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Manly Sea Eagles odds
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2024 Draw
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The Manly Sea Eagles enter the 2024 NRL season having signed several new players to the club in the hopes of rejuvenating their finals hopes. Luke Brooks, Tommy Talau, Jaxson Paulo, Corey Waddell, and Nathan Brown have all joined the club in the offseason. Meanwhile, the club has signed Haumole Olakau’atu to a long-term deal along with Josh Schuster.
Will head coach Anthony Siebold be able to take this Sea Eagles squad back to the finals?
Let’s have a look at Manly’s NRL odds for 2024.
About the Manly Sea Eagles
| Established: | 1946 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | 4 Pines Park |
| Coach: | Anthony Seibold |
| Captain: | Daly Cherry-Evans |
| Premierships: | Eight – 1972, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1987, 1996, 2008, 2011 |
| 2023 ladder finish: | 11th (9-15) |
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| 2024 Premiership | To Eight Betting | Top Sea Eagles Tryscorer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb | $26 | $2.15 | J. Saab $2.10 |
| Mar | $21 | $1.70 | J. Saab $2.10 |
| Apr | $15 | $1.75 | J. Paulo $3 |
| May | – | – | – |
| Jun | – | – | – |
| Jul | – | – | – |
| Aug | – | – | – |
| Sep | – | – | – |
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Best Manly Sea Eagles bets for NRL 2024
There are dozens of NRL futures markets for the Sea Eagles, but where are they likely to return some real value?
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- The Manly Sea Eagles are currently at $26 odds to win the 2023 NRL Premiership, which could be argued as a strong value bet. If fullback Tom Trbojevic can stay fully fit for this season to develop his combinations with Luke Brooks and Daly Cherry-Evans, the Sea Eagles have enough talent in their outside backs to challenge some of the best sides in the NRL. The biggest key will be keeping middle forwards Taniela Paseka, Toafofoa Sipley, Nathan Brown, and Matthew Lodge on the field to dominate the middle third of the field.
- There is also value in the Sea Eagles finishing in the top eight ($2.15), given all the reasons listed above. When assessing their 2023 season, the club finished just one win outside of the top eight, and fullback Trbojevic only played in 11 matches for the season. If ‘Turbo’ can stay on the field, he will inevitably win the club more games, which will see them ascend on the ladder.
- With no guarantee of who will remain on the wings this season for the Sea Eagles and no guarantee that ‘Turbo’ Trbojevic will remain fully fit for the season, $9 is an incredible value bet for Reuben Garrick to lead the Sea Eagles in try scoring. Garrick is expected to start in the centres for Manly, and his limited appearances at that position last season, showed he can have an incredible impact. He will only become more dangerous if he is shifted to the wing or fullback to cover injuries as the season unfolds.
2024 Manly Sea Eagles NRL draw
| Round | Opponent | Venue | Date | Time (NSW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas | Sunday, March 3 | 1:30pm |
| 2 | Sydney Roosters | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Sunday, March 17 | 4:05pm |
| 3 | Parramatta Eels | CommBank Stadium, Sydney | Sunday, March 24 | 4:05pm |
| 4 | St George Illawarra Dragons | WIN Stadium, Wollongong | Saturday, March 30 | 5:30pm |
| 5 | Penrith Panthers | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Saturday, April 6 | 5:30pm |
| 6 | New Zealand Warriors | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Saturday, April 13 | 3:00pm |
| 7 | Gold Coast Titans | Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast | Saturday, April 20 | 5:30pm |
| 8 | Parramatta Eels | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Friday, April 26 | 8:00pm |
| 9 | Canberra Raiders | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Friday, May 3 | 6:00pm |
| 10 | Dolphins | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | Thursday, May 9 | 7:50pm |
| 11 | Brisbane Broncos | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | Friday, May 17 | 8:05pm |
| 12 | Melbourne Storm | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Friday, May 24 | 8:00pm |
| 13 | BYE | – | – | – |
| 14 | Penrith Panthers | BlueBet Stadium, Penrith | Sunday, June 9 | 4:05pm |
| 15 | St George Illawarra Dragons | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Sunday, June 16 | 2:00pm |
| 16 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Accor Stadium, Sydney | Saturday, June 22 | 7:35pm |
| 17 | BYE | – | – | – |
| 18 | North Queensland Cowboys | Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville | Saturday, July 6 | 7:35pm |
| 19 | Newcastle Knights | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Sunday, July 14 | 4:05pm |
| 20 | Gold Coast Titans | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Sunday, July 21 | 4:05pm |
| 21 | Sydney Roosters | Allianz Stadium, Sydney | Saturday, July 27 | 7:35pm |
| 22 | BYE | – | – | – |
| 23 | Canberra Raiders | GIO Stadium, Canberra | Saturday, August 10 | 3:00pm |
| 24 | New Zealand Warriors | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Saturday, August 17 | 6:00pm |
| 25 | Wests Tigers | Leichhardt Oval, Sydney | Friday, August 23 | 7:50pm |
| 26 | Canterbury Bulldogs | Accor Stadium, Sydney | Friday, August 30 | 6:00pm |
| 27 | Cronulla Sharks | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Sunday, September 8 | 2:00pm |
Manly Sea Eagles players to watch in 2024
Luke Brooks
Born: 21/12/1994
Games: 205
Tries: 45
Position: Five-Eighth
Luke Brooks has finally departed the Wests Tigers to join the Manly Sea Eagles after years of being the ‘fall guy’ for the Tigers’ failure to make the Finals. In 2023 he averaged the most running metres per game in his decade-long career. With Cherry-Evans, Trbojevic, Garrick and Olakau’atu at the Sea Eagles, he will become another strong running threat where he will not be tasked with the responsibilities of organising the attack and kicking in play. This added freedom should bring large improvements in his game and be a large positive for his new club in 2024.
Haumole Olakau’atu
Born: 1/10/1998
Games: 73
Tries: 29
Position: 2nd Row
Haumole Olakau’atu had an incredible start to the 2023 NRL season to put his name in contention for a spot in the New South Wales forward pack. The back-rower’s form seemed to drop off sharply following that, which will mean Olakau’atu is looking for a strong bounce-back season. On his day, he is one of the most damaging ball runners and skilled forwards in the Rugby League. If Olakau’atu can put become more consistent for the Sea Eagles, they will become a very tough side to defend.
Jason Saab
Born: 8/10/2000
Games: 69
Tries: 51
Position: Winger
Ever since Jason Saab joined the Sea Eagles, he has improved year-on-year with his ability to return the football from the backfield and make strong carries for his side. As he continues to grow and mature, Saab will need to improve his ball carrying to assist his forwards in getting on-side to make even stronger carries and advance their side down the field. Once Saab is inside the opposition’s 20m line, his speed and athleticism in the air set him apart from most wingers in the NRL, where he is able to score some spectacular tries.
Manly Sea Eagles records and stats
- Most games: 309 – Cliff Lyons
Most career points: 1917 – Graham Eadie
Most points in a season: 257 – Matthew Ridge (1995)
Most career tries: 163 – Brett Stewart
Most tries in a season: 27 – Phil Blake (1983)
- Most consecutive wins: 15 (1995)
Most consecutive losses: Eight (1950 and 1998-99)
Biggest winning margin: 70-7 (vs. Panthers, 1973)
Biggest losing margin: 6-68 (vs. Sharks, 2005)
Largest home attendance: 104,583 (vs. Knights at Stadium Australia, 1999)
- It did not take long for the Manly-Warringah Rugby League Football Club to make its mark in the top grade. Having poached a number of North Sydney Bears players upon joining the NSWRL in 1947, the Sea Eagles were in their first grand final only four years later. They lost to South Sydney on that occasion – a recurring theme over the next two decades.
Manly reached the big dance five times in 25 years until breaking through in 1972 with a 19-14 win over Eastern Suburbs. That opened the floodgates for further premierships in ’73, ’76 and ’78 as the Eagles became a bona fide powerhouse of the competition.
The 1980s were notable for back-to-back grand final defeats to Parramatta and a fifth top-grade flag in ’87 – the last GF ever played at the SCG. The club dominated during the Super League wars of the 1990s, yet three consecutive grand finals produced only a single premiership.
Following the example set by Wests Tigers and the St George Illawarra Dragons in the early years of the NRL, the Sea Eagles merged with the Bears in 1999 to form the Northern Eagles. That partnership lasted only two seasons, with Norths folding and Manly-Warringah returning as a standalone operation in 2003.
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