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Match Preview: Round 21 vs Sharks

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles take on the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in Golden Eagles Round at 4 Pines Park on Sunday.

A full house is expected for what should be a memorable afternoon with a record number of ‘old boys’ in attendance. 

More than one hundred past players and officials will be at the game making this the biggest ever Golden Eagles gathering in the club’s 80th anniversary season.

The Sea Eagles will relish playing in front of a packed house at 4 Pines Park after a six-point loss on the Gold Coast, a match they trailed 28-14 at half time.

Sunday presents a big opportunity for this team. Two points outside of the eight, seven rounds to play, a bye next weekend.

A record number of past players will be at 4 Pines Park on Sunday for Golden Eagles Round.
A record number of past players will be at 4 Pines Park on Sunday for Golden Eagles Round.

The Sharks have gone on a run over the past couple of months winning seven of their past eight games including a 28-22 victory over Manly at Cronulla in Round 13. 

As a result, they have climbed to fourth on the ladder on 28 points, six ahead of Manly, but without a bye in hand.

The Sharks defeated the Knights 20-18 last Friday despite being outscored four tries to three.

In team news, Ben Trbojevic is back on deck (concussion protocol) in the second row pushing Ethan Bullemor to the bench. Lehi Hopoate replaces Tom Trbojevic (hamstring) at fullback with Tolu Koula shifting from centre to wing and Josh Feledy elevated from the interchange to the centres.

Ben Trbojevic is back on deck for Manly
Ben Trbojevic is back on deck for Manly

The Sharks have a few players returning to their side including centre Jesse Ramien (illness), and bench forwards Siosifa Talakai (elbow) and Jesse Colquhoun (knee).

The winning team will take possession of the Steve Rogers Memorial Trophy.

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Sea Eagles is number 1 Lehi Hopoate
    Fullback for Sharks is number 1 William Kennedy
  • Winger for Sea Eagles is number 2 Jason Saab
    Winger for Sharks is number 2 Sione Katoa
  • Centre for Sea Eagles is number 3 Josh Feledy
    Centre for Sharks is number 3 Jesse Ramien
  • Centre for Sea Eagles is number 4 Reuben Garrick
    Centre for Sharks is number 4 KL Iro
  • Winger for Sea Eagles is number 5 Tolutau Koula
    Winger for Sharks is number 5 Ronaldo Mulitalo
  • Five-Eighth for Sea Eagles is number 6 Joey Walsh
    Five-Eighth for Sharks is number 6 Braydon Trindall
  • Halfback for Sea Eagles is number 7 Jamal Fogarty
    Halfback for Sharks is number 7 Nicho Hynes

Forwards

  • Prop for Sea Eagles is number 8 Taniela Paseka
    Prop for Sharks is number 8 Addin Fonua-Blake
  • Hooker for Sea Eagles is number 9 Jake Simpkin
    Hooker for Sharks is number 9 Blayke Brailey
  • Prop for Sea Eagles is number 10 Simione Laiafi
    Prop for Sharks is number 10 Thomas Hazelton
  • 2nd Row for Sea Eagles is number 11 Haumole Olakau'atu
    2nd Row for Sharks is number 11 Briton Nikora
  • 2nd Row for Sea Eagles is number 12 Ben Trbojevic
    2nd Row for Sharks is number 12 Teig Wilton
  • Lock for Sea Eagles is number 13 Jake Trbojevic
    Lock for Sharks is number 13 Cameron McInnes

Interchange

  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 14 Nicholas Lenaz
    Interchange for Sharks is number 14 Jesse Colquhoun
  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 15 Nathan Brown
    Interchange for Sharks is number 15 Billy Burns
  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 16 Kobe Hetherington
    Interchange for Sharks is number 16 Siosifa Talakai
  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 17 Ethan Bullemor
    Interchange for Sharks is number 17 Oregon Kaufusi
  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 18 Fletcher Baker
    Interchange for Sharks is number 18 Hohepa Puru
  • Interchange for Sea Eagles is number 19 Blake Wilson
    Interchange for Sharks is number 19 Tuku Hau Tapuha

Reserves

  • Reserve for Sea Eagles is number 20 Onitoni Large
    Reserve for Sharks is number 20 Mawene Hiroti
  • Reserve for Sea Eagles is number 21 Aaron Schoupp
    Reserve for Sharks is number 21 Samuel Stonestreet
  • Reserve for Sea Eagles is number 22 Zaidas Muagututia
    Reserve for Sharks is number 22 Niwhai Puru

Sea Eagles Ins

  • Ben Trbojevic
  • Blake Wilson
  • Fletcher Baker
  • Onitoni Large
  • Zaidas Muagututia

Sharks Ins

  • Jesse Colquhoun
  • Jesse Ramien
  • Niwhai Puru
  • Siosifa Talakai

Sea Eagles Outs

  • Jackson Shereb
  • Tom Trbojevic

Sharks Ins

  • Jayden Berrell

Match Officials

  • Referee: Grant Atkins
  • Touch Judge: Jon Stone
  • Senior Review Official: Chris Butler

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Stat Attack

  • The Sea Eagles have won one of their last eight games against the Sharks.
  • The Sharks have won their last four games at 4 Pines Park.
  • Jason Saab has scored 11 tries in his last nine games at 4 Pines Park.
  • Ronaldo Mulitalo has scored seven tries in his last eight games against the Sea Eagles.
  • The Sea Eagles are chasing their 1,000th win since 1947 and their 500th victory at 4 Pines Park.
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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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