From All Blacks to Red Roses - Mitchell's coaching journey
Summary
John Mitchell is the head coach of England's women's rugby team, currently preparing for the World Cup final against Canada. His coaching career spans various top rugby teams worldwide, including the All Blacks and England men’s team. He is recognized for his influence on teams that later achieved significant success.Key Facts
- John Mitchell is the head coach for the England women's rugby team.
- He has coached rugby teams since 1996, including roles in Ireland, South Africa, Australia, the United States, Japan, and New Zealand.
- Mitchell was head coach of the New Zealand All Blacks and won back-to-back Tri Nations titles.
- He joined England's coaching team under Sir Clive Woodward in 1997 as a defense specialist.
- Mitchell played rugby for New Zealand's Waikato and briefly for Garryowen in Ireland.
- He was part of England’s coaching team during their 1998 'Tour of Hell' and was credited with shaping the 2003 World Cup-winning team.
- Mitchell only played provincial-level rugby and did not reach international Test level as a player.
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