Juno Gibbs, future coach of ASM, has five dates

June 11, 2004

Before becoming a well-known and recognized technician in the rugby world, Juno Gibbs was a popular player. When you are New Zealand and wear the iconic black shirt, it categorizes you as a man. The future ASM coach was selected for the first time with the All Blacks on June 11, 2004, during a test match in Dunedin against England. A few months after the XV of the Rose world title, New Zealand corrected the situation by affixing 36-3 to Lawrence Dalaglio’s partners. For this meeting, Juno Gibbs was established in the third row alongside Richie McCaw … Until July 1, 2005, the date of his last international match against the British Lions, the Waikato Chiefs had accumulated eight selections (including six spells. ).

July 22, 2008

Juno Gibbs is forced to end his football career. His knees, too damaged, are already forcing him to hang the straps. But he never finished rugby on all of that. Australian Michael Chica immediately asked former Waikato Chiefs to take charge of the Leinster County attackers. He immediately enforced his paw by bringing even more hardness to the Irish packet game. This collaboration was so fruitful that in his six years with the Dublin team, Juno Gibbs won no fewer than six titles, including three European Cups (2009, 2011, 2012) and one European Challenge (2013).

ASM: Juno Gibbs to succeed Great Frank (official)

September 27, 2013

ASM prepares to turn page over Vern Cotter. Clermont’s board of directors appoints Frank Azema as their future lead coach. For his support, the technician is looking for references. So the name Juno Gibbs is emerging in the eyes of the new strongman in the sports sector.

“Juno Gibbs is the best in the strikers. His record with Leinster speaks on his behalf and his skills have been recognized by all the coaches he had the opportunity to collaborate with,” Frank Azima said afterwards. The day of the endorsement of Juno Gibbs as coach of the Clermont striker.

February 13, 2017

ASM is formalizing Frank Azema’s contract extension for three years as head coach. But at the same time, Clermont also announced her departure at the end of the Juno Gibbs season. The New Zealand technician chose to return to Ireland to become the “head coach” for Ulster County. This Clermont experiment was beneficial to him.
“These three seasons have been very positive for my experience. I have learned a lot of things and this will allow me to deal with this new challenge that was presented to me with a great deal of certainty,” Juno Gibbs stated on the official announcement.
Before departing for Belfast, the Forwards coach contributed his share in the exceptional 2017 season as ASM climbed to the Champions Cup Final (lost to Saracens) and won above all with Brennus’s second shield.

June 14, 2018

Juno Gibbs returned to France and is in 14th place. After a season on the bench at Ulster and returning to his New Zealand county from Waikato Chiefs, he chose to try out adventurous with La Rochelle, a club he had signed with for four seasons. . With him, Maritimes would gradually develop into a reference in Top 14. Since his first season as a sporting director, La Rochelle reached the semi-finals of the tournament (defeat to Toulouse 20-6) and lost the European final. Challenge in Newcastle against ASM (36-16). After a season abruptly interrupted by the Covid-19 epidemic, Yellow and Black have resumed their march forward. La Rochelle is currently second in the top 14 teams tied on points with Toulouse and has reached the Champions Cup semi-finals for the first time. A distinct development that Juno Gibbs was no stranger to, of course.

Arnaud Clerg

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