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Hasler sees NSW premier’s view on stadiums

Manly coach Des Hasler says he can understand the NSW Government's decision to spend money on floods rather than stadiums, even if it costs Brookvale Oval an upgrade.
Scott Bailey in Sydney, AAP

Manly coach Des Hasler admits he can understand the NSW government's stance on stadiums spending, even if it costs Brookvale […]

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