
Sir Graham Henry
Sir Graham Henry is a renowned New Zealand rugby coach, best known for his successful tenure as head coach of the All Blacks from 2004 to 2011, during which he led the team to victory in the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby coaches of all time, Henry's innovative strategies and emphasis on player development transformed the All Blacks into a dominant force in world rugby. His coaching philosophy, characterized by a blend of tactical acumen and strong leadership, earned him multiple accolades and a lasting legacy within the sport.
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Recent news mentions
Sir Graham Henry said that it had been a mistake not to appoint Rennie coach of the All Blacks.
Why Dave Rennie beat Jamie Joseph to land All Blacks coaching job – Gregor PaulSir Graham Henry is noted for his comments on the hiring decisions made by NZR.
Next All Blacks coach: Jamie Joseph and Dave Rennie emerge as only real contenders – Gregor PaulSir Graham Henry led the All Blacks from 2004 to 2011 and was known for his brilliant tactical skills.
All Blacks under Scott Robertson: Inside the flaws that led to his downfall – Gregor PaulSir Graham Henry features in a video promoting Variety's 2025 Christmas Appeal.
Media Insider: Morning TV, radio shake-up – ex-TV3 hosts in line for new roles; TVNZ commentator’s ‘syrup-suckers’ strife; Meta apologises to model; Sky TV boss named CEO of YearSir Graham Henry's 2005 strategy of fielding two different teams is mentioned as a successful tactic.
All Blacks depth concerns grow as Scott Robertson sticks with familiar facesHenry was the new coach whose disappointment was noted after losing the Shield.
The life and near death of the Ranfurly ShieldSir Graham Henry described Mike Cron as 'an exceptional coach'.
How Mike Cron used ballet and sumo wrestling to transform the All BlacksSir Graham Henry was reappointed after his All Blacks were eliminated at the 2007 Cup.
Ian Foster’s book reveals All Blacks coaching challengesSir Graham Henry's All Blacks won 87% of their tests in his first two years.
Red cards, red flags: The All Blacks challenges in Razor's second year - Gregor Paul







































































