Manly Sea Eagles

2022 - 8 - 20

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Hynes masterclass snaps 14-year hoodoo as Manly hit new low in ... (Fox Sports)

Hynes masterclass snaps 14-year hoodoo as Manly hit new low in Foz's Brookie farewell.

“I just want to try and finish the year with a couple of wins. Five losses in a row, it’s not the way we saw ending the season but two games to go and we’ve just got to look at the positives.” “We’ve had plenty of comeback wins at the ground, dating back to when I was a young 20-year-old. “We’ve got a fair bit of talent on the sideline. We know what it feels like now when we’re playing the style we want to play.” New journey begins next year but unfortunately we couldn’t get the win tonight,” Foran said. Hynes is helping himself to a healthy tally now,” Voss said. 7 for the Sharks, the ball movement from Cronulla has been a standout feature of their play,” Greg Alexander said. “They looked to do it a little differently to most other sides. He could not have thrown a better pass, precision from Nicho Hynes.” There’s certainly nobody who has been as influential at a new club. 7 popped up in support to score.

Sea Eagles finish season at home with heavy loss (Sea Eagles)

A disappointing Manly Warringah Sea Eagles suffered a 40-6 loss to premiership contenders Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks tonight in Round 23 of the Telstra ...

Hynes converted for a 40-0 lead. Hynes converted for a 12-0 lead. The try was the captain’s fourth of the season and the 75th of his career. Hynes converted from in front to extend the lead to 34-0. The tryscorer converted his own kick for a 28-0 scoreline. He converted his own try from in front for a 6-0 scoreline.

Sharks smash Brookvale hoodoo to cement top four spot (NRL.COM)

The Sharks broke a 14-year hoodoo to all but secure a top four berth in their first season under the coaching of Craig Fitzgibbon with a 40-6 defeat of the ...

The class and vision of Nicho Hynes was highlighted with a long pass that cut out second-rower Briton Nikora and centre Jesse Ramien to put winger Matt Ikuvalu over for a try on the stroke of halftime. - A try to winger Matt Ikuvalu on the last play of the first half gave the Sharks a 22-0 lead at the interval and their dominance continued after the teams returned from the break. The Sharks remain equal second with the Cowboys on 34 points and are two ahead of the Storm, with the Eels a further two points adrift and the only team outside the top four with any chance of securing a second chance in the finals.

Manly's nightmare season hits embarrassing low (Wide World of Sports)

Manly's horror end to the season continued on Saturday night, as they were humiliated by a white-hot Cronul...

[clicking here](https://login.nine.com.au/edm?client_id=wwos&redirect_uri=https://wwos.nine.com.au&newsletter=true)! [Kieran Foran](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/kieran-foran). [but will join the Gold Coast Titans next year](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/manly-kieran-foran-to-join-gold-coast-titans-two-year-deal/850e532b-9155-439f-a6c9-e63795c97846). [9Now](https://9now.app.link/NGHBKQkVweb) [Nicho Hynes](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/nicho-hynes). [Joey says Dragons young gun should leave](https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/andrew-johns-urges-st-george-illawarra-young-gun-jayden-sullivan-to-look-elsewhere/7724132a-dc30-4033-83e9-b33c52abbf46)

Anybody home? Manly complete shut down as the Sharks run riot ... (League Unlimited)

The Sharks continued their dominance when Royce Hunt was able to break away from some flimsy defence from the Sea Eagles to score next to the posts. Matt Moylan ...

Hynes converted to extend the lead. It was the Nicho Hynes show all night and that was on show again when towards half time, the Sharks took advantage of an overlap and a beautiful pass out to Matt Ikuvalu who scored in the corner. Matt Moylan then had his turn to get out of a tackle and score although at first it was initially denied by Gerard Sutton but thankfully for the Sharks, the bunker needed very few looks to overturn the decision.

2022 NRL Round 23, Sea Eagles 6 Sharks 40 – Report (NothingButLeague)

Jack Harbidge reviews the Saturday evening clash between Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks… MATCHDAY RESULTS. SCOREBOARD.

Manly had their chances too and produced an increasing amount of scoring opportunities as the game went on, eventually culminating in Manly avoiding getting held to zero points. The Sharks went close again soon after, only for Ronaldo Mulitalo to make an error close to the line and then be denied by some great defence just minutes following that. Manly, however, couldn’t convert the extra effort into points and it was Cronulla who got on the scoreboard first in the second period with Nicho Hynes adding to his try involvements with another four pointer of his own 54 minutes in.

Flegg Sharks slump to Sea Eagles loss (Cronulla Sharks)

The Jersey Flegg Sharks have slumped to a heavy defeat the hands of the Manly Sea Eagles in their round 23 clash at 4Pines Park.

At 12-points down a second half comeback wasn't out of the question for the young Cronulla side, however five tries in 15 minutes by the Sea Eagles, coming from a combination of expansive play and some Sharks errors and at 38 to 4 the result was confirmed. Despite being well and truly out of the running for a Finals berth it seemed like the Sea Eagles had more to play for, with the home side playing with more energy in managing two converted tries before the break to take a 16-4 advantage to half time. The Sharks were unable to find any sort of rhythm in a match where Manly were dominant throughout, the home team winning 50-22, leaving the Finals hopes of the Cronulla side now dependent on a victory in their last game with other results also falling in their favour.