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In a thriller at CommBank Stadium on Friday night, Parramatta escaped the clutches of the Sea Eagles but Manley scanned on Saturday to reveal that fullback Tom Trobozevic has been out for the season since being dislocated.
The star fullback left the field with 15 minutes left to prevent a paramatman attempt after his left hand popped out of his shoulder as a temporary sling wrapped around his jersey.
With the NSW State of Origin team being selected for the opening match next Sunday, June 8, the Daly M medal winner has also left an empty hole for the Blues and his natural center partner, Lateral Mitchell, has already been dropped from Origin I. Due to a torn hamstring.
Trobozevich suffered a shoulder injury in the 64th minute as he dived to block a rare attempt by Ellis forward Makahesi Makatowar which was denied anyway for a lead-up failure.
An attempt by Will Penicini in the 78th minute, then a pressure sideline conversion from Mitchell Moses, won the Para by a dramatic 22-20 when the Sea Eagles looked like they would claim their first top-eight scalp of the season. Match rate against the team in the top half of the competition table.
After the game, Manley coach Des Husler confirmed that Trobozevic had been dislocated but there was still no time limit on how long he would be out. However, the next day Scan confirmed that he would need surgery and would not be able to play again until 2023, with the possibility of representing Australia at the World Cup being ruled out.
“She is OK. She takes it very seriously. He blames himself a lot. He has only one run at the moment. He will be back, “said Hasler.
Sea Eagles captain Daley Cherry-Evans added: “Everyone enjoys watching Tommy play, it doesn’t really matter who you are cheering for, you are encouraging the best players in the game to be there and unfortunately Tom has been injured a few times. Impressed. It’s just a footnote, really.
“We will go around him and make sure he is OK but the reality is that the tremors will continue and we will have to put our foot down there next week and we are going to play against a really strong team in Melbourne. “
Hasler was furious after playing with the referee’s performance and thought his team had worked hard to lead the final effort when winger Christian Tuipolotu was penalized for a high shot by Hayes Perham while Iles Speedster was clearly slipping in the tackle. .
“It wasn’t high. It was a good tackle. It was a brave tackle. They call it ‘tri-saver.’
Following the fall of Premier Penrith a fortnight ago, the Paras lost to the Rosters last week but the win against the Sea Eagles has returned to their 7-5 record.
Clint Gutherson thought he started scoring in the first four minutes of his 150th NRL game when Iles Fulback collected a ricochet after a high kick but was ruled out when Parham ruled to stop Tuipolotu in the competition.
Manley made the first blood draw in the 14th minute when a Josh Schuster break finally led to a long exchange along the backline as Ruben Garrick touches the corner and converts his effort into a 6-0 advantage.
Perham, after snatching the first point of the par, corrected the time of slicing on the left edge following the pass chain along the back.
(Photo by Mark Colby / Getty Images)
In the 23rd minute, Dolly Cherry-Evans in the right corner jumped on the long pass and Tuipolotu went ahead 12-4.
Perham grooved his double at the 30-minute mark when Gutherson tried on the plate with a clever cut-out pass.
The 12-10 scoreline remained until half time and the Sea Eagles also had an edge in the crease through the break when Trobozevic was sent to Moses Sean Bean while manly backing up a minute before the break for a professional foul. Break
Trobozevich had no problem clearing in the opening four minutes and he used the overlap to extend the lead to six, leaving center Morgan Harper in the over.
Garrick took second for the 50th game of his career shortly after Moses rejoined for a 20-10 buffer when he hit a Kieran Foran Graber.
Para hit back in the middle of the second half when second-rower Shawn Lane brought back a one-handed offload deficit for center Tom Opacic to four.
Sea Eagles proposition KP was headed to the bin with seven minutes left for a lifting tackle on Reagan Campbell-Gillard, and his absence was decisive in the final round.
Ills coach Brad Arthur thought Perham’s high shot deserved punishment.
“Hayes may have slipped, but at the end of the day if you come in contact with someone in the head you could be punished.”