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Steve Menzies extends stay at Manly

October 23rd 2007 11:10
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles


Manly legend and second rower Steve Menzies has extended his current deal with the Sea Eagles for another season, the club announced today.

The one-year contract extension will see the club's favourite son stay at the club he joined in 1993 until the end of the 2008 season.


The player is in a select group of "one club men" having showed tremendous loyalty to the club over the years. He has racked up a staggering 322 games for the Sea Eagles and is the leading scorer in the entire NRL comp. with 167 tries.

Steve Menzies


Manly chief executive Grant Mayer said it was fitting that one of the game's greatest ever players would celebrate his final season in the game's 100th season.

"Steve Menzies is admired by fans of all clubs and is a treasure at Manly.

"On and off the field he sets a standard for others and although he is turning 34 in December remains we have no doubts he will continue as one of our best next season.

"He wants to play and we want him to play - the club will ensure his magnificent career is celebrated in style and planning is well underway for some milestone events."
Mayer said.


Menzies said there was never any doubt about him playing another season with his beloved Sea Eagles.

"I have enjoyed the 2007 season and will savour every game I have left knowing next season will be my last.

"I'm proud to have played my entire career with the club I have been passionate about since by late grandpop first took me to Brookvale Oval.My team mates are my best mates and I don't want to contemplate life without football."
Menzies said.

Here's to many more games and tries mate!

Steve Menzies Fact File:

Birthday: 4/12/73
Points: 670
Tries: 167
Goals: 1
Field Goals: 0

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MEDIA RELEASE - Manly Sea-Eagles





New Zealand Test representative Steve Matai has been a late inclusion in the Manly Sea-Eagles 17 to take on the Parramatta Eels at Brookvale Oval tonight.

Matai requested and passed a last minute fitness test on his injured ankle at the Sydney Sports Academy at Narrabeen late this afternoon, with the damaging centre set to play off the bench in tonight's sold out match. Sea-Eagles hooker Matt Ballin has been relegated back to Premier League to make way for Matai, with Manly coach Des Hasler stating that Matai's inclusion is not a risk.

"We thought early in the week that he may need more time but he sailed through a tough test today and convinced me he should be included," said Hasler.
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Hasler makes one change

April 24th 2007 06:45
Press Release - www.manlyseaeagles.com.au

Manly Sea-Eagles coach Des HAsler has been forced into making one change for this Saturday nights clash with the North QLD Cowboys at Dairy Farmers Stadium.

Five-Eight Travis Burns has been suspended by the NRL judiciary, with his position being filled by Michale Monagahan.


Manly Sea-Eagles Team vs North QLD Cowboys

Brett Stewart
Michael Robertson
Steve Bell
Jamie Lyon
Chris Hicks
Michael Monaghan
Matt Orford (c)
Jason King
Matt Ballin
Brent Kite
Anthony Watmough
Glenn Stewart
Luke Williamson

INTERCHANGE
Clint Halden
Glenn Hall
George Rose
Mark Bryant
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