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Sea Eagles Factbox

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12 February 2004


Year entered premiership:
1947-1999, re-entered 2003.

Home ground:
Brookvale Oval.

Premierships:
6 (1972, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1987. 1996).

Finishes over the past three years:
2003 - 14th; 2002 - 9th (as Northern Eagles); 2001 - 10th (as Northern Eagles).

Coach:
Des Hasler.

Captain:
Steve Menzies.

Gains:
Kylie Leuluai (Eels), Nathan Tutt (Dragons), Jonathon Denny (Broncos), Jarrod Heaney (Waratahs), Brett Ryan (Eels), Jeff Robson (Eels), Ian Donnelly (St George Illawarra), Shayne Dunley, Daniel Heckenberg, Nathan Hollingsworth, Kane Cleal (Parramatta), Chris Hicks (Penrith), Mark Lennon (Castleford, UK), Michael Monaghan (Canberra), Jye Mullane (Cronulla), Dallas Rennie (NZ Warriors), Paul Stephenson (Toowoomba), Andrew Walker (rugby union), Nick Paterson (Cronulla).

Losses:
Brendon Reeves (retired), Ben MacDougall (Melbourne), Jason Ferris (Collegians), Aaron Cannings (Parramatta), Mark Shipway (Salford), Ben Walker (released), Luke Dorn (Sydney Roosters), Justin Ryder (Newcastle), Tony Jensen (St George Illawarra), Nathan Long (St George Illawarra), Tasesa Lavea (Auckland Rugby Union), Grant Wooden, Gary Winter (Wynnum).




Money Man:
Michael Monaghan - Coach Des Hasler has tagged the Canberra recruit a future international. Will be given the job of steering the Sea Eagles around the park.

One to watch:
Andrew Walker - Has been out of league for several years but has impressed in the pre-season. Will play fullback where his gifted attacking skills should create havoc.

Coach's quote:
"I think if this side (has a dig), if they can compel themselves to do that and us as coaches can bring it out in the players, I think there's enough talent in this football team to win our share of games."

Premiership odds:
Centrebet $101, SportsTab $101.






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