In a dramatic turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the NRL community, reports emerging just minutes ago suggest that Manly Warringah Sea Eagles head coach Anthony Seibold has been relieved of his duties, following weeks of intense scrutiny and growing unrest within the club.
Sources close to the situation indicate the decision came after internal meetings late today, with club powerbrokers reportedly losing confidence in the teamโs direction after a prolonged period of inconsistent performances and disappointing results. While the Sea Eagles hierarchy has yet to release an official statement, the sudden nature of the development has left fans stunned and divided.
Seibold, who took charge of the club with high expectations, has faced relentless pressure from sections of the supporter base and former players, with criticism centring on tactical decisions, team selections, and an inability to consistently challenge top-tier opponents. The atmosphere around Brookvale Oval has grown increasingly tense in recent weeks, and todayโs reported move appears to be the breaking point.
Players were allegedly informed shortly before the news began circulating, with training schedules now uncertain as the club prepares to address the media. An interim coaching arrangement is expected to be announced in the coming hours as Manly looks to stabilise its season and reset its campaign.
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