Crusaders coach’s awkward stand-up
Outgoing Crusaders coach Rob Penney had an uncomfortable press conference where he confirmed his successor. His demeanor during the three-minute event suggested he was not pleased with the situation. The press conference was marked by awkwardness and discomfort.
- ▪Rob Penney is the outgoing coach of the Crusaders.
- ▪He confirmed his successor during a press conference.
- ▪The press conference lasted three minutes and was described as awkward.
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