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Pirtek Stadium, Thursday 3 March 2016 Kickoff 8:05pm 1. Michael Gordon 2. Semi Radradra 3. Michael Jennings 4. Brad Takairangi 5. Clinton Gutherson 6. Corey Norman 7. Kieran Foran 8. Junior Paulo 9. Nathan
New Zealand Warriors 40 (Raymond Faitala-Mariner 3, Bunty Afoa 2, Semisi Tyrell 2 tries; Ata Hingano 4, Issac Luke 2 goals) defeated Gold Coast Titans 18 (Blake Anderson, Matt Robinson, Jamal Fogarty, Morgan Boyle tries;
Manly recruit Matt Parcell says he is ready to become the Sea Eagles’ first choice dummy-half for Round One of the 2016 season with fellow newcomer Api Koroisau still struggling with a shoulder injury. In
The Auckland Nines are this weekend which means rugby league is back upon us for another season. We’re getting itchy feet here at The81stMinute and we can’t take it any longer. So our Head Writer
Talented Manly-Warringah prop Brenton Lawrence has refused to speculate on a possible switch to the Sydney Roosters ahead of the Auckland Nines maintaining his focus is winning the tournament with the Sea Eagles. It has
New Manly enforcer Martin Taupau has not ruled out a premiership for the Sea Eagles in his first campaign for the club since switching from Wests Tigers. Taupau joins fellow big name recruits Nate Myles,
On most weekends in winter you will find Jamie Lyon leading the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles onto Brookvale Oval. From the hill, as the smell of hot dogs and meat pies dance through the crowd, Lyon
Premiers: Broncos In 2009 the Wayne Bennett coached Dragons finished the regular season in 1st place. Come finals time they were bundled out in Week 1. The following season the “Super Coach” picked up his
Silky new Manly recruit Dylan Walker says he has a burning desire to play five-eight, not centre, at his new club in 2016. Despite making his name wider in the backline where he debuted for
Oh here we go again. Another star released in the NRL. Another player training with his buddies one day, up and gone the next. Quite literally, pulling on an opposition club’s jersey the next day.
