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Fun, floggings and Fozball: Manly’s roller-coaster season reviewed

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By Matt Cleary Verified
| Manly Observer
Well, that was weird. After starting the season with three losses, at home at Four Pines Park, the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles shocked rugby league by sacking coach Anthony Seibold, a move that club Chief Executive Jason King told Manly Observer was “very difficult and very well considered” and which was “focused around the team’s results and the direction we thought the team was going”. Keiran Foran was appointed interim head coach and the club’s direction went diametrically north.
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Crash or crash through: Rats brave in GF loss to Beasts

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By Matt Cleary Verified
| Manly Observer
It was a story of fourth grade club rugby. It was a story of a much-admired and seriously injured hooker. It was a story of a patched-up Northern Beaches rugby club that made the Shute Shield grand final on spirit, fumes and emotion. It was a story of a thousand “Hillbillies”, the flannelette-shirt-wearing supporter brigade who travelled in buses to the Inner West and commandeered a section of grass at Leichhardt Oval, and attempted to will their team home through the power of beery cheer.
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Travel Feature: The River of dreams

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By Matt Cleary Verified
| Golf Australia Verified
The issue is that they’re coming in such numbers that clubs and resorts are being forced to build, upgrade, renovate, rejuvenate. It’s a fundamental of modern commerce – stand still or perish. And demand for Murray River golf demands commensurate investment. Not the worst problem for local industry. In the region’s favour is a common business model: licensed clubs as owner-operators of golf courses.
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