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Manly has heaped the pain on the New Zealand Warriors with a crushing 44-12 win that leaves Nathan Brown in deep trouble. With no…

With two minutes remaining and on the search for consolation points, Walsh – who had struggled to find Dallin Watene-Zelezniak with long passes all night – finally found a winger. Harper was able to split them down the middle from inside his own half and send Garrick over with an inside ball. He pulled out one of the fends of the season to dispatch Chanel Harris-Tevita and bounced Marcelo Montoya off in a tackle like a ball bouncing off a wall. The Warriors decided to play a little more after the break. The Warriors die was cast early, with the first of many very soft tries. For Manly, Haumole Olakau’atu was immense: he ran for 144m in under an hour, with 120 in the first half alone.

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He has been enormous.” “He has turned up to the game with aggression and confidence and he just looked like he is ready to play.” “He’s their marquee guy. “He put a target and had a magnet on Harris-Tavita. He was just running over the top of them. “The man mountain was a powerhouse.” “Frustration spilt over for the Warriors in the end. “Some moments for the Warriors were atrocious,” Ennis said. “Harris-Tavita was a one-man band in the halves. “The first two kicks, one went almost off the side of the boot and almost went out on the full. “Kieran Foran was tremendous to control the game for Manly,” Ennis said. “He did a great job isolating Olakau’atu on the right-hand-side over the top of Harris-Tavita.” “When he was good he was brilliant.”

The Warriors hammer away inside 10m where Egan spots an overlap down the short side and his pass is knocked into touch by Saab for another fresh set. 67'. The ...

Manly showed up for a physical encounter and the Warriors didn't seem interested in countering. The Warriors did show some fight after the break led by Chanel Harris-Tavita however he had little help from Shaun Johnson for much of the game. The Warriors were dreadful in the first half where 92 percent of the game was played inside their own half.

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It sets the scene for a crucial clash as the 11th placed Manly and the 12th placed Warriors aim to keep in touch with the top eight. For the Warriors Wayde Egan returns from a calf injury at hooker with Freddy Lussick dropping out. For the Sea Eagles winger Jason Saab returns from a foot damage, with Jorge Taufua dropping out of the aspect.

Manly have piled more pressure on under-fire Warriors coach Nathan Brown, dishing out a 44-12 NRL drubbing at Four Pines Park.

The Manly centre did well to hold up Jack Murchie over the line in the second half, before later busting down field and putting Reuben Garrick over to score. But as good as Manly were to keep themselves in touch with the top-eight, the Warriors were terrible. Jake Trbojevic made a statement in his first game since being dropped by NSW coach Brad Fittler, playing close to his best match of the year with deft hands before the line.

Another heavy defeat with few positives leaves them languishing in no man's land this season. On paper the Manly Sea Eagles should have been an even match-up ...

Manly showed up for a physical encounter and the Warriors didn't seem interested in countering. The Warriors did show some fight after the break led by Chanel Harris-Tavita however he had little help from Shaun Johnson for much of the game. The Warriors were dreadful in the first half where 92 percent of the game was played inside their own half.

A dominant forward performance helped Manly to end a seven year Origin hoodoo with a stunning 44-12 triumph against the Warriors at 4 Pines Park on Saturday ...

With Bunty Afoa in the sinbin and Martin Taupau having scored, Schuster powered his way through the Warriors defence to score the try of the match. We have let ourselves down with some fundamentals but we certainly didn't let ourselves down with our intent early in the game. We were finally able to build a bit of pressure and play a bit of field position. We let ourselves down with the intent today. That will give the players and the team a lot of confidence going forward": Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler. - Sea Eagles second-rower Haumole Olakau’atu proved too hard to handle for the Warriors defence from the outset and he received an early reward when he powered his way over for a try in the 10th minute.

Manly had put the nail in the Warriors' coffin by halftime of their showdown at Sydney.