2019-07-27T09:35:00Z - AAMI Park
Match Summary
Storm
Sea Eagles
| 2 | TRIES | 1 |
W. Chambers 49' B. Smith 64' | J. Thompson 38' | |
| 1/2 | CONVERSIONS | 1/1 |
C. Smith 66' | R. Garrick 40' | |
| 0/0 | PENALTY GOALS | 2/2 |
R. Garrick 10' R. Garrick 37' | ||
| 0/5 | FIELD GOALS | 1/4 |
D. Cherry-Evans 89' | ||
| 0 | HALF TIME | 10 |
| ATTENDANCE | ||
| 14,836 | ||
Team Stats
Storm
Sea Eagles
All Runs
209 231All Run Metres
1,811 1,855Line Breaks
3 2Offloads
8 22Kick Metres
636 62940/20
0 0Tackles
391 361Missed Tackles
42 20Penalties Conceded
5 8Errors
10 12Player Stats
Point Scorer
 | | Reuben Garrick | 6 |
| Joel Thompson | 4 | |
| Brandon Smith | 4 | |
| Will Chambers | 4 | |
| Cameron Smith | 2 | |
Goal Kicker
| | Reuben Garrick | 3 |
| Cameron Smith | 1 | |
Try Scorer
 | | Joel Thompson | 1 |
| Brandon Smith | 1 | |
| Will Chambers | 1 | |
Try Assists
 | | Morgan Boyle | 1 |
Linebreak Assists
 | | Manase Fainu | 1 |
| Dale Finucane | 1 | |
| Cameron Munster | 1 | |
| Daly Cherry-Evans | 1 | |
Linebreaks
 | | Tom Trbojevic | 2 |
| Jahrome Hughes | 1 | |
| Brandon Smith | 1 | |
| Josh Addo-Carr | 1 | |
Run Metres
| | Tom Trbojevic | 227 |
| Dale Finucane | 176 | |
| N. Asofa-Solomona | 162 | |
| Jorge Taufua | 156 | |
| Brandon Smith | 156 | |
Post Contact Metres
 | | Addin Fonua-Blake | 66 |
| Dale Finucane | 66 | |
| Brandon Smith | 58 | |
| N. Asofa-Solomona | 53 | |
| Felise Kaufusi | 53 | |
Ineffective Tackles
 | | Kenneath Bromwich | 6 |
| Cameron Smith | 4 | |
| Cameron Munster | 4 | |
| Brandon Smith | 4 | |
| Brodie Croft | 3 | |
Missed Tackles
 | | Will Chambers | 9 |
| Cameron Munster | 7 | |
| Brandon Smith | 5 | |
| Justin Olam | 4 | |
| Jake Trbojevic | 3 | |
Tackle Breaks
 | | Brad Parker | 9 |
| Curtis Sironen | 6 | |
| Joel Thompson | 6 | |
| Moses Suli | 5 | |
| Tom Trbojevic | 3 | |
Kick Metres
 | | Daly Cherry-Evans | 488 |
| Brodie Croft | 229 | |
| Cameron Munster | 221 | |
| Cameron Smith | 111 | |
| Dylan Walker | 62 | |
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Roosters desperately want storm to win this
A very bad result for the roosters who will lose 3 or 4 of last 7
Yay. Great work Dessy and the boys.
Great win manly.
Storm
Souths
Raiders
Manly
Roosters in that order
Roosters will lose to raiders Panthers and Souths. Also possibly to dragons
I wish it were true woody, but manly still play top 8 teams (storm again) all the way in, so a big challenge ahead.
But If Des can keep the belief throughout the club…. who knows.
One of the best gamesa of the year. Well done Manly. Always satisfying to see Storm lose
Ladder predictors are as useless as petrol pricing enquiries. Injuries..suspensions..team attitudes. Better asking the Wiggles to Wake up Jeff for an opinion. Anyone who ends up in the top 6 can win the title… Stop wasting your time with fan bias and favoritism. I fully expected my team Manly to lose by 4 points tonight. The competition is up for grabs…for whoever wants it in the top 6.
Manly played well…against the competitions best. That’s what scares me. After last year under Barrett…dare to dream. Could it be? Hard to adjust to pathetic to great potential. Weird year and tunaround for the ages.
Same team…different attitude.
To all the non believers….🖕
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Manly hitting the killer punches at the right time of the year. Typical below tbe radar Dessie…awesome. I was at the Manly Leagues Club tonight…surreal experience.
Edwoodwood1 in the Souths v Dragons forum you pointed out as a fact is that since 2007 Bennett trained teams have played 8 more times in semis than rooster coached teams.
Another attempt by you to manipulate statistics to favor your argument just like your constant reference to home crowd figures choosing to omit the fact that the majority of fans at rooster home games are opposition supporters as mentioned by the commentators just about every time.
More importantly, tell us what your research has uncovered as to why the roosters no longer have a grass roots juniors competition and why they are struggling with memberships, the 2 most important factors in a strong case for relocation.
Why have the roosters changed their name for the 4th time to the current title of Sydney Roosters?
I read a media article the current name change was to cater for the rooster’s widening fan base.
What widening fan base? LOL
Sydney Roosters has also failed so as a staunch rooster man have your researching skills revealed another name change in the pipeworks?
The main reason teams scrambled or attempted to change team names to Sydney back in the 90’s was to avert the NRL relocation of teams during/post Super League fiasco. I think the Sharks and Bulldogs did..or considered trying to change to Sydney Bulldogs at one time.
Edwoodwoodwood1 still waiting for your research results but in the meantime any explanation why Souths are running 2nd at the moment despite not getting to play wooden spooners Bulldogs 2 times in 5 weeks to boost their for and against record?
Add to that missing 5 big guns through most of last 8 weeks.