Manly star Tom Trbojevic says team has to wear criticism for poor performances

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Manly fullback Tom Trbojevic speaks to reporters about his fitness. The Sea Eagles face a crucial two-week block ahead of their next bye, holding a 6-8 record and with home games against the lowly Wests Tigers and South Sydney. Courtesy: AAP

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00:00No, I actually feel really good. Obviously, it hasn't been the most consistent year for myself.

00:04I'm missing a few games here and there, a few different injuries, but I've come back from the recent one last weekend.

00:15I felt good out there. So yeah, probably St. Louis had a week off this weekend, so I've just got time to rest up.

00:21And here we go again, we've got an entire game flat, full final, so we're not sitting where we want to be sitting as a footy club.

00:28So it's about, you know, going after these last 10 weeks and, you know, turn that around.

00:34Is it, if Toronto could change the nature, I see Drew, was there a quad, was it unhappy?

00:38No, there's a core issue there that was kind of, there's bleeding, cause of two issues.

00:45So there wasn't any protection or anything like that.

00:47But yeah, look, I, you know, rested up and, you know, went back out there, you know, I was happy, we were disappointed about.

00:56I guess our last effort, our last performance against the Titans and, you know, we're not offended, so.

01:01Yeah, look, it was like I said before, we've got 10 games to go after it and, you know, we, I guess, design our own fate.

01:08You know, we've better been, I guess a lot more games we lose to fight finals for the year and that's where we want to be.

01:13So, that's the reality and it's about action this.

01:16So, that's the reality and it's about action this.

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