This is the front-runner wearing a helmet in the first half of Australia and the Brumbies. The ACT have appointed Stephen Larkham as coach of the Brumbies this Wednesday for the 2022-23 and 2023-2024 seasons in Super Rugby, prompting him to give notice to Munster Province. The Canberra franchise broke the news on their social media.

The 47-year-old Larkham will complete the current season with the Irish province and is on his way to dedicate exclusively to the Walabies in Canberra in Dan McCeller in July. “It’s exciting to know that I’ll be returning to Canberra with my family after ending my stay in Ireland.”, Larkham commented, happy to have been able to ⁇ I have developed and learned a lot over the last two years as an individual and as a coach. “.

Stephen Larkham played 116 times for the Brumbis between 1996 and 2007, winning two Super Rugby titles before joining the management in 2011. He also wore a Wallaby jersey 102 times and passed a World Cup. Won the final against France in 1999. . The legendary opener, who has been Australia’s criminal mastermind for years, retired in 2011 after his last freelance in Japan.