All Whites captain Winston Reid will retire from international football after his side’s game against Australia’s Socceroos at Auckland’s Eden Park. The 34-year-old veteran of three New Zealand World Cup campaigns says he’s pleased to be able to finish his … Read More
All Whites skipper Winston Reid will enjoy a break before deciding his footballing future. “My body feels fine,” he said after New Zealand’s World Cup dream ended in Doha. “I’ll just see what happens.” The 33-year-old defender has made the … Read More
All Whites head coach Danny Hay and captain Winston Reid have faced the media ahead of Wednesday’s FIFA World Cup play-off against Costa Rica in Doha. The pair answered questions for 16 minutes in a fully-recorded session. Watch the media … Read More
All Whites head coach Danny Hay says veteran defender Winston Reid is playing a key role in the preparation of the squad for their 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign. Hay said Reid’s experience was a vital element in getting the … Read More
Support from All White Winston Reid’s football foundation has opened the way for an up and coming teenager to take up a US college scholarship at Biola University in California. Jeremiah Ruawhare (19) hopes the scholarship will lead to opportunities … Read More
The All Whites’ latest international win – a 2-0 victory against The Gambia – has provided supporters with plenty of reasons to feel positive about the national side’s progress. Here’s five good reasons to be happy: Reason 1: The winning … Read More
All Whites captain Winston Reid is a free agent after agreeing to exit London club West Ham United by mutual consent. Reid (33) had two years remaining on the six-year contract he signed with the Hammers in 2017 but a … Read More
All White Winston Reid has given his first interview since joining English Championship club Brentford on loan from West Ham United. The 32-year-old defender – whose six-year contract with West Ham runs till mid-2023 – says he is looking forward … Read More
All White striker Chris Wood is the only player to have won New Zealand’s Player of the Year trophy four times. Three–time winners have been Brian Turner and Noel Barkley, while dual winners have included Winston Reid, Keith Nelson, Grant … Read More