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It certainly was weird, as Taylan wasn't looking at Samuela, until Fainu stepped away as he realised that they were coming together. Turbo was as confused as all of us, though I don't think he was actually obstructed, rather, distracted, but planted his feet and was beaten by the step regardless.

Good to see Sione getting recognised, and as an edge forward at that. 3 Luai 2 Sione 1 Doueihi Honourable mention, Seyfarth who wasn't missed.

I was editing my post to include him as you quoted it.

Manly got a try on the first set and the other in the dying minutes, but we were very dominant as a team. Yet still need to take more of our chances.

Fancy letting that gronk Lodge score against us. Looking at you again Pole.

Skelton has been good covering for defensive errors inside of him this afternoon. Couldn't stop the first To'a one, but he tried.

With Samuela back, together they both attract attention of the defensive line, which gives Luai options.

Kangaroo.

Exactly as I wrote earlier, so maybe read it again.

Finally, as he has been stewing for months.

And the bye, so 3 weeks between matches.

We complain about them , but the ref did well there from the other side of the ruck. Now Turuva scores his first try in ages.

He had few weeks off, but still probably needed longer.

Too many tackles inside their 20 without scoring.

Up 12-6 at half-time after an early Manly try, so going okay.

Sione was awesome in the wet and is going alright in the lateral movement department on a dry track so far this afternoon. I like him in the middle, but have to say that he has been a big improvement over the previous Seyfarth, Bird and Sukkar options on the right edge.

Skelton nails it with 3 pressuring.

Thanks DCE, that relieved all of the pressure.

Yeah, and if not for Api low on Bullemore there, he would have been through Pole again.

Needed to shift it right there Api.