Outgoing Broncos coach Anthony Seibold has hit back at being described as a 'cancer' by one of the club's biggest investors, Phil Murphy. 9News
"Wouldn't man up and own his comments. That's the measure of a man."Seen him three times in my life. The last time was when some players asked for him to be banned from the change rooms after a game last year because of his behaviour."said there was "no need to stick the knife in" with comments such as those Murphy made."I know Phil.
Paul Green and Kevin Walters are the two front-runners in the mix to replace Seibold as Broncos head coach.
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