No police complaint from Sonny Bill over burglary

Sonny Bill Williams is philosophical after coming home to find his property had been stolen. Photo / Christine Cornege

Rugby star Sonny Bill Williams has not laid a complaint with police over the burglary at his home.

Waikato police district spokesman Andrew McAlley said police had an address of interest but no complaint under Williams' name.

Someone else from Williams' address could have laid a complaint, Mr McAlley said.

Williams took to Twitter to vent his frustrations after coming home from beating the Bulls 28-22 at Waikato Stadium on Friday night.

"Another good win from the brothers, too bad I got home to find my house was robbed. Thank God no one was hurt," he tweeted.

He said "only materialistic" things were taken.

"Nothing that can't be replaced, would be nice to run into someone wearing an SBW training top."

Williams' manager Khoder Nasser said Williams had more important things than the burglary on his mind at the moment.

"He just gets on with things, he's just gotta get on with it, that's the way he feels," Nasser said.

"He's in All Black training right now. We move forward mate."