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08 :: R9 Sun :: Broncos 12 Sea Eagles 30 @ Suncorp

Round 9 Result :: Broncos v Sea Eagles

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c_eagle

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What a great win. I'm really starting to have some faith this year.

It was the worst bloody commentating I've ever heard too. Almost as bad as Costo and Tea from Mt. Smart.

We were dominating early in the first half, cutting them up on the left. Then the Broncos scored against the run of play and the commentators were talking it up as if the Broncos had been dominating the entire time. It was peculiar. Then Manly continued to march up the middle and had some classy finishes. I thought Williams did a pretty good job on debut after a pretty lousy start.
 
effnic

effnic

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cupid said:
I wait to hear something from the club, not doubting you just that I dont believe you 100%
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Oh im not saying he is definetly out just saying he sounded way off playing today so who knows for next week........................wait did i just see a parra fan with the name killerforsoo????????????
 
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circling eagle

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Good win boys, look sharp today, and although Broncs had 3 stars out its always tough to win up at Suncorp.... but 10-0 down was a massive effort to come back from.

As for SoO I personally hope they ignore all Manly players, purely selfish, but I want us to have as many troops on deck as possible.
 
effnic

effnic

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Does anyone believe Matt Orford is dally m leader outright lol. I dont know how he got 3 points for yesterdays game. Dead set should of gone to Lyon or Matai.
 
gong_eagle

gong_eagle

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effnic said:
Does anyone believe Matt Orford is dally m leader outright lol. I dont know how he got 3 points for yesterdays game. Dead set should of gone to Lyon or Matai.
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Dally M judges rate him as the best player in the 2008 comp so far :sarcasm:
 
effnic

effnic

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cupid said:
I wait to hear something from the club, not doubting you just that I dont believe you 100%
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Former Gosford Townie Matt Orford says the Manly Sea Eagles will match the North Queensland Cowboys in speed and power on May 17 at Bluetongue Stadium.



Orford has been in brilliant form in the opening nine rounds of the NRL and is set to lead the Sea Eagles through the tough representative part of the season.



"This is the period where we were strong last season and we are ready for a repeat but the Cowboys are a dangerous and unpredictable side.

"They will come to Gosford with an attitude to try and win the forward battle and then try and beat us with speed out wide," Orford said.

Orford said the Sea Eagles were keen to return to Bluetongue Stadium.



"It is a great ground and we have fond memories of our last appearance against the Knights when we reached 50 points.

"This game won't be like that but we are looking to the same support we got from the fans that night when 80 per cent of the crowd were maroon and white,"Orford said.



Manly will again be without star forwards Anthony Watmough and Jason King for the match.Both have ankle injuries and will be sidelined for long periods.

The Sea Eagles have nominated Cowboys fullback Matt Bowen as the main danger in the North Queensland side.



Manly coach Des Hasler said Bowen was approaching his most lethal form after a slow start to the season.

"He is one of the game's most brilliant attacking players and I'm sure plenty of people from the Central Coast will come just to watch him play.

Our job is simply to minimise his involevment in attack, which is easier said than done,"Hasler said.

There you go cupid stunt.
 
cupid

cupid

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effnic said:
Former Gosford Townie Matt Orford says the Manly Sea Eagles will match the North Queensland Cowboys in speed and power on May 17 at Bluetongue Stadium.



Orford has been in brilliant form in the opening nine rounds of the NRL and is set to lead the Sea Eagles through the tough representative part of the season.



"This is the period where we were strong last season and we are ready for a repeat but the Cowboys are a dangerous and unpredictable side.

"They will come to Gosford with an attitude to try and win the forward battle and then try and beat us with speed out wide," Orford said.

Orford said the Sea Eagles were keen to return to Bluetongue Stadium.



"It is a great ground and we have fond memories of our last appearance against the Knights when we reached 50 points.

"This game won't be like that but we are looking to the same support we got from the fans that night when 80 per cent of the crowd were maroon and white,"Orford said.



Manly will again be without star forwards Anthony Watmough and Jason King for the match.Both have ankle injuries and will be sidelined for long periods.

The Sea Eagles have nominated Cowboys fullback Matt Bowen as the main danger in the North Queensland side.



Manly coach Des Hasler said Bowen was approaching his most lethal form after a slow start to the season.

"He is one of the game's most brilliant attacking players and I'm sure plenty of people from the Central Coast will come just to watch him play.

Our job is simply to minimise his involevment in attack, which is easier said than done,"Hasler said.

There you go cupid stunt.
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Long period? damn I thought we would of had back this week, not good news at all.
 
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