Ronan O'Gara's insight into coaching at Crusaders and working with ex-All Blacks
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2018
- Munster and Ireland legend tells Brian O'Driscoll, Keith Wood and presenter Nathan Murphy about his coaching adventure in New Zealand with Crusaders
O'Gara was speaking at our Roadshow at Limerick's University Concert Hall in association with Heineken Rugby Club
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That’s what makes Danny Care so good. Because Danny Care.
The future's in good hands!!
looking back "the guy who gets up at 78 mins cares" la Rochelle win in 79th minute 2022!
wheres the full episode?
England 🏴 missed a trick we should of tried to appointed O Gara as a coach . Ireland 🇮🇪 are ahead of us time we looked over the fence to see what the neighbours are doing better ...
He wooda cared
Not giving away much is he...
out of respect for his former colleagues, one presumes...
Concise...
He says absolutely nothing in this interview
He gave a complex answer. Drico basicaly asked is the alure of SH player qualities a bit over blown in the north. O'Gara says in some ways it is under rated. But that having coached someone like Dan Carter gave him confidence in his coaching. Basically saying we always have some knowledge to depart. Then he talks about how unrelated sports can help you in another sport like horse racing. I
Dey cared
Giving up NZ rugby best kept secrets ......infiltration sad leprechauns...!!
We never ever needed outside help and STILL DONT bit sus alright 😂
🙄🤡
Incoherent waffle and not answering the question
He answered the question, which wasn't that interesting tbf.
He a politician lol
Well, his approach seems to be working!
I don’t see why NZ needs a Irish coach?? Or anyone from outside NZ I don’t care what anyone says NZ had the best teams since FOREVER no outside coaches needed
What you up to razor? Good luck anyway brother support you 💯✊✊
Lol did you not see the influence he had on the Crusaders?
@@TheWolfandreptilehe is obviously a very good coach, and without doubt taught the lads a few things, but they won just as well, when he wasn't there these last few years
True
@@joedennehy386exactly
New zealand doesn't need anybody. They're the best