This bloke spat the ultimate dummy after Manly beat Penrith on the hooter at Brookie and i feel he has struggled to accept it up to this day!!
He went on to try bag Manly and tip against them and maybe some was his opinion, but let me add, plenty was a personal agenda....Manly have now forced his hand and he is riding the Manly train hard - personally want him thrown overboard as we go better when all are backing against us!!
Soward: Sea Eagles stay on top; Parra start to matter
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Jamie SowardNRL.com Columnist
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Mon 5 Aug 2019, 12:11 PM
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1. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (Last week: 1)
At half-time against the Knights, I had them down a spot from last week, but they changed that in the second half with a very clinical display. It was a banana peel game because the Knights needed to win, but Manly were professional enough to be able to get through it and they continue to be a premiership threat.
2. Melbourne Storm (2)
Very close to being back at No.1 but Manly did enough to stay on top. For the Storm to go up to Brisbane and put the Broncos to the sword the way they did was very impressive. It was a classic, ruthless, Melbourne performance and I still feel the loss they had to Manly will do them more good than harm.
3. Canberra Raiders (3)
A potentially tough trip to New Zealand and I expected them to get the job done but not as emphatically as they did. They certainly went over there with a very professional effort and mindset and it showed in their performance. They held their defensive structures and their attack flowed. The Raiders are trending nicely.
Match Highlights: Warriors v Raiders
4. Sydney Roosters (5)
Back into form with a thrashing of the Titans but the true challenge for the Roosters lies ahead, and they know that. They know they started the season as champs and everyone's been up for them all year, and they look forward to this time of year with the big games coming up.
5. Parramatta Eels (6)
Went into a tough environment at Kogarah and it was good to see them prepared to grind it out and build a win around defence, especially being away from Bankwest. Great effort to hold the Dragons to four points. Mitch Moses deserved the big contract that he got and Parra fans can be happy about the prospect of playing finals footy.
He went on to try bag Manly and tip against them and maybe some was his opinion, but let me add, plenty was a personal agenda....Manly have now forced his hand and he is riding the Manly train hard - personally want him thrown overboard as we go better when all are backing against us!!
Soward: Sea Eagles stay on top; Parra start to matter
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Jamie SowardNRL.com Columnist
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Mon 5 Aug 2019, 12:11 PM
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1. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (Last week: 1)
At half-time against the Knights, I had them down a spot from last week, but they changed that in the second half with a very clinical display. It was a banana peel game because the Knights needed to win, but Manly were professional enough to be able to get through it and they continue to be a premiership threat.
2. Melbourne Storm (2)
Very close to being back at No.1 but Manly did enough to stay on top. For the Storm to go up to Brisbane and put the Broncos to the sword the way they did was very impressive. It was a classic, ruthless, Melbourne performance and I still feel the loss they had to Manly will do them more good than harm.
3. Canberra Raiders (3)
A potentially tough trip to New Zealand and I expected them to get the job done but not as emphatically as they did. They certainly went over there with a very professional effort and mindset and it showed in their performance. They held their defensive structures and their attack flowed. The Raiders are trending nicely.
Match Highlights: Warriors v Raiders
4. Sydney Roosters (5)
Back into form with a thrashing of the Titans but the true challenge for the Roosters lies ahead, and they know that. They know they started the season as champs and everyone's been up for them all year, and they look forward to this time of year with the big games coming up.
5. Parramatta Eels (6)
Went into a tough environment at Kogarah and it was good to see them prepared to grind it out and build a win around defence, especially being away from Bankwest. Great effort to hold the Dragons to four points. Mitch Moses deserved the big contract that he got and Parra fans can be happy about the prospect of playing finals footy.
