They shared one of the NRL’s most bitter rivalries earlier this century and the Sea Eagles and Storm will again come together on the big stage, this time on the Sunshine Coast NRL2021
If you wanted a reminder of the mountain Manly now has to climb...That’s almost a mercy penalty, Jake Trbojevic realising he’d given away a set restart for holding down Jahrome Hughes too long in the ruck with Melbourne peppering the Sea Eagles’ line, so he thought, ‘I may as well go back in again’. And this time the referee blows a full penalty.
This game just feels flat, probably because Melbourne have been so good. They’ve completed every one of their 13 sets. How do the Sea Eagles possibly get back in the contest?Brandon Smith taken off after head clash Ryan Papenhuyzen converts from next to the posts and it’s 16-0. They’re even beating the clock at the moment...The Storm are in again, this time through Kenny Bromwich, who does his best crocodile roll, squeezing between a couple of Manly defenders including Tom Trbojevic, off a Cameron Munster pass to just get the ball to kiss the white line.
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