US EditionWarren Gatland leaves role as Wales rugby head coach with immediate effect
- Warren Gatland is expected to leave his role as Wales rugby head coach after a record 14 consecutive losses, as reported by Sky News.
- Wales suffered a disappointing autumn series, losing to Fiji at home and finishing last in the Six Nations, marking their first wooden spoon since 2003.
- Gatland stated, "Both of our senior teams have found the last 12 months extremely difficult and therefore I believe now is the right time for me to step down."
- His second tenure saw only six wins in 26 matches, leading to criticism from former players and a decline to 12th place in world rankings.
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Gatland out as Wales rugby coach midway through the Six Nations, with team on record losing run
Warren Gatland left his role as Wales coach on Tuesday midway through the Six Nations, with his team on the worst run of results in the country's proud rugby history. Gatland's departure was announced by the Welsh Rugby Union three days after a 22-15 loss to Italy that sealed the…
After 14 defeats, Warren Gatland evicted from the head of the Land-Walls in the six-nation tournament
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Warren Gatland’s troubled second spell in charge of Wales ended in a whimper on Tuesday when he agreed to step aside following a record-extending 14th defeat in a row in their 22-15 Six Nations loss to Italy on Saturday.It is said you should never go back and Gatland conceded early on in his second tenu
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