Take my team with a grain of salt as I've only been watching league from 2000ish to now but:
1. Brett Stewart (I know Eadie is an all-time great but this guy is going to finish up very close to the top try scorer in the games history, and definitely the greatest try scorer of the modern era, can't leave him out)
2. John Hopoate (love the aggression and had a great try scoring record during his career, gets the nod as I haven't seen a lot of the other candidates)
3. Jamie Lyon (brought class, consistency and the winning mentality that has helped Manly to be a dominant force in recent years. Possibly a candidate for me not having seen enough of Manly's player though)
4. Bob Fulton (immortal, easy)
5. Michael O'Conner (sideline conversions and all, he was fantastic and worth his spot in the side)
6. Cliff Lyons (I've heard enough about the magic and the link up with my favourite player, Beaver, and how many games he's played its pretty easy to pick him. Partnership with Toovey seals the deal)
7. Geoff Toovey (again, fairly easy choice, even though I didn't see TOO much of him. Partnership with Lyons seals the deal)
8. Ian Roberts (great player, proved his worth in his 100 games for the club)
9. Max Krillich (great servant to the club, one club man, brilliant player (so i hear!))
10. Terry Randall (who doesn't love a guy who goes form centre to prop in 2 seasons?)
11. Steve Menzies (I don't think a single fan will not choose him in the 11, and if they don't I'd argue they aren't true fans. The one position without argument imo)
12. Mark Carrol (adds some toughness to the side and was a great player in his day)
13. Ben Kennedy (he was amazing for those two seasons. I haven't seen a single player transform a club so quickly. He took the players, hardened them, and put them in a great position to win the comp (which they did) after he left. I wholeheartedly believe that if he had never signed with Manly then they would not have won the comp, even though he didn't actually play in the GF sides!)
14. Des Hasler (steller playing career and great versatility see's Dessie getting the bench utility spot. Add in what he's done in his coaching career and its an easy pick)
15. Paul Vautin (great player and vocal supporter of the club, legend and easy choice)
16. Noel Cleal (great career with the club in both playing and non-playing capacity)
17. John O'Neill (part of two premiership and a great prop to have coming off the bench)