Sir Bryan Williams
Sir Bryan Williams is a former New Zealand rugby player and a notable figure in the sport, having represented the All Blacks and later serving in various roles within rugby administration. He is recognized for his contributions to the game both on and off the field, including his involvement in community rugby and support for youth development programs.
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Sir Bryan Williams is remembered for his extraordinary sidesteps during his prime in the 1970s.
Risk-free style doesn’t pay off for Blues and the All Black who impressed most in Super Rugby Pacific opening round – Phil Gifford
New Zealand· 2026-02-16
The 1970 and 1976 cohort that included Sir Bryan Williams and Sid Going infamously given 'honorary white' status under the apartheid regime’s laws.
South Africa Rugby to apologise to Māori players excluded by apartheidNew Zealand· 2025-08-30
Sir Bryan Williams praised Joe Royal as an 'absolute gem' and a great leader in rugby.
Auckland Premier Rugby: Ponsonby Rugby Club legend Joe Royal to play 150th game in Gallaher Shield finalNew Zealand· 2025-07-25
Sir Bryan Williams is among those fighting plans to move his beloved Ponsonby Rugby Club out of Western Springs.
Ponsonby Rugby Club and music promoters challenge Ali Williams’ stadium plan at Western SpringsNew Zealand· 2025-03-31
Sir Bryan Williams is noted for his involvement with the Ponsonby Rugby Club.
Simon Wilson: Can Wayne Brown’s 10 steps to success save us from dumb density decisions or help Auckland FC into a new home?New Zealand· 2025-03-21
