Gatland wants Lancaster in Lions role
Warren Gatland has confirmed he is in talks with Stuart Lancaster about the latter possibly joining the British & Irish Lions coaching staff for next year’s tour.
Watch: Gatland, Robertson react to controversial try
Warren Gatland and Scott Robertson share their thoughts on a contentious decision by referee Ben O’Keefe to award Sevu Reece’s try during the Crusaders’ win over the Chiefs in Hamilton – despite evidence of a clear knock-on in the lead-up to the try.
‘Lions tour could be disastrous for Gatland’
The Money Man and Mark Keohane discuss the latest news in the rugby world, which includes a possible new investor in WP Rugby and Warren Gatland’s woes at the Chiefs.
Chiefs star laments controversial ref call
Centre Anton Lienert-Brown has expressed his frustration at referee Brendon Pickerill’s decision to award a match-defining penalty to the Blues without consulting the TMO first.
Winless Chiefs make solitary change
Warren Gatland has made just one personnel change to the Chiefs’ starting lineup for their showdown with the Blues in Auckland on Sunday.
Lienert-Brown back, Cruden benched for Chiefs
Warren Gatland has made five changes to his Chiefs side as they go in search of a maiden Super Rugby Aotearoa win when they host the Highlanders in Hamilton on Sunday.
Gatland fuming at ref’s non-decision
Chiefs head coach Warren Gatland says he was furious at the referee after his side’s defeat by the Crusaders in Christchurch on Sunday.
Watch: Gatland on Lions tour, new autobiography
British & Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland speaks about the upcoming tour to South Africa in 2021 and his new book Pride and Passion.
Gatland predicted slotting winning drop goal
Chiefs coach Warren Gatland has revealed that his son Bryn predicted scoring the winning drop goal for the Highlanders against his side during their pre-match dinner.
Watch: Gatland’s match-winning drop goal
With less than three minutes to play, Damian McKenzie’s drop goal looked to have sealed victory for the Chiefs in the first match of Vodacom Super Rugby Aotearoa, but Bryn Gatland – a late inclusion in the Highlanders match-day squad – stepped up to deny father Warren’s team a win with a composed drop goal of his own.
