Fred Allen

Fred Allen

coach New Zealand

Fred Allen was a highly influential rugby coach and player, known for his tactical acumen and leadership skills. He captained the All Blacks in the early 1960s and later made a significant impact as a coach, earning respect for his strategic approach to the game.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Fred Allen was the great coach of the 1967 All Blacks who toured Britain. 8

Phil Gifford Graham Mourie Jack Gleeson Graham Henry Wallace Sititi Simon Parker Jerome Kaino Quinn Tupaea Scott Robertson Rieko Ioane Billy Proctor Leicester Fainga Anuku Ma A Nonu George Nepia Colin Meads Bryan Williams
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: All Blacks Grand Slam second only to the Rugby World Cup: Phil Gifford

New Zealand New Zealand: Fred Allen was a coach who effectively managed players like Waka Nathan to bring out their best performance. 7

Wayne Smith Bruce Deans Robbie Deans John Kirwan Waka Nathan Andy Haden Ted Griffin Kevin Handley
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ranfurly Shield: The magic of The Old Log and its legendary moments – Phil Gifford

New Zealand New Zealand: Fred Allen retained Graham as the captain of his Auckland team ahead of Whineray. 7

Brian Ted Griffin Graham Wilson Whineray Bob Graham Richie Mccaw Dawson Murray Mexted Buck Shelford A J Whetton Robin Tait David Halligan David Kirk Phil Gifford
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: All Blacks: The unlucky six who missed out on test jersey