Manly’s DCE Simply Can’t Help Himself
It seems Manly half Daly Cherry-Evans can’t help himself. Refusing to hose down speculation he’s set to backflip on his Gold Coast multi-million deal, DCE instead added fuel to the most painful saga in the
It seems Manly half Daly Cherry-Evans can’t help himself. Refusing to hose down speculation he’s set to backflip on his Gold Coast multi-million deal, DCE instead added fuel to the most painful saga in the
Benji Marshall could find himself at the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in 2016. The81stMinute understands the Dragons could potentially go into next season without Gareth Widdop and Marshall. The Englishman has been linked to the Leeds
Next up on the platform is Daly Cherry-Evans, tonight he will be attempting a backflip with a high degree of difficulty. The crowd is hushed in anticipation; can Cherry-Evans pull it off? Stop! Don’t jump
Veteran Manly centre Steve Matai says the Sea Eagles must put in an eighty minute performance against Canterbury-Bankstown tonight at ANZ Stadium. Speaking to the media earlier this week, the Kiwi representative also supported embattled
Former Australian and New South Wales halfback Brett Kimmorley believes the once mighty Manly-Warringah could miss the 2015 playoffs. Writing for foxsports.com.au, Kimmorley says off-field dramas and depth are causing Manly headaches. “I’m really worried
Parramatta-bound five-eight Kieran Foran continues to throw his weight behind an NRL transfer window despite being one of the highest profile early season defectors after announcing he was leaving Manly at the end of 2015.
Embattled Manly coach Geoff Toovey was back on Fox Sports’ NRL 360 last night toughing it out like he always has. Despite losing superstar halves pairing Kieran Foran and Daly Cherry-Evans for 2016, Toovey surprised
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 16 (Lafai 2, Perrett tries; Hodkinson 2 goals) defeated Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 12 (Mateo, Matai, Hiku tries) at Brookvale Oval. Crowd: 10,498. @The81stMinute Player of the Year Points: 3: Tim Lafai (Bulldogs) 2:
Parramatta bound in 2016, Kieran Foran says his decision to leave the club was a tough one but was also relieved to finally get the announcement out of the way. “It is a great weight
Manly-Warringah confirmed today that superstar five-eight Kieran Foran is indeed on his way to the Parramatta Eels in 2016. In a statement released by the club, officials including coach Geoff Toovey thanked Foran for his