Munster head coach Clayton McMillan says he hasn’t given any thought to the vacant New Zealand job, after Scott Robertson’s shock sacking this week.
The All Blacks stunned the rugby world on Wednesday when they dismissed Robertson as head coach less than two years out from the 2027 World Cup.
The former Crusaders boss was let go after he appeared to lose the dressing room, with reports that star back row Ardie Savea could have quit Test rugby if the New Zealand Rugby Union didn’t take action.
McMillan had been seen as a potential future All Blacks coach prior to taking the Munster job last summer.
The 51-year-old enjoyed a successful period in charge of the Chiefs, bringing them to three consecutive…