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Ahead of what shapes as his last game in charge of the Bulldogs, Flashback Friday pays tribute to arguably Des Hasler’s most iconic moment. Then-Manly coach Hasler famously ripped the Parramatta Stadium dressing room door off its hinges after watching his side throw away a 20-0 lead in an extraordinary second-half capitulation in this early-2010 showdown with @TheParraEels. The Eagles scored three tries in the opening 40 and looked set to go on with the job after the break when interchange forward Matt Cross dotted down for their fourth. But reigning Dally M medallist Hayne sparked a withering fight-back, making a long break from the Eels’ in-goal to set up Timana Tahu for an unforgettable try. The dynamic fullback set up subsequent tries for Joel Reddy and Eric Grothe as the home side pulled off a remarkable 24-20 victory. - #NRL #RugbyLeague #Flashback #Throwback #GoManly

@DalyCherryEvans secures a 1-point win in Golden Point ... off his LEFT boot! - #NRL #RugbyLeague #GoManly #NRLWarriorsManly #WeAreManly

With Dylan Walker and rookie Brian Kelly forming the hottest new centre combination in the NRL, it’s easy to forget the decade-long, dual premiership pairing of Jamie Lyon and Steve Matai was at Manly just a season ago. While Lyon was the heart and soul of the club, no doubt it’s Matai opposition players are most relieved is absent from the @ManlySeaEagles' team sheet in 2017. Matai scored an impressive 91 tries in 229 NRL games before injuries ultimately derailed his career last year, but the 10-Test Kiwi will predominantly be remembered as one of the most potent backline hitmen in the history of the game. The Auckland-born enforcer’s shot on Souths front-rower Dave Tyrell in 2015 is a bona fide contender for the biggest hit of the NRL era. This was just one of a vast catalogue of brutal, rib-rattling tackles Matai reeled off in a 12-season first-grade career. #NRL #RugbyLeague #Flashback #TooGoodTuesday #TGT #Throwback #GoManly #WeAreManly #SeaEagles