Captured a great grassroots sporting moment? And co-captain Jason King being ruled out through injury.Pressed on his immediate plans, he said: "I'll be at Manly next year." The Sea Eagles absolutely cruised to the 2008 NRL Grand Final - disposing of St. George 38-6 and the New Zealand Warriors 32-6 - before obliterating the … Become a member to join in Australia's biggest sporting debate, submit articles, receive updates straight to your inbox and keep up with your favourite teams and authors.Oops! The controversial sacking of club legend Peter Peters. While Wynnum Manly had a mixed 2011 season, with a strong start followed by a fade in form before grabbing the 6th and final spot in the semi finals.The two teams met three times prior to the Grand Final with Tweed comfortably winning the first two and the Seagulls grabbing one back in the first week of the Semi-Finals. Editor
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The fight remains one of the most infamous in NRL history. featured alongside some of Australia’s most prominent sports journalists. Tristan is an editor, writer, consultant, racing enthusiast and former Editor of The Manly Sea Eagles have won the NRL Grand Final in 2011, beating the New Zealand Warriors 24-10 in a tight tussle, with Manly up 12-2 at half-time. He played 114 games for Manly between 1972 and 1978. This is also known as Online Behavioural Advertising. Fallout from the Battle of Brookvale. You can find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out He played in the victorious 1972 and 1973 Grand Finals for Manly as well as the 1978 Grand Final replay. Anyone can contribute to The Roar and have their work Players expressing anger at a dysfunctional board. Editor The Warriors scored twice in the second-half to close the gap but their ambitious play resulted in too many errors as they struggled to exert consistent pressure.However, with both tries unconverted, Manly were always in a winning position and scored the last try on the siren to win 24-10.Glenn Stewart won the Clive Churchill Medal for the best on ground, after returning from the fight night at Brookvale to lead Manly to a win in the war for the premiership, starring for the Sea Eagles.Banned for three games after the infamous brawl with Melbourne players a month ago, Stewart needed his team-mates to get him through the finals series and repaid them with a try, superb plays for two more four-pointers and an all-round performance that is likely to have him named in the Kangaroos squad on Monday.The Sea Eagles put aside speculation over coach Des Hasler’s big offer from Canterbury to outclass the brave Kiwi side, whose brilliant young halfback Shaun Johnson stamped himself as a future champion by rallying his side for a final fling.It wasn’t enough though and the Sea Eagles won their eighth premiership, while the Hasler era has now delivered two titles in four seasons, adding to 2008’s victory.Brett Stewart, Daly Cherry-Evans, Glenn Stewart and Jamie Lyon scored Manly’s tries, with Lyon booting three from three and departing winger Michael Robertson the final conversion.For the Warriors, Manu Vatuvei and Elijah Taylor scored four-pointers and James Maloney kicked a goal.A 40th minute Cherry-Evans try delivered a devastating blow to the Warriors, who had hung tough to trail just 6-2 but were faced with a 12-2 deficit at the break.The second half began as brutally as the first with Manly’s Steve Matai and the Warriors’ Bill Tupou leaving the field with blood streaming down their faces after a head clash.The Warriors were far from unimpressive but their day was summed up by a blistering run from enigmatic centre Krisnan Inu, who beat four on a 40m run – before spilling the ball.He spilled a Kieran Foran grubber moments later too but the Sea Eagles’ five-eighth’s celebrations were cut short when video referees Russell Smith and Sean Hampstead ruled he hadn’t grounded the scraps.It didn’t take long for the party to begin, though, when Will Hopoate brilliantly flick passed for Glenn Stewart to score, the conversion making it 18-2.The Warriors gave themselves a chance when Vatuvei capitalised on good lead-up work from Maloney and Johnson to cross out wide in the 62nd minute to make it 18-6.They continued stirring a comeback with a 68th minute try to Taylor but Maloney’s two missed conversions were proving costly at 18-10.A hot-potato finish from the Warriors thrilled the 81,988 fans but when Glenn Stewart sent Lyon over in the 79th minute the Sea Eagles erupted with joy.Earlier, an arm wrestle of an opening half hour which had resulted only in a Warriors penalty goal before Brett Stewart blew the game open in the 30th minute when he collected a Cherry-Evans inside pass and sprinted 20m, Lyon’s conversion making it 6-2.The momentum – and luck – turned Manly’s way and they dealt a severe blow to the Warriors when a brilliant Glenn Stewart play resulted in a 40th minute try for Cherry-Evans.Stewart grubbered for winger Robertson, who offloaded for hooker Matt Ballin to be tackled just short.On the ensuing play, Cherry-Evans dummied and planted the ball for the Sea Eagles to go to the break with a 10-point lead.But moments earlier, backrower Anthony Watmough had played the ball facing virtually east-west and got away with it before the Warriors were penalised on the next play, hooker Aaron Heremaia placed on report for a high shot on Manly’s Vic Mauro.Robertson’s run also had a whiff of controversy about it, with a cover defender appearing to have been taken out and the winger regaining his feet in scenes similar to Matthew Ridge’s try against St George in the 1996 decider.The Warriors had been well in it early but couldn’t capitalise on their opportunities, apart from the 28th minute penalty goal that came after Sea Eagles prop George Rose was placed on report for dropping an elbow on Heremaia.
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