GOOD NEWS: The governing council of manly sea eagle as it’s meeting hold on 28th of October 2025 has approved the elevation of Geoff Toovey as the new…. See more
GOOD NEWS: Geoff Toovey Returns — Appointed as the New Head Coach of the Manly Sea Eagles
In a development that has sparked waves of excitement across the rugby league world, the governing council of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, at its official meeting held on October 28, 2025, has approved the elevation of Geoff Toovey as the new Head Coach of the club.
The decision marks a homecoming for one of the most respected figures in Sea Eagles history. Toovey, a Manly legend both as a player and former coach, returns to Brookvale with a wealth of experience, deep club roots, and a burning desire to restore the team to its former glory.
Club president Tony Mestrov described the appointment as “a move driven by passion, loyalty, and belief in Manly’s DNA.” He continued, “Geoff understands this club better than anyone. He embodies the fighting spirit, discipline, and heart that define the Sea Eagles. His return represents stability and a renewed sense of purpose.”
Toovey’s previous coaching stint with Manly between 2012 and 2015 was marked by impressive consistency — guiding the team to multiple finals appearances and maintaining the club’s competitive edge. His leadership style, renowned for its toughness and strategic clarity, is widely credited with sustaining Manly’s identity through challenging transitions.
Speaking shortly after his appointment, Toovey expressed heartfelt gratitude and determination:
“It feels incredible to be back home. Manly has always been in my blood. The goal now is to reconnect this team with its traditions, reignite our fan base, and build a culture that wins with pride.”
Players and fans have already taken to social media, celebrating the move with messages of support and optimism. Many believe Toovey’s return could be the catalyst for a new era of dominance at Brookvale Oval.
As the 2026 NRL season approaches, all eyes will be on Manly — not just for the team’s on-field performance, but for the emotional and cultural revival expected under Geoff Toovey’s leadership.
Indeed, this is more than just a coaching change — it’s a homecoming of heart, history, and hope.



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