The Manly Sea Eagles were founded in 1947 and have played at Brookvale Oval since their inception. The Sea Eagles were at the peak of their powers during the 1970’s where they won four Premierships out of the seven they have achieved so far in their history. Manly’s 40-0 Grand Final triumph over the Storm in 2008 is now the biggest victory margin achieved by any Australian Rugby League team in a Premiership decider.
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Is Souths the only real title contender?
by Luke Doherty, 14 May 2013
After nine rounds of the NRL the top eight is a rabble, with only South Sydney showing signs of being a true premiership contender. With second place on the ladder up for grabs, due to Melbourne’s recent slump, the Roosters and Manly battered each other to standstill at Brookvale Oval last night. But for all [...]
Manly Sea Eagles vs Sydney Roosters: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 13 May 2013 ![]()
Feathers will fly at Brookvale Oval as the Manly Sea Eagles host the Sydney Roosters in a Monday night blockbuster. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7:00pm AEDT. The match of the round and potentially one of the games of the season takes place tonight. Both teams find themselves inside the top four, [...]
Hatred runs deep in the NRL
by Ryan O'Connell, 30 Apr 2013 ![]()
Watching the game of the year so far on Friday night, as the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Manly Sea Eagles battled it out at Brookvale Oval, it dawned on me just how much hatred plays an integral part in the success of rugby league. Every NRL fan wants their team to do well, but they [...]
Why don’t we replace send offs?
by Dan Vella, 29 Apr 2013
Souths vs Manly last Friday was as bruising and intense a battle as you will have seen in a regular season fixture. There was an extraordinary atmosphere at the ground, a near capacity crowd of real league people, Manly fans baying for blood, the burrow in full flight and two teams made up of some [...]
Ms Bluetongue’s many suitors should shove off for Manly
by Chris Chard, 29 Apr 2013
Recent talk of the state of Brookvale Oval and the willingness for NSW’s Bluetongue Stadium to home an NRL side have led to punters to deduce it makes sense for the Sea Eagles to migrate north for the winter. Unfortunately, in this case the equation reads 2+2=5 as, due to a range of early 2000s [...]
Impressive Souths sink Manly 20-12 in NRL
by James MacSmith, 27 Apr 2013
South Sydney confirmed their genuine premiership credentials with a spiteful 20-12 win over Manly at Brookvale Oval on Friday. In a match marred by two Richie Fa’aoso spear tackles, a Brett Stewart elbow and an all-in brawl, Souths led 2-0 at halftime and streaked away to a 20-0 lead after 55 minutes through tries to [...]
Manly Sea Eagles vs South Sydney Rabbitohs: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 26 Apr 2013 ![]()
The South Sydney Rabbitohs face another test of their premiership credentials tonight when they travel to Brookvale Oval to take on the in-form Manly Sea Eagles. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.30pm AEST. Another cracking contest awaits as the Rabbitohs and Sea Eagles lock horns in a match that could end up [...]
Manly as good as Melbourne Storm: Souths
by Joe Barton, 26 Apr 2013
Defeating Manly is the equal of tackling defending NRL premiers Melbourne as the game’s most difficult challenge, according to South Sydney. And taking them down on their home turf might just be the hardest task of all – especially for a South Sydney squad that has tasted success at Brookvale Oval just once since 2004. [...]
NRL Sunday wrap: Titans hold off Eels as Dragons get a hat-trick of victories
by mastermind5991, 15 Apr 2013
The Gold Coast Titans came from behind to score an enthralling 28-22 victory over the Parramatta Eels at Skilled Park on Sunday evening. The Titans appeared dead after they trailed 22-8 with half an hour of the match to go, but 20 unanswered points and eight consecutive penalties saw the Eels lose their lead, and [...]
Manly Sea Eagles vs Cronulla Sharks: NRL live scores, blogs
by Adam Scroggy, 14 Apr 2013 ![]()
To say 2013 hasn’t gone according to plan for the Cronulla Sharks would be an understatement, and it doesn’t get any easier when they face an in-form Manly Sea Eagles at Brookvale Oval. Join us for live scores and commentary from 2.00pm AEST. Are the Sharks’ well-documented off-field dramas finally getting the better of them? [...]
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Give Dugan time before elevating his star again
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Farah calls for unity at Wests Tigers
by James MacSmith, 19 May 2013
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Dragons hail superstar Dugan
by James MacSmith, 19 May 2013
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Roosters hold off Cowboys 12-8
by AAP, 19 May 2013
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Sorry Warriors cop record NRL thrashing
by Joe Barton, 19 May 2013
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North Queensland Cowboys vs Sydney Roosters: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 18 May 2013
The Sydney Roosters take on a desperate North Queensland Cowboys side just five days after beating Manly in a tough Monday night encounter. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7:30pm AEDT. The Roosters went a long way to proving why they are true premiership contenders after their gutsy 16-4 victory over the Sea [...]
Penrith Panthers vs New Zealand Warriors: NRL live scores
by Chris Chard, 18 May 2013
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St George Illawarra Dragons vs Parramatta Eels: NRL Live scores, Blog
by rozamate, 18 May 2013
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Raiders question Dugan’s NRL return
by James MacSmith, 18 May 2013
Canberra chairman John McIntyre has questioned whether Josh Dugan is psychologically ready to return to the NRL as the troubled fullback prepares to play his first game for St George Illawarra on Saturday. Dugan will play his first game since round one against Parramatta in Wollongong, after being sacked by the Raiders in March following [...]
Souths massacre sorry Tigers in NRL
by Ian McCullough, 18 May 2013
Less than two years ago the Wests Tigers were the swashbuckling entertainers of the NRL and the side tipped for NRL premiership glory sooner rather than later. But those memories seemed a lifetime ago on Friday night as a ruthless South Sydney outclassed, outmuscled and ultimately embarrassed the Tigers to cruise to a 54-10 win [...]

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