1,684About Scott Robertson
Rugby Coach Scott Robertson was born in Tauranga, New Zealand on August 21, 1974. He's 50 years old today.
New Zealand rugby union coach and former player who is best known as the head coach for the Crusaders since 2017, replacing Rugby Player Todd Blackadder. He was also the head coach of the New Zealand U20 rugby union team and the Canterbury ITM Cup Team.
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Scott Robertson before becoming famous
Scott Robertson was born in the Zodiac sign Leo (The Lion), and 1974 is also the year of Tiger (兎) in the Chinese Zodiac.
He graduated from Mount Maunganui College.
Achievement of Scott Robertson
He played flanker for Bay of Plenty, Perpignan, Canterbury, the Crusaders and the All Blacks.
Scott Robertson's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
He is married to Jane Robertson. They have three children, Cass, Macklan and Beau Robertson.
Scott Robertson Collabed with
He and Rugby Player Keven Mealamu were guest commentators for the 2017 British & Irish Lions tour series.
Scott Robertson Income & Net worth
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Latest information about Scott Robertson updated on March 11 2023.
