In this week's episode of The Victory Wrap podcast series Rick "RJ" Jullienne and Dale "The Coach" Eggleton interview well known Central Coast rugby league player, Alex Moore whose career has taken him from local football all the way to the NRL and later into coaching.
A Berkeley Vale Panthers junior, Alex earned his opportunity at the highest level when he made his first-grade debut for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in 2003. He became Manly first-grade player No. 476, making three NRL appearances for the Sea Eagles that season.
After his time in the NRL, Alex remained a major presence in Central Coast rugby league.
He played with The Entrance Tigers, producing an incredible performance in the 2009 Central Coast First Grade Grand Final, scoring five tries as The Entrance defeated Northern Lakes 52–14.
He later returned to Berkeley Vale, where he continued playing and moved into coaching.
By 2015 he was combining the roles of player and coach with the Panthers.
Alex’s rugby league journey eventually took him back to Manly, this time on the coaching side of the game. He became head coach of Manly’s Harold Matthews Cup junior representative team, helping develop the next generation of Sea Eagles talent.
From Berkeley Vale to NRL first grade, premiership football on the Central Coast and then into representative coaching, Alex Moore has experienced rugby league from just about every angle — making him a great guest to talk about the game, the characters and how rugby league has changed over the years.
We hope you enjoy episode 21, season 2 of The Victory Wrap.
THE VICTORY WRAP with Rick 'RJ' Jullienne and Dale 'The Coach' Eggleton
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