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Seibold ushers in new era at Manly

Manly have left performance triggers out of the contract for new head coach Anthony Seibold, avoiding a repeat of the dispute with former coach Des Hasler.

Manly draw back from 2023 pride jersey vow

Manly draw back from 2023 pride jersey vow

Manly have backed down on their commitment to a 2023 pride jersey, handing responsibility for such an initiative over to the NRL.

Seibold confirmed as Manly's NRL coach

Seibold confirmed as Manly's NRL coach

After weeks of build-up, Anthony Seibold has been confirmed as the new head coach of embattled NRL side the Manly Sea Eagles.

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Zac Fulton signs new NRL deal with Manly

Manly forward Zac Fulton has re-signed with the Sea Eagles until the end of 2024, just weeks after his aunty Kristie Fulton was axed by the NRL club.

Garrick deal a winner for new-look Manly

Manly have received some much-needed good news, with Reuben Garrick re-signing and CEO Tony Mestrov claiming players are clearly backing the NRL club.

Trbojevics are going nowhere: Manly CEO

Neither of the Trbojevic brothers will be leaving Manly, the NRL club's CEO Tony Mestrov insists, as the fallout goes on from coach Des Hasler's sacking.

Toovey calls for calm at crisis club Manly

Geoff Toovey has urged Manly management to take a deep breath as meetings begin with coach Des Hasler over his future and the NRL club's football department.

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Manly eye change in process, not people

Manly eye change in process, not people

New Manly CEO Tony Mestrov is adamant the club can find stability with its current personnel, as a crucial meeting looms following a week of drama.

Manly support Fainu after guilty verdict

Manly support Fainu after guilty verdict

Manly coach Des Hasler and CEO Tony Mestrov have reiterated their support for hooker Manase Fainu, who was found guilty for a 2019 stabbing on Thursday.

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