Pre-Game Titans v Manly [Round 15, 2021]

[globaleagle]

Hate the place. Never recovered from that 2009 ending.

Titans defeat Manly in controversial finish » League Unlimited

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75 min: FIELD GOAL Manly Sea Eagles Matt Orford stands deep and sets it perfectly... Manly are up by one! Manly Sea Eagles 17-16

77 min: Lyon knocks on for Manly with a try certain to be scored. ROGERS IS AWAY! He's dragged down short of halfway though. The Titans with a last roll of the dice now.

78 min: PENALTY Titans - ten metres out, right in front. Preston Campbell grubbers for the line, soccers it along the ground, Campbell's been tripped on the way to the ball according to the referee. Orford's blowing up. Controversy at Skilled Park, the Titans will win through a penalty goal in very dubious circumstances.

79 min: PENALTY GOAL Gold Coast Titans Prince converts the penalty and gives the Titans what should be certain victory. Gold Coast Titans 18-17

80 min: The Titans with the ball wind down the clock. Game, set, match.

FULLTIME: Gold Coast Titans 18 Manly Sea Eagles 17 This will be talked about for weeks to come, the Gold Coast edging Manly out near fulltime with a controversial penalty awarded in favour of Preston Campbell as he toed the ball ahead in the final two minutes. Outside that - a fantastic game where one might even say the better team lost.

Was a dud call for sure.

Was it this game where the phrase "being Checcined" was coined?

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

Was a dud call for sure.

Was it this game where the phrase "being Checcined" was coined?

I think it was, GE.

What does it say about the current refereeing stocks when you long for the days of Matt Cecchin?

 

[The better Robbo]

Kevin Proctor facing a 1 week suspension. Should miss Manly's game

 

[Jethro]

Was a dud call for sure.

Was it this game where the phrase "being Checcined" was coined?

It could have been although that wasn't the first game that he screwed us over.

The first time was a game over in NZ against the Warriors on 1 June 2001. We were the Northern Eagles at the time and Steve Clark was the Referee however, he pulled a hammy in the first half and he was unable to continue to ref the game and was replaced at halftime with Cecchin.

At halftime, the score was 24 to 12 and up until then, we were on a roll with the Warriors going nowhere fast. That quickly came to an end when Cecchin reffed the second half and caned us with penalty after penalty. We ended up losing 34 to 30 after a controversial call from Cecchin which gave the Warriors a last-gasp win.

Jason Death had scrambled out from dummy-half to push at the line the Eagles believed he fell short.

Cecchin said he saw the ball on the line, but was not clear how it got there, so asked video ref Mick Stone to check.

Stone reviewed the play from all available angles then sent it back for Cecchin to decide.

"There was no double-movement but I couldn't tell if the ball hit the line. Of course, it only has to touch the line and it's a try," Stone said. "I asked Matt if he had an opinion and he said he did."

We lost because of that dud call (our first Cecchin).

Rugby League: Warriors shine at the Death - NZ Herald

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[eagleron]

It could have been although that wasn't the first game that he screwed us over.

The first time was a game over in NZ against the Warriors on 1 June 2001. We were the Northern Eagles at the time and Steve Clark was the Referee however, he pulled a hammy in the first half and he was unable to continue to ref the game and was replaced at halftime with Cecchin.

At halftime, the score was 24 to 12 and up until then, we were on a roll with the Warriors going nowhere fast. That quickly came to an end when Cecchin reffed the second half and caned us with penalty after penalty. We ended up losing 34 to 30 after a controversial call from Cecchin which gave the Warriors a last-gasp win.

Jason Death had scrambled out from dummy-half to push at the line the Eagles believed he fell short.

Cecchin said he saw the ball on the line, but was not clear how it got there, so asked video ref Mick Stone to check.

Stone reviewed the play from all available angles then sent it back for Cecchin to decide.

"There was no double-movement but I couldn't tell if the ball hit the line. Of course, it only has to touch the line and it's a try," Stone said. "I asked Matt if he had an opinion and he said he did."

We lost because of that dud call (our first Cecchin).

Rugby League: Warriors shine at the Death - NZ Herald

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www.nzherald.co.nz

I remember that bs call by Checchin when the refs call went to the Warriors, he was well short and it cost us the game, I still fume whenever I think it

 

[stoodamire]

9 day turn around will be good for the boys.
Time to get some extra recovery in.

 

[Nordburg]

Hopefully Proctor and Fifita are out and non Origin preservation TomT turns up

 

[WiseyEagle]

Does Turbo's hammies get constantly massaged on these flights back and forth from Sydney to Queenland? Racking up a fair bit of air time.

 

[Bearfax]

Does Turbo's hammies get constantly massaged on these flights back and forth from Sydney to Queenland? Racking up a fair bit of air time.

Maybe I'll have to start making more flights if that's the case.

 

[Shoe1]

It could have been although that wasn't the first game that he screwed us over.

The first time was a game over in NZ against the Warriors on 1 June 2001. We were the Northern Eagles at the time and Steve Clark was the Referee however, he pulled a hammy in the first half and he was unable to continue to ref the game and was replaced at halftime with Cecchin.

At halftime, the score was 24 to 12 and up until then, we were on a roll with the Warriors going nowhere fast. That quickly came to an end when Cecchin reffed the second half and caned us with penalty after penalty. We ended up losing 34 to 30 after a controversial call from Cecchin which gave the Warriors a last-gasp win.

Jason Death had scrambled out from dummy-half to push at the line the Eagles believed he fell short.

Cecchin said he saw the ball on the line, but was not clear how it got there, so asked video ref Mick Stone to check.

Stone reviewed the play from all available angles then sent it back for Cecchin to decide.

"There was no double-movement but I couldn't tell if the ball hit the line. Of course, it only has to touch the line and it's a try," Stone said. "I asked Matt if he had an opinion and he said he did."

We lost because of that dud call (our first Cecchin).

Rugby League: Warriors shine at the Death - NZ Herald

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www.nzherald.co.nz

I watched that game at the rugby league week office, with league journos. I was so angry.

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

Should be perfect good conditions up there so I'm looking forward to another edition of the Turbo-Saab show, and few more lightning bursts from that new guy with the beard. Should make for enjoyable viewing.

 

[R3]

Should be perfect good conditions up there so I'm looking forward to another edition of the Turbo-Saab show, and few more lightning bursts from that new guy with the beard. Should make for enjoyable viewing.

Hopefully Garrick has a big game to reward the club for re-signing him for 2 more years.
He’s been in great form since round 4-5. Should of put him on 12 month only contracts ; )

 

[globaleagle]

DCE's 250th game this weekend!

Well done!

 

[The Wheel]

Blacktown team for weekend

BWSE team to play Jets

Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles Coach Matt Ballin has named his team to take on the Newtown Jets at Henson Park on Saturday, June 19.

www.seaeagles.com.au

 

[The Wheel]

Team list

NRL Team list: Round 15 v Titans

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Des Hasler has named his Round 15 squad to take on the Gold Coast Titans at 4.05pm this Sunday at Cbus Super Stadium.

www.seaeagles.com.au

 

[40 nil]

Turbo & Keppie in - Suli & De Luis out

1 Tom Trbojevic
2 Jason Saab
3 Brad Parker
4 Morgan Harper
5 Reuben Garrick
6 Kieran Foran
7 Daly Cherry-Evans
8 Taniela Paseka
9 Lachlan Croker
10 Martin Taupau
11 Haumole Olakau'atu
12 Karl Lawton
13Jake Trbojevic
14 Dylan Walker
15 Ben Trbojevic
16 Sean Keppie
17 Toafofoa Sipley

18 Moses Suli
19 Tevita Funa
20 Christian Tuipulotu
21 Kurt De Luis

Hopefully, this is will be a real taste of Triple T (Burbo on field for substantial time & combining with his brothers)

Edit: Though we still have many injured players out, our team is close to full strength - the only possible additions to this 17 would be Schuster, Aloiai & Fainu (IMO)

 

[Red Pill]

Interesting that Cade Cust has not been picked in any team this week. He maybe on the move?

 

[court83]

What's going on with Schuster.
How does a light calf strain end up being 4 plus weeks out.
Hed wanna be back soon, as much as everyone rates him, if olakauatu and Lawton keep showing up the way they have it will be hard to drop either for him to walk back into a starting job

 

[40 nil]

Interesting that Cade Cust has not been picked in any team this week. He maybe on the move?

Maybe still injured

 

[Red Pill]

Maybe still injured

No, not according to James Rahme ( today’s injury update on club website)