Cronulla sharks are engaged for an electrifying victory against Manly Sea Eagles in Perth while Wa Ponders Expansion Bid

Less, however, for supporters of marine eagles. Sprinkle by Melbourne in front of his fans, they were at least in this competition after Luke Brooks scored an attempt to intercept on the run, and then Daly Cherry-Evans scored late, to establish an electrifying goal.

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“He is disappointing, the last two weeks have been,” said Manly Anthony Seibold’s coach.

“I thought there was an effort more than tonne tonne. We knew we really had a good start, winning three of our first four games, so we are not one million miles away.

“We showed some really good things in the first six weeks, but there are some areas of our game with which we have to improve. It probably cost us tonight.

“Sharks are a good part, no. They were in the first four seasons for one reason. They made us pay a couple of times.”

The sharks, which last week brought a streamlined to death against Canberra, learned from that painful lesson to claim the Steve Rogers Cup. Having in their possession – after traveling to Las Vegas, Townsville, Canberra and then Perth – will make the journey more fun.

On two separate occasions in the first half, Trindall scored Sam Stonestreet for the Ala, with a passage and then a kick. And then he was another member of the spine of the sharks, Kennedy, who devised the salient moment with an extraordinary solo test.

But perhaps the most significant moments arrived at the beginning of the game, when the sharks were able to reject a virile dress that caught in their quarter.

“Especially in the first half, we were siege there for a long period of time, a lack of possession and lack of position on the field,” said Craig Fitzgibbon’s Cronulla coach.

“But our defense today for the whole day has been (strong). I feel like Manly is one of the best teams of the compues of the compues, they ask you many questions and have a lot of fire power, so I was very satisfied.”

Manly’s return offer was not the only cause of late concern in the game after the Addin Fonua-Blake has limp up late.

“I asked him later, he said he felt him soon and then he continued to play it,” Fitzgibbon said.

“So I would suggest that there is probably a little negligence there, but I don’t think it’s significant.”