Graham Henry

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human rugby union coach schoolteacher

Graham Henry is a renowned New Zealand rugby union coach best known for leading the All Blacks to sustained dominance, including victory at the 2011 Rugby World Cup.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human → rugby union coach → schoolteacher →
awardReceived	IRB Coach of the Year → Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit →
citizenship	New Zealander →
countryCoached	British & Irish Lions → New Zealand → Wales →
countryOfCitizenship	New Zealand →
employer	British & Irish Lions management → New Zealand Rugby → Welsh Rugby Union →
familyName	Henry →
fieldOfWork	rugby tactics and strategy → sports coaching →
genre	rugby coaching →
givenName	Graham →
hasTrained	elite professional rugby players → numerous All Blacks internationals →
influenced	modern All Blacks coaching philosophy → professional era rugby coaching methods →
knownFor	leading the All Blacks to sustained dominance → winning the Rugby World Cup on home soil in 2011 →
languageSpoken	English →
ledTeamTo	2011 Rugby World Cup title → sustained dominance in international rugby with the All Blacks →
name	Graham Henry →
nickname	Ted →
notableAchievement	achieving a very high win percentage with the All Blacks → winning the 2011 Rugby World Cup as head coach of New Zealand →
notableFor	developing All Blacks depth across all positions → innovative rotation policy with the All Blacks →
notableWork	coaching the New Zealand national rugby union team →
occupation	rugby union coach → schoolteacher →
positionHeld	head coach of the New Zealand national rugby union team →
residence	New Zealand →
sport	rugby union →
sportingDiscipline	international rugby union coaching →
teamCoached	Auckland rugby union team → Blues (Super Rugby) → British & Irish Lions → New Zealand national rugby union team → Wales national rugby union team →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Graham Henry →	name
All Blacks →	notableCoach