Scott Robertson to remain in New Zealand and lead the Crusaders

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Scott Robertson to remain in New Zealand and lead the Crusaders

By Marika Rasekaseka

Wednesday 21/12/2022

[Photo: Stuff.co]

Star coach Scott Robertson will remain in New Zealand for the 2023 Super Rugby season and lead the Crusaders again.

RugbyPass has revealed that sources at the Crusaders are over the moon with the news.

He is a fan-favorite in Aotearoa, and many supporters would love to see the champion coach succeed All Blacks boss Ian Foster after next year’s World Cup.

With the 48-year-old set to remain in New Zealand, the possibility of an All Blacks call-up seems quite possible.

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