Clayton McMillan's Unwavering Belief in Future Success of Waikato Chiefs
Despite suffering three consecutive Super Rugby Pacific final defeats, Waikato Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan remains optimistic about his team's prospects. As he prepares to join Munster, McMillan believes a change in leadership could propel the Chiefs to a future championship victory.

Waikato Chiefs coach Clayton McMillan, facing a third consecutive final defeat, remains optimistic about the team's future success in the Super Rugby Pacific. His departure to lead Munster doesn't dampen his belief that the Chiefs will eventually claim the coveted title.
The recent narrow 16-12 loss to the Canterbury Crusaders in Christchurch marked another chapter of near misses for the Chiefs. Despite the setbacks, McMillan praised the consistency and hard work of his players, expressing confidence in their potential to win a championship soon.
Reflecting on the campaign, McMillan emphasized the resilience of his squad, acknowledging the bitter disappointment while remaining hopeful for brighter days. Change in leadership might be the catalyst needed to break the streak of final defeats and achieve the long-awaited triumph.
(With inputs from agencies.)