Manly Sea Eagles still yet to register Brett Stewart's contract Brett Stewart of the Sea Eagles. THE NRL is still to register the contract of Manly's star fullback Brett Stewart. It is understood the Sea Eagles and NRL officials will meet today to discuss the extraordinary delay. Unless the contract is registered, Stewart would be unavailable to play Manly's round one match against the Broncos at Suncorp Stadium. One source said: "He could be the world's richest water boy." Stewart's deal at Brookvale is worth about $550,000 for 2013. Manly players and fans are stunned their club's management - and the NRL - have not worked out a resolution, especially since the salary cap was recently increased from $4.4 million to $5.1 million. The Sea Eagles discussed the drama at a club CEOs conference on Wednesday. Manly management will meet NRL salary cap auditor Ian Schubert this morning. Stewart missed last weekend's trial game against the Sydney Roosters with a hamstring injury. His manager George Mimis, was unavailable for comment last night.