Kiwis In A Mess!” Matt Williams SLAMS Scott Robertson Sacking | All Blacks Crisis 🔥🏉😱 скачать в хорошем качестве

Kiwis In A Mess!” Matt Williams SLAMS Scott Robertson Sacking | All Blacks Crisis 🔥🏉😱

🚨 The All Blacks are in turmoil — and Matt Williams is loving it. Australian coach and outspoken pundit Matt Williams has branded Scott Robertson’s shock sacking as “exceptionally harsh” while openly admitting he’s enjoying the rare sight of New Zealand Rugby in chaos 🇳🇿💥 With less than two years until the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand Rugby has made one of the boldest — and most controversial — decisions in its history by terminating Robertson’s four-year contract early. For a nation used to dominance, stability, and constant success, this moment feels almost unprecedented. In this video, we break down: 👉 Why Matt Williams believes Scott Robertson was treated unfairly 👉 The rumours of player power and dressing-room unrest 👉 Why coaching the All Blacks may be the toughest job in world rugby 👉 Whether New Zealand is blaming the coach instead of facing reality 👉 Why Williams says this is not a golden era of NZ players 👉 Who could replace Robertson before the July Test window 🧠 Williams argues that the global rugby landscape has changed — with South Africa clearly the best team on the planet and a tight pack of nations just behind them. According to him, New Zealand’s struggle to accept this new reality has led to an overreaction… and another coach paying the price. 👀 We also look at the leading coaching candidates: • Jamie Joseph 🇯🇵 • Joe Schmidt 🇮🇪 • Wayne Smith 🧠 • Why Ronan O’Gara is unlikely despite his success Could a short-term Wayne Smith fix calm the storm? Would appointing Jamie Joseph trigger Tony Brown’s return from South Africa? 👇 Join the debate 👍 Like if you think Robertson was sacked too soon 💬 Comment: Is this an All Blacks crisis — or just reality catching up? 🔔 Subscribe for daily rugby news, analysis, and breaking stories #AllBlacks #ScottRobertson #MattWilliams #NZRugby #AllBlacksCrisis #RugbyUnion #RugbyNews #PlayerPower #RugbyAnalysis #WorldRugby #Springboks #RugbyWorldCup