Having been cleared of any wrongdoing by the NRL in relation to
drugs in sport scandal, Manly say their overwhelming feeling
isn't vindication - but rather sorrow for the sad state of
affairs gripping Cronulla.  The head of the Sea Eagles'
supplement program, strength and conditioning coach Don Singe,
said it was obvious that a club's first priority was to look
after its players.  However, he was reluctant to judge the
Sharks for their alleged indiscretions.  Manly were one of six
clubs who were the focus of the drugs in sport investigation,
and like the Sharks, were linked to past dealings with sports
scientist Stephen Dank and supplement salesman Darren Hibbert.
The Sea Eagles maintained their innocence throughout the saga,
with Singe vigorously defending his reputation.  The NRL's
confirmation on Tuesday that the Sharks are the only club in
their sights, has allowed Singe and the rest of Manly's staff to
get on with business.  Former Cronulla strength and conditioner
Trent Elkin's provisional de-registrat