Foster's appointment as All Blacks coach 'bittersweet' for Crusaders

By Violet Matakibau

Wednesday 11/12/2019

The Crusaders have released a “bittersweet” statement congratulating Ian Foster on his appointment today as All Blacks coach, while expressing disappointment that their coach Scott Robertson missed out on the role.

Crusaders CEO Colin Mansbridge said he would like to congratulate Foster on succeeding Steve Hansen following what has been a competitive and highly-scrutinised recruitment process.

He adds, it goes without saying that they love Razor (Robertson) and they are certainly disappointed for him.

[Source:TVNZ]

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