The Anthony Seibold era is over at Manly but the Sea Eagles face an almighty task against the Dolphins at Redcliffe in Kieran Foran’s first game at the helm.
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There is no bigger myth in Rugby League than the bounceback of a team that just sacked their coach so don’t expect any immediate improvement out of Manly even if the playing group is happier. Kieran Foran may well prove to be a quality coach but taking the helm six months after retiring is destined for disaster.
The Dolphins are not a team that can be taken lightly either given their firepower. While their form has been mixed this year, they have the ability to rip a poor defensive side like Manly to shreds.
Manly have scored 58 in two of the three clashes with the Dolphins but both of those were at Brookvale with the home team winning all three meetings.
Manly are a huge take on team this week with bottom five teams Rounds 3-6 covering at just 35% on the road while interstate underdogs cover at just 39% before Round 8.
The Dolphins are 6-2 ATS at Kayo Stadium while they have covered 16 of 28 off scoring 18 or fewer.
The Phins can be bet with confidence.
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Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has 55 tries in 61 games for the Dolphins and has four in six games against Manly.
Selwyn Cobbo has 44 tries in 61 games starting on a wing.
Tolutau Koula is an elite talent who has 19 tries in his last 25 games.
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Max Plath is starting to return to full fitness after coming back off an ACL injury and as he nears his best his ability to get over the stripe returns. Plath has eight tries in 34 games for the Dolphins and his record in Queensland Cup was even better with 16 tries in 33 games. In what should be a big Dolphins win.
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