New Zealand boss Henry urges caution

Graham Henry is refusing to get carried away with talk of a Grand Slam ahead of New Zealand’s tour of Ireland and Britain.

Mon, 24 Oct, 2005 - 08:56

Graham Henry is refusing to get carried away with talk of a Grand Slam ahead of New Zealand’s tour of Ireland and Britain.

The All Blacks have a chance to emulate the side of 1978 when they take on Ireland, Wales, England and Scotland next month but the New Zealand coach is urging caution.

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