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The Waratahs only lasted a few seasons. At this time, a local gentleman, Frank L. Row played for Manly Federals and Wallaroos. He played and captained Australia in their first test against the touring British Isles in at the SCG before a large crowd. Australia won The Sea Eagles are the current record holders of going the longest time without a wooden spoon, over 70 years since their founding. The Sea Eagles entered into a joint venture with the North Sydney Bears to form the Northern Eagles at the end of before the joint venture collapsed in Manly were readmitted as the current club in Their first win came against the Parramatta Eels and the club finished their first-ever season in second-last place.

Manly appeared in their first grand final in the season, which they lost to the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Manly Warringah played in the Grand Final on five occasions before winning their first premiership in The following year, they won again. They did the same again in and The grand final in is reputed by many to be one of the hardest and toughest grand finals ever played, at least in the televised era. Manly were a powerful side in the early 80s but were beaten in two consecutive Grand finals by Parramatta, in and They won their next premiership in against the Canberra Raiders in the last ever Grand Final to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

They returned to the playoffs in and but were beaten on each occasion in the first elimination semi-final by the Brisbane Broncos. In , Manly were one of the leading teams in the breakaway ARL competition. At the turn of the Millenium, Manly Warringah merged with the North Sydney Bears to become the Northern Eagles in a venture that would run between and Sharing home games between the Brookvale Oval and the Central Coast Stadium, little success was had during these three seasons, with the club finishing 12th, 10th and 9th.

The joint venture collapsed in and Manly retained the Northern Eagles license for the season until returning to the competition as the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles for the e season.

The club produced few moments of joy in the and seasons before reaching their first semi-finals in seven years in After a second-placed finish, Manly reached their fifteenth grand final against Melbourne. They were beaten by the storm at the Telstra Stadium, although Melbourne would later be stripped of their title for salary cap breaches.

Manly finished second in the division on points difference, missing out on claiming their first minor premiership in over a decade. They reached the grand final against Melbourne, and the story was very different to the previous year. Please contact us for any specific delivery advice. Products imported from our international partners are sometimes procured on a drop-ship basis, and subject to availability.

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The Rabbitohs crossed again through Johnston in the 22nd minute, with the two tries converted by Taaffe. Tom Trbojevic had put Garrick over for the first disallowed try and the Manly fullback then had one of his own turned away, when he spilled the ball with three desperate Rabbitohs clinging on as he fell over the line.

Rabbitohs hooker Damien Cook set up Walker's second try, before Paulo's first four-pointer made it at half-time. A Manly comeback was given life when Garrick scored first after the break, but that was snuffed out when Campbell Graham barged over.

Rabbitohs fans, who made up the bulk of the 26,strong crowd in Brisbane, could relax when Paulo back-peddled almost 10 metres to the line after catching a Reynolds bomb to score in a fashion that even had Bennett smirking. Late frustrations showed when Manly's Josh Aloiai was sin-binned for a dangerous tackle. Trbojevic did have some joy with a runaway try — his 28th this season — in the 73rd minute.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. News Ticker Listen Live Tune into live sports radio as we cover all the action from across the country. Key points: Bennett is through to his 10th grand final as coach The Rabbitohs will face either the Storm or Panthers in the season decider They scored seven tries to three against the Sea Eagles.