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12 August 2026

NZ Warriors coach Andrew Webster backs former All Blacks coach Scott Robertson for shock code switch

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NZ Warriors coach Andrew Webster backs former All Blacks coach Scott Robertson for shock code switch

Former All Blacks and Crusaders coach Scott Robertson has been offered top job with the proposed South Island NRL team.

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