WELLINGTON – All Blacks head coach Ian Foster insisted Tuesday there is no panic in their ranks before facing South Africa away, even with New Zealand’s pride dented by their home series defeat to Ireland.
“We didn’t get what we wanted out of that series, so to come together and put in the work again is the best thing for this group,” Foster told reporters after the All Blacks trained in Wellington.
There has been a huge outcry in New Zealand, with some pundits calling for Foster to be sacked, following this month’s 2-1 home series loss to Ireland.
“We’re not panicking — I’m not sure about the rest of the people,” Foster…
