2023 is shaping up as one of the most exciting in recent memory. A host of huge name recruits shifting clubs has ensured a more open competition than ever.
Every side enters the new season with a series of positives and weaknesses. Today we're going to focus in on those weaknesses.
It goes without saying that this was far easier with some clubs than others. That said, here is every team's weakness as we prepare for Round 1, 2023:
16. Manly Sea Eagles
2022s issues remain
Manly's fall from grace in 2022 was almost unbelievable. They went from title challengers to laughing stocks in the space of one season.
Entering 2023 the Sea Eagles squad is still fractured, they still rely way too heavily on a player who struggles to stay fit, and they still lack leadership off field.
One of the club's level-headed, experienced stars in Foran has left the club while Anthony Seibold's recent record is not good. I can't see much changing.
