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Cherry-Evans and Galvin defend on opposite sides of the field, but are both important to their sides when it comes to owning the big moments.
Galvin did that with a wonderful 79th-minute cutout pass to snatch victory against St George Illawarra last Saturday.
“Lachie Galvin is a quality player who is very skilful, he’s a big body, and he has a lot of weapons,” Seibold said.
“I’ve only seen him play live once before, which was last year when we played the Wests Tigers. He took the line on that day and was impressive. He’ll be a handful again on Sunday. But we’ll be ready.”
More than 30,000 people will be at Allianz Stadium to celebrate the Bulldogs’ victory from three decades ago. Jim Dymock was the Clive Churchill Medallist that year for the Dogs, but is now working as one of Seibold’s assistants.
Despite all the expected sentimentality surrounding the home side, Seibold was happy to try and ruin the party.“Everyone expects us to go there and let the Bulldogs have their party,” Seibold said.
Bulldogs players after winning the 1995 grand final.
“We’re very respectful of that 1995 team, but we’re not going there to roll over, that’s for sure. We’ll be heading there to be the best version of ourselves.”
Haumole Olakau’atu returns from a shoulder injury in what will be an epic back-row battle with Bulldogs opposite Viliame Kikau.
Seibold said Olakau’atu, who injured his right shoulder against the Titans in round 15, could have returned last weekend against the Storm.
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Jake Simpkin will be a late scratching due to concussion, with Gordon Chan Kum Tong to replace him on the bench.
The win over Melbourne meant a lot to the Manly players, especially given only last month there was talk about Seibold’s future, and if Tom Trbojevic was best utilised in the centres.
Jake Trbojevic celebrated by kicking over a dozen Gatorade bottles in the sheds, only to then stay behind to help clean them up.
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Cherry-Evans and Galvin defend on opposite sides of the field, but are both important to their sides when it comes to owning the big moments.
Galvin did that with a wonderful 79th-minute cutout pass to snatch victory against St George Illawarra last Saturday.
“Lachie Galvin is a quality player who is very skilful, he’s a big body, and he has a lot of weapons,” Seibold said.
“I’ve only seen him play live once before, which was last year when we played the Wests Tigers. He took the line on that day and was impressive. He’ll be a handful again on Sunday. But we’ll be ready.”
More than 30,000 people will be at Allianz Stadium to celebrate the Bulldogs’ victory from three decades ago. Jim Dymock was the Clive Churchill Medallist that year for the Dogs, but is now working as one of Seibold’s assistants.
Despite all the expected sentimentality surrounding the home side, Seibold was happy to try and ruin the party.“Everyone expects us to go there and let the Bulldogs have their party,” Seibold said.
Bulldogs players after winning the 1995 grand final.
“We’re very respectful of that 1995 team, but we’re not going there to roll over, that’s for sure. We’ll be heading there to be the best version of ourselves.”
Haumole Olakau’atu returns from a shoulder injury in what will be an epic back-row battle with Bulldogs opposite Viliame Kikau.
Seibold said Olakau’atu, who injured his right shoulder against the Titans in round 15, could have returned last weekend against the Storm.
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Jake Simpkin will be a late scratching due to concussion, with Gordon Chan Kum Tong to replace him on the bench.
The win over Melbourne meant a lot to the Manly players, especially given only last month there was talk about Seibold’s future, and if Tom Trbojevic was best utilised in the centres.
Jake Trbojevic celebrated by kicking over a dozen Gatorade bottles in the sheds, only to then stay behind to help clean them up.
NRL is Live and Free on Channel 9 & 9Now
Michael Chammas and Andrew “Joey” Johns dissect the upcoming NRL round, plus the latest footy news, results and analysis. Sign up for the Sin Bin newsletter.
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