Do you have confidence in the NZRU?

Question

Yes or No

Answer 1

We are completely dictated by results. I wonder how we'd answer this questions in 2 years when Henry's up for review.

We are a nation of quick to forget supporters and will all love him if we win, win, win or call for the NZRU to be strung up if we lose, lose, lose. One can count on it!

Answer 2

i think they picked the best man to coach after all graham henry lost 1 campaign big deal what about all the other tours there won under him they should count for something and if nzru have any balls at all they will ban robbie dean from coaching canterbury and also ban him from anything to do with nz rugby if he takes up the aussie coaching job after all its plain to see that robbie deans is all for himself and certainly doesnt care about the devolopement of nz rugby or the people of new zealand with luck he will also apply for an aussie passport then we can really be rid of the dead waste polluting our rugby culture

Answer 3

Not after what happened with BOD on the 2005 Lions Tour *cough* Umaga!!!

Answer 4

yes

and graham henry is the best coach new zealand has ever had

all you robbie deans supporters bugger of to australia with em lol

Auckland still rules the rugby our teams our players and our coaches

suck on that you haters

Answer 5

NO definitely not.

Super Egocentric Graham Henry mafia

Answer 6

Nope, reason being the rotation rule is bs. Put the best team on and leave it on until injury I say. Our players have huge exposure to Rugby (super 14, NPC) so lets not baby them any more. Stupid decision rotation rule what chump made that rule up a reserve player?

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

It's difficult to have confidenece in any organization that decides it has no confidence in their management, opens up the role for other applicants and then re-appoints the same guy. It's pretty comical really. Henry says he can do a better job and NZRU believes him! I wish I had such an understanding employer.

This wouldn't be so bad but there are guys out there with very impressive track records who wanted that job and got rejected. That is going to hurt NZ rugby over the next few years, as provincial coaches look to places where their skills are appreciated rather than NZ, who seem to have taken a "better the devil you know" kind of attitude.

Let's face it, NZRU doesn't have a clue what it wants or how to get it.

Answer 9

no, but i'm not from new zealand so i wouldn't really know the whole story, but i'm not a big fan at the mo!