Manly hooker Apisai Koroisau is playing the best football of his career and it is all thanks to a stable spine on the Northern Beaches.
Injuries and a high turnover of personnel have forced the Sea Eagles to constantly switch their key playmakers for the better part of two seasons, but the arrival of Blake Green from Melbourne to partner Daly Cherry‑Evans in the halves and other playmakers has provided the stability the Sea Eagles have been desperately lacking in recent years.
Koroisau also alternated the hooking duties with Matt Parcell and even utility forward Lewis Brown last year while club legend Brett Stewart only managed 11 games, forcing coach Trent Barrett to constantly change his key playmakers, limiting the chance for any real cohesion to form at the club in a season to forget.
The Sea Eagles will take on the Dragons at 5pm Saturday.
Source: nrl.com
