47MVEagle
Bencher
🙂... Thanks 47MVEagle, One of my happiest Manly moments was watching those thighs go 110m for a try at Parra Stadium one night haha...
Stokes had the BIGGEST wheels I've seen on a footy player
🙂... Thanks 47MVEagle, One of my happiest Manly moments was watching those thighs go 110m for a try at Parra Stadium one night haha...
Seriously, did you guys watch the game? You blame Trent - for what? we loose 2 players in first 30 mins for the game? Oh, we play with 15 players for 50 mins. The refs were cruel? seriously does anyone think that DCE played for the ball to knock on? I counted 5 forward passes that Knights did, at least one try that should not have been awarded.
Is this anything to do with the coach? No!
The only issue here was the refs, it was a croc of sh*t they dished up. We had 4 players run more metres than the best opposition player, we did more tackles than the opposition. Seriously it was a way better effort than last 3 weeks.
The best team did not win and it ain't the coaches fault. If you differ then turn up at Narrabeen and take your chances.
No he's not but it's cheaper to sack the coach than the full squad. But hey keep blaming the refs we have been the better team the last 4 weeks if you believe some. The club needs a shake up or we just give up an accept the spoon.he's responsible for everything!
If I could give you 20 X disagrees I would. You need to Stop making excuses for trivial points and embrace the cataclysmic moment that Manly has lost its ****!
Was never on itSo, I'm guessing he is off your xmas card list stronnie?
Why then are we doing 5 hit ups then a s...t kick on the last, why is the ball turned in nearly every play, why haven't our wingers, even centers seen any ball ( unless coming in for a hit up), why is our backline so flat? This is now our game plan, and even on the last set they couldn't think outside that square.Seriously, did you guys watch the game? You blame Trent - for what? we loose 2 players in first 30 mins for the game? Oh, we play with 15 players for 50 mins. The refs were cruel? seriously does anyone think that DCE played for the ball to knock on? I counted 5 forward passes that Knights did, at least one try that should not have been awarded.
Is this anything to do with the coach? No!
The only issue here was the refs, it was a croc of sh*t they dished up. We had 4 players run more metres than the best opposition player, we did more tackles than the opposition. Seriously it was a way better effort than last 3 weeks.
The best team did not win and it ain't the coaches fault. If you differ then turn up at Narrabeen and take your chances.
Penn should come out and admit he was wrong about Tooves and beg him to come back. Despite all the drama of 2015, Manly finished 9th that year. At the time I thought it was a pretty good effort considering all the trouble with Des’ backended deals, DCE/Foz contract sagas and key injuries. Penn deemed it unacceptable. 9th is something we can only dream of now.
https://www.seaeagles.com.au/news/2015/07/29/decision-made-with-heavy-heart-penn/
Decision made with 'heavy heart': Penn
Author
Wayne Cousins
Timestamp
Mon 9 Oct 2017, 04:32 AM
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Chairman Scott Penn says the decision to terminate Geoff Toovey’s coaching contract at the end of this season was one made with a ‘heavy heart’.
Although contracted as Head Coach for 2016, the club has decided to honour Toovey’s contract in full until the end of next season in recognition of his legacy to the Sea Eagles for almost three decades.
Penn said it was a difficult decision but one made in the best interest of the club’s future.
“Geoff is a legend of the club, a life member and one of our longest serving players. It is obviously an emotional time for our fans and for our players,’’ Penn said.
“As a club, we are a results driven business. We live and die by our results on the field. 2015 has not been a season we are used to. The thought of potentially missing the finals after Ten years of consecutive Final appearances is not a place we want to be as a Club.
“This year we have been conscious of making decisions based on our results. Ten weeks ago, we were on the bottom of the ladder, both of our halves were leaving, and we didn’t have a lot of hope for the future.
“I had a frank conversation with Geoff in March to say we are going to be watching results closely this year. We don’t want to make any rash decisions but if the team is not performing as we want to, you and I are going to have to have a tough conversation. Unfortunately, we have had that tough conversation.”
Penn said the club had undertaken an exhaustive process to make sure the right processes were in place for 2016 and beyond, to ensure the Club were once again Premiership contenders.
He said the board decided to give Geoff time to hopefully turn the team’s performance around without making a ‘rash decision’ 10-12 weeks ago.
“There have been a lot of changes behind the scenes. We bought in some advisors to help with that process and what that has done has given us hope for the future,’’ Penn said.
“We have signed a number of marquee players for next year and we have a lot of hope around the club. The fact is we didn’t believe we had the best coaching structure in place at that point of time and we have decided to make some significant changes for 2016.”
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