2016-2017 World Sevens Series
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Looks like the rest he's had from his retirement after the olympics has recharged his batteries....
@canefan said in 2016-2017 World Sevens Series:
Looks like the rest he's had from his retirement after the olympics has recharged his batteries....
I know some media reported that he was retiring, but he never was. He just stepped down from his NZ Sevens role.
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So this season coming will be the fittest Samoan 7s side anyone's ever seen.
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@mimic he reminds me of Hone Harawira - he makes some really good points, but they often get lost in the seemingly pointless and often racist rants he diverts onto.
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Eight silver medal winning sevens players re-commit to NZ Rugby:
Captain Sarah Goss, 2015 World Rugby Sevens Player of the Year Portia Woodman, Gayle Broughton, Kelly Brazier, Kayla McAlister, Ruby Tui, Terina te Tamaki and Niall Williams.No news about a men's and women's coach, yet.
http://allblacks.com/News/29979/silver-medal-winning-sevens-players-re-commit-to-nz-rugby
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Allan Bunting, assistant coach of the Black Ferns Sevens team since 2012, has been promoted to the team's Head Coach role.
http://www.allblacks.com/News/30063/allan-bunting-appointed-head-coach-of-black-ferns-sevens
No news yet about who the next men's head coach is going to be.
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Allan Bunting, assistant coach of the Black Ferns Sevens team since 2012, has been promoted to the team's Head Coach role.
http://www.allblacks.com/News/30063/allan-bunting-appointed-head-coach-of-black-ferns-sevens
No news yet about who the next men's head coach is going to be.
@Stargazer Another ex-Bay man at the helm ....
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Clark Laidlaw is the new NZ men's coach, but ...
Laidlaw will take up his new role from 1 June 2017Our priority was getting the right coach with the long-term vision to win Olympic gold. So while we would have loved Clark to start straight away, we are happy to wait until next year because he is the best person for the job to build a winning sevens team over the long term.New Zealand Rugby has also announced that experienced sevens coaches and former All Blacks Sevens players Scott Waldrom and Tomasi Cama will form the coaching team for the upcoming World Rugby Sevens Series tournaments starting in Dubai in December.http://www.allblacks.com/News/30122/clark-laidlaw-appointed-head-coach-of-all-blacks-sevens
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It's going to be a bit rough if Scooter and Cama get the team firing well then have to step aside.
@Crucial you'd hope there will be a lot of communication between them to ensure that transition is smooth and everyone is on the same page....that said, it is the people side of things, you can be hugely technical and be a genius but if you suck at people skills, aint gonna help much
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I really hope the Olympics doesn't become the whole point of Sevens as it is way too random a format to spend 4 years building towards. The point should be to win the world series as that is measure over a number of events and kind of smoothes out the random nature.
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I really hope the Olympics doesn't become the whole point of Sevens as it is way too random a format to spend 4 years building towards. The point should be to win the world series as that is measure over a number of events and kind of smoothes out the random nature.
@KiwiPie said in 2016-2017 World Sevens Series:
I really hope the Olympics doesn't become the whole point of Sevens as it is way too random a format to spend 4 years building towards. The point should be to win the world series as that is measure over a number of events and kind of smoothes out the random nature.
I agree with you, although there are also the RWC Sevens and the Common Wealth Games, which both take place in 2018.
