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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Manly coach slams NRL rule changes
by Joe Barton, 22 May 2013
Angry Manly coach Geoff Toovey savaged the NRL over “ridiculous, knee-jerk” decision-making on Wednesday, following mid-season rule changes intended to speed up games. The NRL’s Competition Committee announced on Tuesday that from round 15 this season they were introducing a 30-second time limit for scrums to be packed, while also reducing the time limit for [...]
Manly call for NRL extra-time rethink
by James MacSmith, 22 May 2013
Manly have renewed calls for a rethink of the NRL’s contentious extra-time policy after Monday’s 10-10 draw with Melbourne. The golden-point period of Monday’s match again degenerated into a series of field goal attempts with neither side coming close to scoring a try in the 10-minute overtime period. Initially promoted as a worthy way to [...]
Time for the NRL to introduce silver point
by Brendan Bradford, 21 May 2013
After the Storm and Sea Eagles played out a 10-all draw at AAMI Park in Melbourne on Monday night, Glenn Stewart and Cam Smith said it was probably a fair result. So did Nathan Hindmarsh on the Matty Johns show afterwards. They’re all wrong. Such a great spectacle deserves a winner and the old saying [...]
NRL golden point must get the flick
by Curtis Woodward, 21 May 2013
A famous rivalry added another chapter on Monday night as the Melbourne Storm and the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles battled to a 10-all draw at AAMI Park. The Storm headed into half-time down by eight points and staring down the barrel of three losses on the trot. Craig Bellamy’s men were struggling and would need to [...]
Melbourne Storm vs Manly Sea Eagles: NRL live scores, blog
by Alan Nicolea, 20 May 2013 
Monday night football dishes up another cracking match-up as the Melbourne Storm hosts the Manly Sea Eagles. Join us for live scores and commentary from 7.00pm AEST. With both teams coming off tough losses last week, Melbourne and Manly should be expected to put on a show tonight in a bid to reignite their premiership [...]
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 [...]
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