bring the passion and tradition back to the club.
Stewart played his best football under Hasler in the 2000s and is regarded as arguably the club’s greatest ever fullback.
The Sea Eagles’ record tryscorer, Stewart’s role will be to coach the back five - and mainly brilliant young fullback Tom Trbojevic.
Trbojevic is ranked among the game’s best fullbacks and will only get better under Stewart’s guidance.
Hasler is working hard to bring the old traditional values back to Manly.
Former stars Noel Cleal (recruitment), Michael Monagahan (pathways coach) and Matt Ballin (Jersey Flegg coach) are all back on board, as well as respected trainer Don Singe.
BRETT STEWART RETURNS TO MANLY
Des Hasler is set to sign Manly legend Brett Stewart onto his staff is another move to bring the passion and tradition back to the club.
Stewart played his best football under Hasler in the 2000s and is regarded as arguably the club’s greatest ever fullback.
The Sea Eagles’ record tryscorer, Stewart’s role will be to coach the back five - and mainly brilliant young fullback Tom Trbojevic.
Trbojevic is ranked among the game’s best fullbacks and will only get better under Stewart’s guidance.
Hasler is working hard to bring the old traditional values back to Manly.
Former stars Noel Cleal (recruitment), Michael Monagahan (pathways coach) and Matt Ballin (Jersey Flegg coach) are all back on board, as well as respected trainer Don Singe.
That’s what Silvertails has been saying for years!!
I would love to know what went down at the end of the 2016 season when all of a sudden Snake and Matai were nowhere to be seen even though contracted in 2017. Our young guys needed their expierience around the club even if they couldn’t play, Turbo especially.
So great to see Snake back!
The Mole is a bit slow on this one - Silvertails got the scoop a couple of weeks ago....
Shoe1
Journey Man
I loved that team we had. Even though they lost quite a few they always put in, and always showed attacking flair. You could tell they were on the up. Contrast their efforts with barrette’s Manly.
The better Robbo
Bencher
Forget player signings. Des donny ballin monaghan and now snake are the best signings of any team for the last decade. No doubt everyone will lift having these guys around. Another prop and a starting centre to round out the squad
TWO DOGS
Salesman wanted, must look honest.
Thanks Cam, brilliant.
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