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Scott Robertson set to be sacked as ABs coach after damning review: Reports
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is set to depart the role two years into the job.
The Herald understands an announcement will be made today that Robertson is finishing in his position.
It comes a day after the Herald reported a possible player revolt and a
scathing end-of-year review.
Last December, the Herald revealed widespread internal frustrations from players and support staff following the All Blacks’ failed Grand Slam tour.
That feedback has now come through loud and clear in the All Blacks internal review, leaving New Zealand Rugby (NZR) hierarchy under serious pressure to deliver sweeping coaching changes.
The Herald understands the most critical feedback of the All Blacks coaching, culture and environment stems from senior players, with frustrations building throughout Scott Robertson’s two-year tenure.
Disposable Razor: All Blacks coach Scott Robertson expected to get the sack – reports
Scott "Razor" Robertson, only a few years ago hailed as the future of All Black rugby after taking the Crusaders to multiple Super Rugby championships, could be about to be dumped as All Black coach, according to several media.
1News is reporting NZ Rugby is expected to confirm today that Robertson will be dropped two years into his four year term.
The Irish Independent is reporting that the All Blacks will be plunged into "unprecedented turmoil" with Robertson about to depart his job.
RNZ is contacting NZ Rugby about the rumours but has yet to receive a response.
There has been mounting speculation after an internal report into the 2025 All Black games found dissatisfaction among senior players.
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Bombshell report links Ardie Savea to Leinster
Racing 92 and England U20 lock Junior Kpoku is set to make an immediate switch to Toulon until the end of the season, according to French outlet Midi Olympique.
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Leinster have emerged as a possible destination for All Blacks back-row Ardie Savea, according to a report in The New Zealand Herald.
The report reveals that multiple sources have confirmed the 108-cap All Black is “exploring discussions” to remain in Japan with his current club, the Kobelco Kobe Steelers, beyond this season.
Alternatively, he is looking at a possible move to Europe for the first time in his career, with Leinster listed as the frontrunners to sign the 2023 World Rugby player of the year.
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