All Black Coach - Ian Foster
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I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
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@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
One hopes that there are some big players in support of either candidate because what we are seeing right now is people choosing security ahead of ambition.
If the remainers aren’t that much chop, it seems that the NZ rugby appointment process takes too long and should have been moved through more quickly.
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I wonder if the real play here is lining up Gatland? Foster gets a two year contract but is really just an interim until Gatland comes in to install his rush defence.
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One hopes that there are some big players in support of either candidate because what we are seeing right now is people choosing security ahead of ambition.
If the remainers aren’t that much chop, it seems that the NZ rugby appointment process takes too long and should have been moved through more quickly.
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@Chris-B
And now Dave Rennie is dead to me.
I don’t see how any kiwi can coach Oz against the All Blacks - I’ll bet that the number 1 KPI is getting and holding the Bled, which means it’s the only job in the world where you are evaluated primarily on beating the one team you supposedly support and want to coach one day.
I can’t see how it ever leads to an AB coaching gig either, so it’s just joining the international ranks.
I’m going to be so fucked off if this is true**
** I’m happy to admit my hypocrisy in not really having another team (although probably England and SA - although I doubt SA would appoint a kiwi as head coach) that I would be so worked up about.
@gt12 said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Chris-B
And now Dave Rennie is dead to me.
I’m going to be so fucked off if this is true**
Would be a pretty stupendous error to say the announcement is being made today and to have the whole thing wrong.
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@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
@Bovidae said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
I can't see how given Foster's role would be more akin to Hansen; management and general direction. That would be asking Schmidt to be a specialist coach which would require a considerable time commitment.
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@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Chris Really? Foster is still in the race and he got a head start.
Yep I think we are heading for a fresh start
Change of CEO next change of Coach
With a different approach no baggage from the WC. -
HUge move by Rennie, more so when he knew the AB job was coming up, unless he thinks it is a done deal with Fozzie too!
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@Chris-B
And now Dave Rennie is dead to me.
I don’t see how any kiwi can coach Oz against the All Blacks - I’ll bet that the number 1 KPI is getting and holding the Bled, which means it’s the only job in the world where you are evaluated primarily on beating the one team you supposedly support and want to coach one day.
I can’t see how it ever leads to an AB coaching gig either, so it’s just joining the international ranks.
I’m going to be so fucked off if this is true**
** I’m happy to admit my hypocrisy in not really having another team (although probably England and SA - although I doubt SA would appoint a kiwi as head coach) that I would be so worked up about.
The hope Rennie transforms Aust rugby
NZ rugby can't survive if rugby dies in Aust. I want a strong test scene with NZ Aust and SA all strong. Part of the current so called Hansen success was due to SA and Aust being so weak.
and super rugby become a exciting meaningful competition rather than the meaningless farce it is now.
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@Machpants said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Chris-B Rennie the Roo?
Yes! That's it and I bet you see that headline on Stuff or NZHerald as they are usually unable to think for themselves
@Hooroo said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Machpants said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Chris-B Rennie the Roo?
Yes! That's it and I bet you see that headline on Stuff or NZHerald as they are usually unable to think for themselves
Damn I should hve put Rennie the Roo (TM)
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@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
@Bovidae said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
Rennie said he wants Aust assistants
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i was going to just make smart ass, flippant comments about this, but, after Rennie joining the Wallabies, i have found i am actually pretty fucked off.
So far, before the process has even had a chance to run its course, Gatland, Schmidt, Joseph, and Rennie (admittedly for a variety of reasons) have ruled themselves out. One has agreed to stay at a T2 nation, for probably a shedload of cash, but still minimal opportunities (around 10 tests a year, against Korea, and Hong Kong). Another has taken the spot of our national rivals, a team that has enormous issues behind it, and has just lost a bunch of their key players, but still comes with expectations of success.
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
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The hope Rennie transforms Aust rugby
NZ rugby can't survive if rugby dies in Aust. I want a strong test scene with NZ Aust and SA all strong. Part of the current so called Hansen success was due to SA and Aust being so weak.
and super rugby become a exciting meaningful competition rather than the meaningless farce it is now.
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i was going to just make smart ass, flippant comments about this, but, after Rennie joining the Wallabies, i have found i am actually pretty fucked off.
So far, before the process has even had a chance to run its course, Gatland, Schmidt, Joseph, and Rennie (admittedly for a variety of reasons) have ruled themselves out. One has agreed to stay at a T2 nation, for probably a shedload of cash, but still minimal opportunities (around 10 tests a year, against Korea, and Hong Kong). Another has taken the spot of our national rivals, a team that has enormous issues behind it, and has just lost a bunch of their key players, but still comes with expectations of success.
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
@mariner4life said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
i was going to just make smart ass, flippant comments about this, but, after Rennie joining the Wallabies, i have found i am actually pretty fucked off.
So far, before the process has even had a chance to run its course, Gatland, Schmidt, Joseph, and Rennie (admittedly for a variety of reasons) have ruled themselves out. One has agreed to stay at a T2 nation, for probably a shedload of cash, but still minimal opportunities (around 10 tests a year, against Korea, and Hong Kong). Another has taken the spot of our national rivals, a team that has enormous issues behind it, and has just lost a bunch of their key players, but still comes with expectations of success.
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
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@Bovidae said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
@Stargazer said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I wonder if NZR, or one of the remaining candidates are going to try to twist Joe Schmidt's arm.
Wasn't there a rumour that Schmidt could be part of Foster's "dream team"?
Schmidt might prefer to take a step back and be an assistant coach.
I can't see how given Foster's role would be more akin to Hansen; management and general direction. That would be asking Schmidt to be a specialist coach which would require a considerable time commitment.
@antipodean Schmidt was quoted recently in saying he hadn't had a day off work while he was the Irish coach. The role as an assistant coach would not be as all-consuming or demanding as that.
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i was going to just make smart ass, flippant comments about this, but, after Rennie joining the Wallabies, i have found i am actually pretty fucked off.
So far, before the process has even had a chance to run its course, Gatland, Schmidt, Joseph, and Rennie (admittedly for a variety of reasons) have ruled themselves out. One has agreed to stay at a T2 nation, for probably a shedload of cash, but still minimal opportunities (around 10 tests a year, against Korea, and Hong Kong). Another has taken the spot of our national rivals, a team that has enormous issues behind it, and has just lost a bunch of their key players, but still comes with expectations of success.
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
I’m a bit pissed off that these guys were developed in our professional system but can compete against us at the highest level - there have been longish gaps between them leaving Super and joining these teams - so I’m wondering if anyone knows of non-competes for coaches and how long they should be? If we don’t have them to be appointed to a Super (or even Mitre 10) role, should we? And, how long is appropriate?
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i was going to just make smart ass, flippant comments about this, but, after Rennie joining the Wallabies, i have found i am actually pretty fucked off.
So far, before the process has even had a chance to run its course, Gatland, Schmidt, Joseph, and Rennie (admittedly for a variety of reasons) have ruled themselves out. One has agreed to stay at a T2 nation, for probably a shedload of cash, but still minimal opportunities (around 10 tests a year, against Korea, and Hong Kong). Another has taken the spot of our national rivals, a team that has enormous issues behind it, and has just lost a bunch of their key players, but still comes with expectations of success.
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
@mariner4life said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
So either NZ coaches don't actually care about coaching the ABs anymore, or, they already know the outcome of the "process" and we are being given window dressing for appeasement
well the way things are going, they are all but making that happen, whether it was going to or not.
Was listening to a thing on the Radio yesterday where they were discussing how we just 'assume' these guys aspire to coach the ABs (simiarly how kids aspire to be ABs)
That said, I think Rennie had said he would like to coach the ABs? With this appointment, I reckon he just pushed that back at least a dozen years.
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I’m a bit pissed off that these guys were developed in our professional system but can compete against us at the highest level - there have been longish gaps between them leaving Super and joining these teams - so I’m wondering if anyone knows of non-competes for coaches and how long they should be? If we don’t have them to be appointed to a Super (or even Mitre 10) role, should we? And, how long is appropriate?
@gt12 said in [Poll] Next All Black Coach:
I’m a bit pissed off that these guys were developed in our professional system but can compete against us at the highest level - there have been longish gaps between them leaving Super and joining these teams - so I’m wondering if anyone knows of non-competes for coaches and how long they should be? If we don’t have them to be appointed to a Super (or even Mitre 10) role, should we? And, how long is appropriate?
i actually don't have a issue with that for some reason.
Probably the thing that gets me is all these kiwi coaches seem pretty keen to get kiwis in to other test sides, giving another incentive for our 2nd tier pleayers to fuck off.
But seriously, it's looking like the ABs and the Wallabies are about announce 2 ex-Chiefs coaches. One was pretty ordinary who brought no success to the side. The other won the comp twice and had us as annual contenders. Guess which one will be the AB coach?
