THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: Manly Sea Eagles former head Coach Des Hasler send a shocking message to Eagles current head coach Anthony Seibold concerning……. read more

In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the NRL world, Des Hasler, the legendary former head coach of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, has issued a public message to current coach Anthony Seibold that has thrilled Sea Eagles fans everywhere.

The message, released exclusively on social media this morning, praised Seiboldโ€™s leadership and hinted at a secret piece of advice that Hasler believes could transform the teamโ€™s fortunes.

โ€œAnthony, you have all the tools. Trust your instincts, empower the boys, and never forget the culture that makes Manly great,โ€ Hasler wrote. โ€œIf thereโ€™s one thing Iโ€™d pass on from my time here, itโ€™s that belief wins bigger games than tactics alone.โ€

Why It Matters

Haslerโ€™s endorsement is remarkable given the competitive tension that surrounded his departure from the club. Known for his fiery demeanor and uncompromising standards, Hasler has rarely given unfiltered praise to his successors โ€” until now.

Sports analysts are already calling the message a moment of unity that could galvanize the Sea Eaglesโ€™ campaign as they chase a premiership.

What Hasler Really Meant?

Insiders suggest Haslerโ€™s statement wasnโ€™t just goodwill โ€” it included a strategic challenge:

Embrace youth talent โ€” Hasler hinted at underโ€‘utilized upโ€‘andโ€‘coming players โ€œready to make their mark.โ€

Reinforce defence in key moments โ€” โ€œChampionship defense starts with mindset,โ€ he wrote.

Stay true to Sea Eagles culture โ€” a phrase Hasler has used throughout his tenure with the club.

Reactions From the Club

Seibold responded diplomatically:

โ€œI respect everything Des has achieved. His message means a lot to our group, and weโ€™ll channel it into positive energy this season.โ€

Players were reportedly emotional reading the message, with several veterans saying it felt like family support more than coaching advice.

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