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'Arko - The Godfather of Manly' is a special 4-part series honouring the distinguished career of Ken Arthurson (Sea Eagle #59), a Manly Legend and one of the greatest ever Rugby League administrators.

Peter 'Zorba' Peters (Sea Eagle #195) sits down for an in-depth chat with Arko, covering everything from 1947 to now.

Episode 4 - ‘A Stellar Career’ - is the final episode of the ‘Arko’ series where Ken reflects further on his amazing career and how his greatest achievement is seeing the game of Rugby League succeed.

'Arko - The Godfather of Manly' is a special 4-part series honouring the distinguished career of Ken Arthurson (Sea Eagle #59), a Manly Legend and one of the greatest ever Rugby League administrators.

Peter 'Zorba' Peters (Sea Eagle #195) sits down for an in-depth chat with Arko, covering everything from 1947 to now.

Episode 3 - ‘Manly Forever’ - sees ‘Arko’ reminisce about the Premiership success of the Sea Eagles, the Northern Eagles era, his role within State of Origin and the great friendships made along his illustrious career.

'Arko - The Godfather of Manly' is a special 4-part series honouring the distinguished career of Ken Arthurson (Sea Eagle #59), a Manly Legend and one of the greatest ever Rugby League administrators.

Peter 'Zorba' Peters (Sea Eagle #195) sits down for an in-depth chat with Arko, covering everything from 1947 to now.

Episode 2 - ‘The Super League War’ – sees ‘Arko’ talk about his great friend Bob 'Bozo' Fulton, the continued success of the Sea Eagles and the impact of the Super League War on Rugby League.

'Arko - The Godfather of Manly' is a special 4-part series honouring the distinguished career of Ken Arthurson (Sea Eagle #59), a Manly Legend and one of the greatest ever Rugby League administrators.

Peter 'Zorba' Peters (Sea Eagle #195) sits down for an in-depth chat with Arko, covering everything from 1947 to now.

Episode 1 - ‘The Early Days’ – sees ‘Arko’ talk about his junior days with the Freshwater Surf Club, Manly’s first International in Roy Bull, his first grade playing career, to becoming Manly’s first grade coach in 1957 at the age of 27.