All Blacks to name post-World Cup successor to Foster within weeks
New Zealand Rugby on Wednesday launched their hunt for the next All Blacks coach, despite incumbent Ian Foster's fears that it could disrupt the team's World Cup preparations.
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New Zealand to appoint Foster's post-World Cup successor within six weeks
:New Zealand Rugby (NZR) will appoint a new All Blacks coach within six weeks to succeed Ian Foster after the World Cup, with Foster confirming on Wednesday he will not reapply for the role.
All Blacks coach in 2024 to be decided in four-six weeks: NZ Rugby
New Zealand Rugby (NZR) will confirm the All Blacks coach for 2024 and beyond within six weeks rather than wait until after this year's World Cup in France, leaving the team's current boss Ian Foster in an awkward position.
Coach speculation an extra burden for All Blacks in World Cup year, says Foster
New Zealand Rugby (NZR) should not search for a new coach in the build-up to the World Cup, All Blacks coach Ian Foster has said, adding he is concerned the speculation around who will succeed him will disrupt preparations for the showpiece event.
Super Rugby finally rolls into the post-COVID era
SYDNEY : Finally freed of the COVID travel restrictions that sounded the death knell to the intercontinental edition and fragmented and disrupted the rump competition, Super Rugby returns in its full new normality on Friday.
Foster says it's 'highly unlikely' he'll stay on as All Blacks coach in 2024
All Blacks coach Ian Foster admitted on Wednesday it was "highly unlikely" that he would be in charge next year, as speculation grows in New Zealand about his future.
Cane hopes All Blacks won't be distracted by head coach appointment
All Blacks captain Sam Cane said he hopes the team will not be distracted during the Rugby World Cup while governing body New Zealand Rugby (NZR) goes through the process of appointing a head coach.
Coaching conundrum, player departures rock All Blacks
WELLINGTON, New Zealand: The expected appointment of a new head coach and reports of a growing exodus of leading players have begun to shake the All Blacks’ preparation for this year’s Rugby World Cup in France.