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Manly Sea Eagles apologise for 'significant mistake' in pride jersey rollout

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Manly Sea Eagles Coach, Des Hasler, says the club made a ‘significant mistake’ in the rollout of its pioneering pride jersey, because of a lack of consultation. As a result, seven key players will be missing from the side when it takes on the 8th placed Roosters on Thursday.
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