
Manly Sea Eagles Sack Seibold, Turn to Foran
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Manly Sea Eagles Shockingly Sack Coach Seibold, Appoint Foran as Interim; Club Eyes Full-Time Options for Next Season Amid Rebuilding Efforts
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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Manly Sea Eagles Sack Seibold, Turn to Foran. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Manly Sea Eagles have made a shock move by sacking head coach Anthony C. Bold just three games into the 2026 NRL season. The club, winless so far, turns a club legend, Kieran Faran, as interim coach the very next morning. For Anne, a former premier ship winning five eighth, who played 196 games for Manly, retired recently and joined the coaching staff this year. He also warts as an analyst for Fox Sports and admitted he was stunned by the news after their latest loss. The pressure is on Faran right away with Manly desperate to avoid their first wooden spoon. His debut in charge comes Thursday night in round five against the dolphins as the team fights to turn things around at home. Club insiders are already eyeing full-time options for next year, like Brad Arthur with his grand final experience at Manly, Matt Ballon backed by the old boys network and Michael Ennis. Willie Peters was in the mix, but took a job with the new PNG chiefs. With only nine players locked
in past next season and 15 years since their last title, Manly is rebuilding around young talents like Joey Walsh and Hamole Olaqaatu setting the stage for big changes ahead. Local news powered by AI. This is Sydney news today.
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