Henry, who stepped down after 103 Tests in charge of New Zealand, winning 88 internationals, is currently working with the Blues in Investec Super Rugby, but will link up with Argentina and their head coach Santiago Phelan when the season concludes.
Manuel Galindo, Chairman of the Department of High Performance Rugby, spoke highly of Henry’s decision to keep assisting with Argentinean rugby, saying that his influence went far beyond technical assistant to the Test team.
Manuel Galindo, Chairman of the Department of High Performance Rugby, spoke highly of Henry’s decision to keep assisting with Argentinean rugby, saying that his influence went far beyond technical assistant to the Test team.
My Opinion On This Article is: I think it is great that Graham Henry hasn't quit with being a coach because he is an amazing coach.
I agree, even if he isn't working for us anymore!
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