R10 Mon - Sea Eagles vs Broncos @ The Fortress

[Dutchy]

V

GAME > Manly Warringah v Brisbane
WHEN > Monday 21 May, 7:00pm
WHERE > BROOKVALE OVAL, BROOKVALE NSW

6:00pm - Masters of League - Narrabeen Sharks vs St Marys - Featuring Manly Legend Cliff Lyons
6:00pm - Gates open
5:30pm - Box office opens

MEDIA > LIVE FOX, LIVE ABC, LIVE TRIPLE M
REF > Jared Maxwell; Colour: Green; Sideline Officials: Mohamad Fajajo, Matt Cecchin; Video Referee: Steve Nash
TIX > Ticketek.

Sea Eagles
Brett Stewart, Michael Robertson, Shane Neumann, Nick Bradley-Qualilawa, Chris Hicks, Travis Burns, Matt Orford ©, Jason King, Michael Monaghan, Mark Bryant, Anthony Watmough, Glenn Stewart, Luke Williamson
Int - Matt Ballin, Glenn Hall, George Rose, Adam Cuthbertson

Broncos
Darius Boyd, Steve Michaels, David Stagg, Nick Emmett, Denan Kemp, Joel Moon, Shane Perry, Dane Carlaw, Mick Ennis, Ben Hannant, Corey Parker,
Brad Thorn (C), Greg Eastwood
Int - Dave Taylor, Clifford Manua, John Te Reo, Nick Kenny, Ian Lacey, Mick Roberts (2 to be ommited)

 

[Timmah]

There are two sides in the game ;-).

Jerseys are around the wrong way though

 

[lockyno1]

Brisbane 1-10. Darius Boyd to have a ripper!

 

[scottyeel]

They're still both got pretty good forward packs. Should be a good game.

 

[Dutchy]

yea..comp was bein so screwy during it..wrecked it

 

[Dutchy]

Still think Manly by 16

 

[Timmah]

Manly will win.

 

[Inferno]

Crap, I hate both teams with a passion, I don't know which team I want to lose more. Therefore I hope both bash each other senseless and have a 0-0 draw.

 

[t-ba]

Manly 37-Brisbane 4.

Check the F&A...

*Edit*-Leeds United? ROFLMAO.

 

[Dutchy]

There are two sides in the game ;-).

Jerseys are around the wrong way though

still officially a broncs home match


Yea glory glory Leeds United!!!

 

[wittyfan]

Broncos by 8. And Boyd to score a double!

 

[lockyno1]

Yep at least Witty.

 

[Dutchy]

AAAAAAND the Boyd wankfest enters the forums

 

[Timmah]

scotty, it's a Manly home game. It was changed. Doesn't matter what the draw said.

 

[Penance]

Manly by 38

 

[effnic]

Manly by 38

mmmm i like your thinking. I hate your prediction on us in your sig though, but we only need a few more wins for the 8 so im pretty confident.

 

[DeeGan]

Manly by plenty at home against a second rate Brisbane side.

An easy money spinner and tipping selection ... kind reminds me of the Melbourne vs Sydney game hey Storm fans ;-)

 

[COACH STERLING]

Broncos will be lucky to lose under 20.

Manly by plenty and plenty!

 

[effnic]

So many jinxing on this thread its not even funny.

 

[gong_eagle]

Sea Eagles by 12




Eagles primed

By Iain Payten
May 21, 2007 12:00

Article from:


THE loss of five regular stars will help Manly guard against complacency when they clash with the giant-killing "baby Broncos", according to Sea Eagles hooker Michael Monaghan.
Competition leaders Manly tackle a heavily depleted Brisbane tonight at Brookvale Oval, with the Broncos missing eight key first-graders to State of Origin and injury.
For years Brisbane's unheralded replacements have made a habit of recording big upsets at this time of the season but Monaghan believes the Sea Eagles won't be caught on the hop by a Broncos team rated $4 outsiders.
"We have close to half a team out as well, so there'll be no one assuming this will be a easy game," Monaghan said yesterday.
"We've got three boys in Origin (centres Jamie Lyon and Steve Bell, and prop Brent Kite) and we're missing Steve Menzies and Steve Matai. I don't think complacency will be a problem for us."
Since 1991, Brisbane have recorded a decent record of seven wins and seven losses in games without their Origin stars. Since 2002, it's been five wins from seven games.
Brisbane will tonight field two players making NRL debuts – winger Denan Kemp and 27-year-old reserve Mick Roberts – and have shuffled a host of bench players into the starting line-up.
But Manly centre Shane Neumann will also make his NRL debut, and Nick Bradley-Qualilawa will play his first game since returning from London.