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    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    What decent assistants are left out there actually?

    Rennie could probably have got Coventry who's pretty decent.

    I think he's blown his chance to coach the ABs. You can't come back from coaching Oz I reckon.

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    @Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:

    I think he's blown his chance to coach the ABs. You can't come back from coaching Oz I reckon.

    Yep, coaching Wales is the stepping stone to the ABs.

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    @Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    What decent assistants are left out there actually?

    Rennie could probably have got Coventry who's pretty decent.

    I think he's blown his chance to coach the ABs. You can't come back from coaching Oz I reckon.

    I dunno about that bit, but I'm pretty sure that is where he is at rather than all the tinfoil hat shit about coach already decided. There is a big difference between forgone conclusion and doesn't think he'll put a good enough show on. He may also have signed ages ago, as per rumours, when it seemed a much bigger field. I doubt Oz are keen to be seen again taking ABs left-overs ala Deans

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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Paekakboyz said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life but I think he's a calm and measured guy - whereas the last few have been fueled by PASSION and a massive dose of Aussie, aussie, aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!!

    After the shambles and busted relationships there (surely!) will be some pragmatism about how long it'll take to get the house in order and see improvement.

    If he can make this post a winner he can do anything imo!

    because Robbie Deans wasn't? Look what they did to that guy.

    TBF Rennie is used to taking over teams in turmoil (the Poo when he stepped in after McAlister quit), under-performing teams (Chiefs, Wellington), and talented young blokes (U20s) - so he's probably a little more ready for it than Deans who came from the high performing and talent filled Crusaders.

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    @Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Paekakboyz said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life but I think he's a calm and measured guy - whereas the last few have been fueled by PASSION and a massive dose of Aussie, aussie, aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!!

    After the shambles and busted relationships there (surely!) will be some pragmatism about how long it'll take to get the house in order and see improvement.

    If he can make this post a winner he can do anything imo!

    because Robbie Deans wasn't? Look what they did to that guy.

    TBF Rennie is used to taking over teams in turmoil (the Poo when he stepped in after McAlister quit), under-performing teams (Chiefs, Wellington), and talented young blokes (U20s) - so he's probably a little more ready for it than Deans who came from the high performing and talent filled Crusaders.

    fair point

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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Nepia said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Paekakboyz said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life but I think he's a calm and measured guy - whereas the last few have been fueled by PASSION and a massive dose of Aussie, aussie, aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi!!

    After the shambles and busted relationships there (surely!) will be some pragmatism about how long it'll take to get the house in order and see improvement.

    If he can make this post a winner he can do anything imo!

    because Robbie Deans wasn't? Look what they did to that guy.

    TBF Rennie is used to taking over teams in turmoil (the Poo when he stepped in after McAlister quit), under-performing teams (Chiefs, Wellington), and talented young blokes (U20s) - so he's probably a little more ready for it than Deans who came from the high performing and talent filled Crusaders.

    fair point

    TBF, from what I've heard about the egos in the NSW camp alone he's going to have a hard job ahead of him.

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    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    Not after taking this gig he can't.

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    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    Not after taking this gig he can't.

    Why? If it does well with the Wallabies, why not? ABs are pragmatic enough to let BBBR be Sir Not Appearing etc, times have changed. If he's the best candidate in 2024, why not?

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    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    Not after taking this gig he can't.

    Why? If it does well with the Wallabies, why not? ABs are pragmatic enough to let BBBR be Sir Not Appearing etc, times have changed. If he's the best candidate in 2024, why not?

    Because I'm not averse to missionary work growing the game in tier two nations. I do object to rewarding people who take trophies from us.

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    Rennie is asked and answers a question about the AB coaching position.

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    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    He must have thought he wasn't competitive for the All Black job. It's the only reason I can fathom why he'd have agreed to the Wallaby role before NZR complete their process.

    Or he couldn't get any decent assistant coaches, so knew his ABs application would be flawed. Your team is as important as you. So instead he will be picking up Ozzie assistants, which is part of the deal, to train them up to take the head role later. Then he can look at another ABs attempt for 2024

    Not after taking this gig he can't.

    Why? If it does well with the Wallabies, why not? ABs are pragmatic enough to let BBBR be Sir Not Appearing etc, times have changed. If he's the best candidate in 2024, why not?

    Because I'm not averse to missionary work growing the game in tier two nations. I do object to rewarding people who take trophies from us.

    Fair enough, you're averse to it. Doesn't mean the NZR are that way inclined

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    What a fluffybunny.

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    This and Joseph with Japan show that these guys are human.

    One prospective employer wants to grill them and leave them waiting while another blows smoke up their arses and waves a cheque. I know which way I'd decide.

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    @antipodean

    Absolutely dead to me; he can fuck off to Japan for his pay day.

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    @mariner4life I rate Rennie ahead of Deans on those attributes - probably has more scope for improvement given how shithouse things have been tracking.

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    TBF on Rennie in the interview it sounds like he had been discussing this potential role for months even before NZR came calling. I even would say that potentially they were so far down the process NZR missed the bus completely and may have only just served to bump up his price in AUS.

    Good luck to him, would be great to see a more competitive AUS (for a short time at least)

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    @bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:

    TBF on Rennie in the interview it sounds like he had been discussing this potential role for months even before NZR came calling. I even would say that potentially they were so far down the process NZR missed the bus completely and may have only just served to bump up his price in AUS.

    Good luck to him, would be great to see a more competitive AUS (for a short time at least)

    which begs an interesting question. It's been known for ages that Steve was finishing up after the world cup. Are we seriously meant to believe that the future of the AB coach was being based on the outcome of one game?

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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:

    TBF on Rennie in the interview it sounds like he had been discussing this potential role for months even before NZR came calling. I even would say that potentially they were so far down the process NZR missed the bus completely and may have only just served to bump up his price in AUS.

    Good luck to him, would be great to see a more competitive AUS (for a short time at least)

    which begs an interesting question. It's been known for ages that Steve was finishing up after the world cup. Are we seriously meant to believe that the future of the AB coach was being based on the outcome of one game?

    agreed, I am getting more concerned with NZR process than supposed misguided loyalties

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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:

    TBF on Rennie in the interview it sounds like he had been discussing this potential role for months even before NZR came calling. I even would say that potentially they were so far down the process NZR missed the bus completely and may have only just served to bump up his price in AUS.

    Good luck to him, would be great to see a more competitive AUS (for a short time at least)

    which begs an interesting question. It's been known for ages that Steve was finishing up after the world cup. Are we seriously meant to believe that the future of the AB coach was being based on the outcome of one game?

    I think it raises serious questions again about the NZR processes. This time in making sure all eligible coaches were aware it would be a merit based application process regardless of the RWC outcome.

    I'm equally surprised by the suggestion Rennie didn't think he'd be an option until late in the piece.

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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    begs an interesting question. It's been known for ages that Steve was finishing up after the world cup. Are we seriously meant to believe that the future of the AB coach was being based on the outcome of one game?

    @bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:

    agreed, I am getting more concerned with NZR process than supposed misguided loyalties

    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    I think it raises serious questions again about the NZR processes. This time in making sure all eligible coaches were aware it would be a merit based application process regardless of the RWC outcome.

    ^^^ These three

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