Warren Gatland: Head coach's future in doubt after Wales leave Rome in ruins

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Warren Gatland: Head coach's future in doubt after Wales leave Rome in ruins

Even in the Eternal City, time could be running out for the Wales head coach after a 14th Test defeat in a row.

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Wales player ratings as Warren Gatland gets selection wrong

This was a difficult afternoon for the players

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Warren Gatland’s ‘time is up’ as Wales head coach after his side’s losing run reached 14 games with Italy defeat, claims Sir Clive Woodward

Warren Gatland’s time as Wales head coach is up and the Welsh Rugby Union should look to replace their head coach in a search for new ideas, according to Sir Clive Woodward. Wales’ 22-15 Six Nations defeat by Italy in Rome saw their losing international run extend to 14 matches, heaping the pressure on Gatland yet further. England’s 2003 World Cup-winning coach and Mail Sport columnist Woodward believes Wales’ latest loss – which saw them produc…

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Warren Gatland, head coach of the Welsh rugby team, is determined to fight after losing once again against Italy in Rome over the weekend. After the 22-15 defeat in Rome, they have now lost almost 14 games since their last World Cup win in 2023 - their worst ever run.

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Gatland looking for 'clinical' edge - Welsh Rugby Union

Warren Gatland has pledged to continue working hard to try to get his players to put into practice what they’ve been working on in training following Wales’ Guinness Six Nations defeat in Rome. Next up for Wales is their first home assignment of the campaign against Ireland at a sold-out Principality Stadium in two weeks’ time. Then there is a […] The post Gatland looking for ‘clinical’ edge appeared first on Welsh Rugby Union | Wales & Regions.

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No Wins, No Progress, No Hope . . . But Warren Gatland Insists He’s “Working Hard” As Wales Coach

By David Williams Warren Gatland insists it’s business as usual for him as Wales continue to lose and fall further down the world rankings. Some coaches may have read the room and offered to resign after a 14th successive defeat led to a further drop in the rankings to 12th, a record low. But despite a deserved 22-15 defeat to Italy in Rome, Gatland was again talking about “working hard” and “staying tight” – just as he has been doing for almost…