All Blacks begin search for new coach after ‘gutted’ Scott Robertson departs
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- Scott Robertson has stepped down as the head coach of the All Blacks, two years into his four-year contract, following an internal review of the team's performance. This decision comes amidst growing speculation about his future, fueled by reports of tensions between senior players and the coaching staff.
- The departure of Robertson marks a significant turning point for New Zealand rugby, as the All Blacks now face the challenge of finding a new coach who can restore the team's competitive edge and address the underlying issues that have affected their performance.
- This coaching change reflects broader concerns within New Zealand rugby, particularly in light of recent performances, including a high-scoring victory over Wales where individual achievements, such as Tom Rogers' historic hat-trick, highlighted ongoing struggles for the team. The need for a cohesive strategy and improved team dynamics is evident as the All Blacks aim to regain their status as a dominant force in international rugby.
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