Manly has finally confirmed the appointment of Anthony Seibold as the club’s new head coach.
Seibold has signed a three-year deal to coach the Sea Eagle, starting immediately.
The club also confirmed the signings of Shane Flanagan and Jim Dymock as assistant coaches, in a media release issued on Tuesday.
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Seibold worked at Manly as an assistant in 2016 before moving to South Sydney.
He was the head coach of the Rabbitohs in 2018 and named coach of the year, then jumped to Brisbane in a highly controversial move that forced Wayne Bennett to be ousted by the Broncos.
Seibold’s tenure at the Broncos was disastrous and he parted ways with the club less than halfway through a five-year contract.
He has since worked with England’s rugby team under Eddie Jones.
“Anthony has an incredible knowledge of the game and what is required at the highest level,” Manly boss Tony Mestrov said.
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