Manly coach Anthony Seibold has taken his in-form Sea-Eagles away from the bright lights of 4 Pines Park to a regional rugby league heartland.
He grew up playing rugby league in Central Queensland and now Manly coach Anthony Seibold has taken his in-form Sea-Eagles away from the bright lights of 4 Pines Park to a regional rugby league heartland, hoping to continue their early season success.
Their new home away from home, Glen Willow Oval, has grown to include a bush footy community the Sea Eagles have become enamoured with since their first venture west in 2021. “Anthony , being from Rockhampton originally knows what it’s like to come through the rugby league systems from a regional area.“As part of a role, we’ve all got a responsibility to the game to make sure it continues to grow, whether that’s as a player, coach or administrator. We’re all in it for the long haul and Anthony has really embraced that.
“The number one thing is you’ve got to get the coach on board because it’s the coach's home game and they live by their win and loss ratios,” Kennedy said.
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