Joe Schmidt missing 'the adrenalin rush' of coaching at the highest level

The Kiwi stepped away from the sport after Ireland's World Cup quarter-final loss to New Zealand in Tokyo last year
Joe Schmidt missing 'the adrenalin rush' of coaching at the highest level

Joe Schmidt admits that he is missing the adrenalin rush that comes with being a coach.

The Kiwi stepped away from the sport after Ireland's World Cup quarter-final loss to New Zealand in Tokyo last year, as he said he would 12 months earlier. In his statement in November of 2018, Schmidt said he was quitting coaching, not just the Irish role, to prioritise his family.

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