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2019-09-06T08:00:00Z - Bankwest Stadium
Match Summary
Eels
Sea Eagles
| 5 | TRIES | 2 |
M. Jennings 4' C. Gutherson 7' M. Sivo 52' M. Sivo 71' M. Sivo 78' | M. Fainu 48' M. Fainu 57' | |
| 3/5 | CONVERSIONS | 2/2 |
M. Moses 6' M. Moses 8' M. Moses 79' | R. Garrick 49' R. Garrick 58' | |
| 3/3 | PENALTY GOALS | 2/2 |
M. Moses 21' M. Moses 43' M. Moses 46' | R. Garrick 40' R. Garrick 64' | |
| 14 | HALF TIME | 2 |
Attendance
25,034
Team Stats
Eels
Sea Eagles
All Runs
169 150All Run Metres
1650 1332Line Breaks
5 3Offloads
18 13Kick Metres
401 43240/20
0 0Tackles
286 290Missed Tackles
45 22Penalties Conceded
5 9Errors
12 10Player Stats
Top Point Scorer
 | | Maika Sivo | 12 |
| Mitchell Moses | 12 | |
| Manase Fainu | 8 | |
| Reuben Garrick | 8 | |
| M. Jennings | 4 | |
Top Goal Kicker
 | | Mitchell Moses | 6 |
| Reuben Garrick | 4 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 0 | |
| A. Fonua-Blake | 0 | |
| Taniela Paseka | 0 | |
Top Try Scorer
| | Maika Sivo | 3 |
| Manase Fainu | 2 | |
| M. Jennings | 1 | |
| C. Gutherson | 1 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 0 | |
Top Try Assists
 | | M. Jennings | 1 |
| Maika Sivo | 1 | |
| Waqa Blake | 1 | |
| Lloyd Perrett | 1 | |
| C. Gutherson | 1 | |
Top Runs
 | | Junior Paulo | 18 |
| A. Fonua-Blake | 16 | |
| Maika Sivo | 16 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 15 | |
| Blake Ferguson | 13 | |
Top Run Metres
| | Maika Sivo | 206 |
| A. Fonua-Blake | 169 | |
| Junior Paulo | 157 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 141 | |
| Dylan Brown | 139 | |
Top Linebreaks
| | Maika Sivo | 4 |
| Manase Fainu | 1 | |
| D. Cherry-Evans | 1 | |
| Waqa Blake | 1 | |
| Martin Taupau | 1 | |
Top Offloads
| | Junior Paulo | 4 |
| Manase Fainu | 3 | |
| C. Gutherson | 3 | |
| Curtis Sironen | 3 | |
| M. Jennings | 2 | |
Top Tackles
 | | Jake Trbojevic | 45 |
| Manu Ma'u | 43 | |
| Reed Mahoney | 36 | |
| Corey Waddell | 31 | |
| Martin Taupau | 25 | |
Top Missed Tackles
 | | Reed Mahoney | 8 |
| Mitchell Moses | 7 | |
| Junior Paulo | 6 | |
| Waqa Blake | 6 | |
| Daniel Alvaro | 4 | |
Top Tackle Breaks
 | | A. Fonua-Blake | 9 |
| Martin Taupau | 6 | |
| Reuben Garrick | 6 | |
| Manase Fainu | 5 | |
| Maika Sivo | 5 | |
Top Linebreak Assists
| | M. Jennings | 2 |
| A. Fonua-Blake | 1 | |
| Lloyd Perrett | 1 | |
| C. Gutherson | 1 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 0 | |
Top Kick Metres
 | | D. Cherry-Evans | 301 |
| Mitchell Moses | 158 | |
| Reed Mahoney | 142 | |
| Dylan Walker | 102 | |
| Dylan Brown | 86 | |
Top Penalties
| | Jake Trbojevic | 2 |
| Martin Taupau | 2 | |
| Tepai Moeroa | 1 | |
| A. Fonua-Blake | 1 | |
| Brad Takairangi | 1 | |
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Sivo might think otherwise (about Dessie being coach of the year) given Manly have handed him top try scorer for the season.
Well done to Sivo, and the boys tonight.
But seriously, I still don’t get how Des has been a front runner to date anyway. If Manly go deep into the finals, which I think is very unlikely, then fair enough, but otherwise, no.
Manly, and Parra for that matter, seriously underperformed last year based on the squads they had, and are back to a fair, maybe slightly above fair, performance based on virtually the same squads this year. I don’t think either coach should be in contention for coach of the year yet, but for those that do, and bottom line, surely BA is ahead.
Ricky is the coach of the year
How the hell did that grub Taupau not get sent off for that intentional swinging arm to the head of Stone.
That should be the end of the grubs season.
Well done Parra for a well earned 5th spot.
Not a fan of him but agree with ManWar Ricky is miles ahead for coach of the year .
I agree with ManWart as well, tapow played the ball too quickly and deserved that penalty, Egley is the future at mwse.
Thank Goodness for the Panthers hey Eels..
A former Panther as coach & a team chocker block full of former Panthers. What team would they have without Penrith?
If RCG goes there next year, it even more reinforces the statement.
More or less the same team? A few changes there in the forwards . Such as getting Paulo back. Added a young NZ 5/8th , 2 good wingers from elsewhere & another centre later in the season. So quite a different team really.
“Thank Goodness for the Panthers hey Eels..” Yes, and thank you.
If the Panthers wouldn’t mind going to Fiji and picking up another 20 year to play in the lower grades for 4 years for us to sign on min. wage that turns into the top scorer in FG, well I think we should chip in, pay your flights or something at least.
As for Blake, I live in Perth so I can help you source a 17/18 year old from here that you can develop, turn into a top FG player, lock into a big money long term contract and pass to us, whilst you continue to chip in with the salary.
“Thank Goodness for the Panthers hey Eels..” Yep, and how much are you willing to chip in re RCG?
Eels did play good. But that won’t be enough to beat the top sides in the finals.
They fade in and out of matches to much, I still think there defence at times still doesn’t look great. They need to be a lot better next week.
In saying that BA has done a great Job with this team.
Hi Frank hows things going princess ? Didn’t see you there was too busy watching the replay of thursdays nights win
Eels will be knocked out 1st week same as manly