VETERAN PROP Joe Moody signed a contract extension on Friday (local time) that will keep him with the All Blacks until 2024, New Zealand Rugby said.
The 57-Test forward, a World Cup winner with New Zealand in 2015, said he was pleased to be staying with the All Blacks and Super Rugby team Canterbury Crusaders.
“It’s a bloody good footy scene here in New Zealand and I’ve got a great set up down here in Christchurch, so looking forward to getting stuck in again over the next few seasons and playing my part,” Moody, 33, said in a statement.
New Zealand Rugby also recently signed All Blacks captain Sam Cane and star flanker Ardie Savea to long-term deals.
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Experienced World Cup-winning prop to stay with All Blacks until 2024
VETERAN PROP Joe Moody signed a contract extension on Friday (local time) that will keep him with the All Blacks until 2024, New Zealand Rugby said.
The 57-Test forward, a World Cup winner with New Zealand in 2015, said he was pleased to be staying with the All Blacks and Super Rugby team Canterbury Crusaders.
“It’s a bloody good footy scene here in New Zealand and I’ve got a great set up down here in Christchurch, so looking forward to getting stuck in again over the next few seasons and playing my part,” Moody, 33, said in a statement.
New Zealand Rugby also recently signed All Blacks captain Sam Cane and star flanker Ardie Savea to long-term deals.
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Bernard Jackman, Niamh Briggs, and Murray Kinsella discuss a massive weekend of Champions Cup rugby for the four Irish provinces.
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