GLASGOW WARRIORS HAVE today announced that double Super Rugby-winning Chiefs coach Dave Rennie will take the reins next season on a two-year contract.
The Wellington native will replace Gregor Townsend, who was announced as the next Scotland coach this week after his impressive efforts to turn the Warriors into a title-winning outfit during his time in charge.
Advertisement
Rennie won back-to-back Super Rugby titles with the Chiefs in his first two years in charge and the Waikato side remain one of the most impressive club sides world rugby.
“It is no secret I have been interested in coaching abroad and this chance with Scottish Rugby fitted the bill perfectly,” Rennie said in a statement today.
“As a coach you want to test yourself in new environments with new challenges. The work Gregor and his team have done at the Warriors speaks for itself and I am very motivated to continue that success and build the club.”
Scottish Rugby CEO Mark Dodson added:
It is a clear indication of the progress Scottish Rugby, and Glasgow Warriors, are making that we can attract a coach of Dave’s experience to Scotland to work with our players.
“Gregor has developed a great winning culture at Glasgow Warriors and I’m very confident Dave will be able to build on that solid foundation to bring more success to the club.
The42 is on Snapchat! Tap the button below on your phone to add!
Glasgow call in Chiefs coach Rennie to replace Gregor Townsend
GLASGOW WARRIORS HAVE today announced that double Super Rugby-winning Chiefs coach Dave Rennie will take the reins next season on a two-year contract.
The Wellington native will replace Gregor Townsend, who was announced as the next Scotland coach this week after his impressive efforts to turn the Warriors into a title-winning outfit during his time in charge.
Rennie won back-to-back Super Rugby titles with the Chiefs in his first two years in charge and the Waikato side remain one of the most impressive club sides world rugby.
“It is no secret I have been interested in coaching abroad and this chance with Scottish Rugby fitted the bill perfectly,” Rennie said in a statement today.
“As a coach you want to test yourself in new environments with new challenges. The work Gregor and his team have done at the Warriors speaks for itself and I am very motivated to continue that success and build the club.”
Scottish Rugby CEO Mark Dodson added:
“Gregor has developed a great winning culture at Glasgow Warriors and I’m very confident Dave will be able to build on that solid foundation to bring more success to the club.
The42 is on Snapchat! Tap the button below on your phone to add!
Dublin’s Aviva Stadium set to host the 2017 Pro12 final
Here’s the kick-off times and TV details for your province’s Champions Cup fixtures
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Chiefs Dave Rennie gregor townsend Pro12 Strength to Strength Glasgow Warriors warriors