The Globe-Trotting Dwyer

[Burgs]

Bob Dwyer continues to keep his coaching hand in whith some plum world coaching cameo's. Wonder if there is a come back left in him if any of Australia's top five coaches don't meet expectations in the next couple of seasons?
From RUGBYeNEWS.com

THE GLOBE-TROTTING DWYER

Bob Dwyer shows little sign of slowing down and shunning the globetrotting rugby coaching life.

The 1991 World Cup-winning Wallaby coach has some big coaching commitments in May-June. He will fly out of Australia around the middle of May to London where he will coach the Barbarians for two matches. The first of these is a testimonial for England flanker Richard Hill. On May 28 the Baabaas meet England at Twickenham, and then Dwyer flies to Johannesburg where he will coach a World XV in their clash with the Springboks at Ellis Park on June 3. All Blacks Justin Marshall, Carlos Spencer and Bruce Reihana, along with French test star Thomas Castaignede have been confirmed as starters in the World XV, while Wallabies Matthew Burke and Justin Harrison could also play, as could French flanker Sebastien Chabal.

After the clash at Ellis Park, the World XV will probably play a testimonial game in Cape Town for former Springbok and Stormers flanker Corne Krige.

[Sagerian]

Good for him, I like seeing him do well. There were certainly some bone-headed decisions made while he was in charge of the Tahs but those days are over so I wish him all the best.