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New Zealand Rugby (NZR) a dévoilé le staff d’encadrement des All Blacks pour 2024 sous la houlette du nouveau sélectionneur Scott Robertson.
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Ce groupe comprend sept membres qui faisaient partie de la précédente équipe menée par Ian Foster. Huit membres ont une expérience préalable avec des équipes internationales de haut niveau, et 11 sont également issus de rôles de gestion du Super Rugby Pacific en 2023.
« Nous sommes extrêmement satisfaits de la combinaison entre l’expérience des entraîneurs et des dirigeants internationaux de haut niveau, et le nouveau staff de grande qualité, dans l’équipe qui accompagne Scott », a déclaré le directeur général du rugby professionnel de la NZR, Chris Lendrum.
« Nous croyons fermement qu’il s’agit des meilleures personnes pour porter l’héritage des All Blacks plus loin et l’améliorer encore dans les années à venir.
« Nous avons travaillé en étroite collaboration avec Scott et son équipe pour créer de nouvelles fonctions et nous sommes impatients de voir ce que ce groupe peut accomplir. »
Cinq entraîneurs adjoints
L’actuel entraîneur adjoint des Crusaders, Tamati Ellison, complète le staff d’entraîneurs annoncé précédemment. Le All Black aux quatre sélections a été désigné comme entraîneur des skills, se concentrant sur le plaquage et le jeu au sol, et exercera cette fonction au côté de celle qu’il occupe chez les Crusaders. Il se place au côté de ses collègues adjoints Jason Holland (arrières), Jason Ryan (avants), Leon Macdonald (attaque) et Scott Hansen (défense). Wayne Smith viendra en soutien à ce staff en tant qu’entraîneur de la performance.
« J’aimerais souhaiter la bienvenue à tout le monde dans ce qui est une équipe exceptionnelle constituée de personnes hautement qualifiées », a ajouté Roberston. « C’est un véritable privilège de représenter notre pays et je suis fier du groupe que nous avons constitué. Ils sont tous au sommet de leur art et apportent une expertise incroyable.
« Je sais à quel point chacun a travaillé dur, et continuera à travailler, alors que nous nous préparons à notre première saison ensemble. L’un de nos principaux objectifs est de faire honneur au maillot et de faire fructifier un héritage extraordinaire. »
L’encadrement des All Blacks pour 2024
- Scott Robertson (entraîneur principal)
- Jason Ryan (Entraîneur adjoint – Avants)
- Leon MacDonald (entraîneur adjoint – attaque)
- Scott Hansen (entraîneur adjoint – défense)
- Jason Holland (Entraîneur adjoint – Arrières)
- Tamati Ellison (entraîneur des skills)
- Wayne Smith (Entraîneur de la performance)
- Jamie Hamilton (Chef analyste de la performance)
- Al Beeton (Assistant analyste de la performance)
- Jon Gardner (Assistant analyste de la performance)
- Ceri Evans (Responsable du leadership et de la performance mentale)
- Nic Gill (Chef de la performance)
- Adam Hay (Scientifique de la performance)
- Martin Swan (Médecin)
- Karl McDonald (Kiné en chef)
- Teresa Te Tamaki (Kiné adjointe)
- Kat Darry (Diététicienne)
- Paul McLaughlan (Team manager)
- Megan Compain (Responsable commerciale)
- James Iversen (Responsable logistique)
- Matt Manukia (Responsable de la communication)
- Paula Powlesland (Business manager)
- Bianca Thiel (Responsable des opérations)
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One tough SOB!
15 Go to commentsI’ve put on 4/5 kilos since the beginning of the season too. Not good kilos. Bad kilos.
1 Go to commentsSurely there’s a ‘no knobheads’ policy ?
2 Go to commentsWallaroos have no chance of beating the Black Ferns unless Canada upsets them in Christchurch tomorrow but I doubt that as well!
1 Go to commentsWhat a joke. Could the victim do a course to reverse the long term CTE damage from the cheapshot?
2 Go to commentsTruely great player. In social media and opinion pieces he was held up and flogged for the results. People wanted someone to crucify, and he was the captain. He was still an immense presence respected by his peers. His battles with Siya Kolisi belong up with with Collins vs Burger in my opinion. Unlucky to be carded in the final, but I don’t agree that his red card was the defining moment. Not when you look at the dominant performances of the Springboks (PSDT in particular.) I think Cane should be remembered for the spirit and physicality that is special to test rugby.
15 Go to commentsSam was the man until he got injured .
15 Go to comments_Crusaders versus Leinster _at the moment might be a rout! But I would like to see the Blues play Toulouse, the Hurricanes front up against Stade Francais, and the Chiefs go against Toulon.
157 Go to commentsLove it when we overlap! Promise it was not forethought.
18 Go to commentsjfc can this guy plz stay out of the news for one week
2 Go to commentsIf stormers aren’t available. Based on form and likely availability at the time of the wales Test, you’d think Masuku would be a no-brainer to start. But starting Jordan also makes sense having Masuku come off the bench to close out the game.
2 Go to commentsGlad Tom Curry not playing needs time to recover such a great player also his brother Ben how well is he playing now .
1 Go to commentsLet’s examine what might be irking the brainless E: Up until 20 years before this coming Julys tests: 16 games: 14 wins for SA; 1 win for Ire; 1 draw From 20 years until July’ tests Ireland V SA: 13 matches Ireland won 8; SA won 4; 1 draw Points scored Ireland 261; SA 189 Ave Winning Margin: Ireland 11 points; SA 4 points (away 3, home 6) Away win record: Ireland 33.33%; SA 25% Neutral matches 1: Ireland win RWC France 2023. Last SA win June 2016 (8 years ago) They boast 3 World cups in that period (they do boast). The above record is not good, probably not much better than theirs against NZ for same period. That’s why the dopey E is starting fights in his head. He will probably ship a yellow when things don’t go their way in the first test.
127 Go to commentsGoode is like a wet fart on The Rugby Pod and should be shoved aside. Jim knows what he is on about and can get on better without Goode’s nasty little cheap shots.
127 Go to commentsBrumbies will win, crusaders are pretty awful this year
1 Go to commentsThis has the makings of a good match. That’s Leinster’s second team but its a good one (stronger than the teams in SA recently). Ulster are really turning a page. Ryan back is huge, and Keenan too. This could be a cracker.
1 Go to commentsThe Farrells are one of the great father and son combinations. Andy was an RL great, and had he played Union as his first sport, I would be sure he would have been avery significant forcewas in League. And Owen, a Union great, who had he played League, would could have been a great there too i all probability. I feel my attitude to Owen has mellowed as he has aged, and in the post Jones era, evolved and shown his full range of talents. He really is an all round player, and I have wold hope his move to France will be successful. He may even be the piece in the jigsaw that Racing need to rise to challenge Toulouse and LAR. He is ofc now approaching 33 years of age but should still have enough left to make a big contribution in France for at least2/3 years.
45 Go to commentsI reckon it may be Jordan at 10 and Nohamba at 9, both players have played together alot and both have been on the Radar for a long time. After Pollard got injured in 2022 with Elton sidelined on a path of self destruction Erasmus and Nienaber indicated that the other options in the country at the time were thin but that Jordan and Manie were the 2 they were looking at. In the end Frans steyn played flyhalf, Willemse slotted in there on the end of year with Libbok as back up. Jordan was right there in the thinking back then so expect him to take the Jersey either as the starter.
2 Go to commentsHaha did he also* say it in a sarcastic teacher sort of manor or was it the petulant English snob sort of wail?
45 Go to commentsWell said Mils. It is a big boost at last having Fergus Burke back at 10 for the Crusaders. Had a great season last year as the article says. Mils is also right about captain Codie Taylor’s performance in his return to the Crusaders last week. He was all class.
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