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Craddock said the board will support him for the season, but “it all changes if he goes to them” to say he wants to walk away:
“This is a huge week for Anthony. I’m not saying he’s stepping down this week, but I reckon it’s less than 50 per cent chance. But it is being talked about and it is being thought about, and how could it not be? To me, all roads lead to the same point. Whether he steps down now or whether he goes to the end of the season, I just can’t see how he survives given what’s happened to the Broncos this season. Since Anthony went into isolation mode last week it was a time for reflection for him and let’s face it, it’s just so palpably obvious that a team with a coach whose senior players aren’t playing for him, has a limited future at that club.”
James Hooper said he's looked like quitting since his personal issues arose:
“Immediately there were conspiracy theories being pushed that perhaps this was going to be the beginning of a soft exit and of a strategy where Anthony may decide, and the people representing him may decide, that they speak with the powers that be at the Broncos and just decide to draw a line under it and part company.
Paul Kent said his personal troubles can't be used as an excuse for leaving
“Now it’s clearly a strategy to say he’s got other issues he’s got to deal with first. If he goes now, given he’s moved through the other things in his life, I think it’s just going to be seen as he’s been sacked by the Broncos.”
Buzz Rothfield reckons he's going:
“He’s always been very firm that he wouldn’t walk away, that he had a five-year deal, it was a long fix. When I asked him twice yesterday, was he going to walk, the denials and the rejection of my suggestion was nowhere near as strong as it has been.”
Corey Parker reckons he's staying:"
“Absolutely not, I’ll squash that out straight away. I’ve been in close contact with Anthony Seibold over the whole season, but in particular in the last few weeks more closely, I spoke to Seibs today. For a coach, they have similar habits as a player. Desire, commitment, the passion and Anthony Seibold has at no stage hinted that he will want to quit.”
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