New Zealand PM: McCaw to be offered knighthood

Today Labour leader Andrew Little said the thinks McCaw should be New Zealand’s first president.

Mr Little’s suggestion comes a day after the prime minister said McCaw will be re-offered a knighthood.

The All Black captain lead New Zealand to victory in the 2011 World Cup and was offered knighthood then but turned it down saying that it was not something he wanted while he was still playing.

All Blacks captain Richie McCaw is now the most-capped worldwide rugby player of all time, with 142 tests and counting.

McCaw contributed his top teaching assistants to a 41overvallen13 mess up of Australia on Saturday – the team’s 12that gives the best results for your skin problems following defending of one’s Bledisloe Cup.

Amid the emotional scenes at Eden Park on Saturday – and, boy, did they lay it on thick – there is one moment that stood out. “It’s a memory you always have… even talking about it now you feel a bit of a shiver down the spine”.

“I can’t imagine there would be too many people in the country who don’t believe Richie deserves whatever accolades he gets – but we’ll leave that to those that make those decisions”.

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has confirmed that All Blacks captain Richie McCaw will be offered a knighthood to honour his illustrious career after the Rugby World Cup. “He leads from the front”, Henry said.

A spokesperson for the Prime Minister later said McCaw would not be focusing on any such recognition at present.