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You’ve got one player ineligible, one player unavailable through injury, and another who doesn’t play the relevant position… Fantastic insight, once again. I’m sure if Eddie or Razor were in charge, they would’ve thrown Pasitoa in against England.

I agree, they should have selected more players from the teams that finished ahead of them…

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It was certainly a bold move by the NZRU to recruit the inexperienced Henry after coaching Wales and the B&I Lions…

If that’s what you’re into…

Ah, so you’re going to pretend you didn’t already post an article on this very thread where Nucifora clearly stated he wasn’t interested in coming back? Trolls gotta troll huh?

Also, Jake White was a technical advisor for the Springboks under Mallet in the late 90’s, and worked as an assistant and head coach in the SA junior teams before his eventual appointment. But yes… these are all examples from 20-30 years ago.

And the Waratahs… And was a Wallaby selector for many years.

Also, you might have to question the character of someone that allows a player who beats his partner to play on his team… right? Right?

In regards to Robertson, it’s not necessarily that he doesn’t have any international experience… but rather, he doesn’t really have any experience outside of Christchurch and that deserves to be scrutinised. And that doesn’t mean he’s not potentially qualified for the position, but in doing due...

And neither did (insert long list of disappointing coaches)…

OK…

No, he’ll be good to go when he has the required experience/results required of any potential test coaching candidate…

Geez, I wonder how Wales are going to play under Gatland…

Jones certainly kicked things off, but aside from the major upset that was beating the Boks, which is a major achievement, there’s not much else to speak of… Japan beating both Ireland and Scotland at a RWC and topping their pool is an envious result, and they’ve also notched up some close...

His work in Japan over the last few years is obviously a good starting point…

What has he done exactly? I think Coleman has a lot of promise, and his career is building very nicely… But so far he has less senior coaching success than McKellar and Thorn.

Let’s see if he can accomplish something first, before we go appointing test coaches on fantasies.

Let’s see how England and Wales travel over the next year or two…

I somewhat agree with Adam… Robertson has almost no coaching experience outside of Canterbury/Crusaders. That does raise the fear of Deans Mk II. Jamie Joseph on the other hand has a pretty good resume.