Rugby league history

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Malakai Watene-Zelezniak 2018

PS - note the Manly whingers in the background!! 🤣

 

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1997 Hunter Mariners

 

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Ken Arthurson, Manly Warringah halfback before injury caused hie retirement which took him into admin.
He was Manly secretary from 1963-1983 and they won premierships in 1972,1973,1976 and 1978

 

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Josh Reynolds, Canterbury Bulldogs five-eighth gets his kick away despite an attempted charge down from Wests Tigers front-rower Aaron Woods

 

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Josh Reynolds - another game he almost played for us albeit injured

 

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(this is a penalty never seen in today's game)

Canterbury Bulldogs halfback Steve Mortimer is penalised for incorrect feeding of the scrum. Winger Steve Gearin listens in

 

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RIP Dallas

 

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Graham Murray (RIP), Parramatta Eels halfback makes a break and is caught in a flying covering text-booktackle by St George lock-forward Grahame Buckley

 

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1978 Larry Corowa fastest man in League.
Channel Ten covered the "Rugby League Olympics"

 

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Wally Lewis, Valleys lock-forward ie before the big time ......

 

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NRL Round 1, Sunday, 6th February, 2000.
Wests Tigers 24 drew with Brisbane Broncos 24
(Yes - Wests Tigers first game as a team in the NRL)
and Campbelltown went off ......

 

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1988 Terry Lamb of Canterbury Bulldogs and Balmain Tigers Ellery Hanley. Grand final's controversial
moment

 

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Paul Sironen, Balmain Tigers second-rower is dismissed to the sin-bin by referee Bill Harrigan while Tigers captain Wayne Pearce pleads his case

 

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Mark Sargent, Newcastle Knights prop-forward
(and the chicken was great ....!!)

 

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1973 Grand Final. Manly Warringah defeated Cronulla Sutherland 10-7.
Cliff Watson, Cronulla prop-forward with a habit of thumping people.
Peter Peters cops it here .. Ouch!!

 

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State of Origin Series, Game 3, Wednesday, 26th June, 2002. New South Wales 18 drew with Queensland 18. Referee Bill Harrigan. Played at Stadium Australia, Homebush, Sydney. Crowd: 74,842. Official Player of the Match - Allan Langer (Queensland)

 

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Geoff Starling, Balmain Tigers centre