Manly Sea Eagles
- Manly Sea Eagles
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Manly Sea Eagles
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| Club fondé en |
1947 |
| Couleurs |
Bordeaux (maroon) et blanc |
| Stade |
Brookvale Stadium (23 000 places) |
Les Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles sont un club professionnel australien de rugby à XIII fondé en 1947 et basé au Nord-Est de Sydney au Northen Beaches, disputant la National Rugby League (NRL).
Le club évolue au Brookvale Oval. Il a remporté à sept reprises le championnat (dont une fois la NRL en 2008) ainsi que le World Club Challenge en 2009 contre Leeds Rhinos.
Histoire
Le club a été fondé en 1947 sous le nom de Silvertails. Manly a fait sa première finale seulement 4 ans après leur entrée dans le championnat. Les Sea Eagles gagnent leur premier titre en 1972. De 1972 à 1978, le club remporte 4 titres, sous la houlette de Bob Fulton. Manly remporte deux nouveaux titres en 1987 et en 1996. En 2000, le club en difficulté financière, fusionne avec North Sydney Bears, pour devenir les Northern Eagles. En 2001, l'accord entre les deux clubs est rompu et en 2003, les Northern Eagles laissent place aux Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.
Palmarès
- World Club Challenge (1):
- Championnat d'Australie[1] (7):
- Champion : 1972, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1987, 1996, 2008.
- Vice-champion : 1951, 1957, 1959, 1968, 1970, 1982, 1983, 1995, 1997, 2007.
Joueurs emblématiques
- Michael O'Connor
- Ken Arthurson
- Rex Mossop
- Bob Fulton
- Graham Eadie
- Paul Vautin
- Des Hasler
- Cliff Lyons
- Ian Roberts
- Geoff Toovey
- Steven Menzies
- Ben Kennedy
- Michael Witt
- John Hopoate
- Jarrod White
Notes et références
Liens externes
Portail du rugby à XIII
Catégories : Club australien de rugby à XIII | Sport à Sydney
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