Stewart's contract approved by NRL The Manly Sea Eagles have received a boost ahead of next week's opening round of the NRL season with confirmation star full-back Brett Stewart's contract has been approved by the game's auditors. Manly faced the possibility of having to cut players to accommodate Stewart who is reported to be on a salary of more than $500,000 in 2013. NRL salary cap auditor Ian Schubert met with Manly officials late last week and the club confirmed on Thursday Stewart's contract has now been approved. The New South Wales Origin full-back is expected to take his place in the Manly side to play the Broncos in Brisbane next Friday night. Manly general manager David Perry said no players have had to be cut from the Sea Eagles squad. "The club has been working closely with the NRL for some time and have had to comply, like every other NRL club, to get to this point," Perry said. "I understand there has been a degree of frustration in relation to the issue but this process takes time and is complicated for all involved. "This is the first time that the Sea Eagles have faced such an issue, however it is not unprecedented with other clubs over the years. "We can now look forward to getting on with a big year of football and a promising season for the game."
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