Joe Galuvao has a shot at Grand Final miracle with Manly Sea Eagles

According to Joe Galuvao, he had got the ultimate fairytale in the grand final 10 years ago, fighting his way from the Auckland’s streets for winning a premiership in 2003 with Penrith. Read on to know more about this news. 

According to the Daily Telegraph, Joe Galuvao could not participate in sports due to a ruptured Achilles tendon. This week he has continued training with Sea Eagles to blow out of the largest stage. He was available for team photo session on Monday.

Either James Hasson or David Gowere was to be selected for replacing Fa’aoso. On Tuesday, Gowere gained early edge claiming Fa’asco’s No 14 jersey; however, the Geoff Toovey, the coach, would settle the team by the end of this week.

 
On Tuesday night, Toovey returned no texts or calls about Galuvao.
Many is without Jason King or senior prop and the Sea Eagles is going to miss the punch of the bench of Fa’aoso and his experience.
Last year, Fa’aoso was part of premiership-winning side of Melbourne. On the other hand, Gower and Hasson made only 25 appearances this year.
The final pedigree of Galuvao is strong. He is playing in 3 deciders after making his comeback for Warriors in the inaugural season of NRL in 1998.
In 2003, after the 240-game veteran got premiership of Penrith, he got a runners-up medal from Parramatta in year 2009. Then he played a great role in the triumph of Manly in 2011.