He s a premiership-winner with Manly and a former New Zealand captain, but can Kieran Foran get back to his best in his return for the Sea Eagles this season?
Returning to the club after stints at the Eels, Warriors and Bulldogs, Foran s career has been derailed by injuries in recent years. He has averaged just 13 appearances per season across the past five years since leaving Manly in 2015.
But back at the club where he made his name and under inspirational coach Des Hasler, can Foran revive the glory days?
Will Kieran Foran thrive at Manly again?
For – NRL.com senior journalist Martin Lenehan
June
June 1: ARLC Chairman Peter V’landys pushes the idea of diverting funds earmarked for the redevelopment of ANZ Stadium into refurbishing suburban venues at Brookvale, Campbelltown and Kogarah.
The game’s reboot after almost 10 weeks in lockdown is hailed a major success, while the return to one referee and the new six-again rule are given a near-universal vote of approval following Round 3 matches. Bumper television audiences, less wrestling, fewer injuries and more action are the key changes.
Australia’s three-match Ashes series with Great Britain is officially cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, with organisers looking to 2022 as a possible replacement date.
By The MoleDec 21st, 2020
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There s more to last week s bizarre Steve Matai disappearance story than meets the eye.
Former Manly players and officials were concerned about Matai s well-being after the former premiership-winning centre went off the grid , moving with his family up the NSW north coast and declining to return messages.
Matai then put out a statement that he was healthy and happy and getting on with his life - and had no desire for any more of the limelight.
But the real story - from someone close to Matai - is that the Kiwi Test ace was unhappy with the way in which he parted company with the Sea Eagles at the end of 2016.