Gatland: Wales have ‘a lot of work to do’
WRU chief rejects boss’ resignation after painful Six Nations season
Wales head coach Warren Gatland during the Six Nations match at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, March 16, 2024
WARREN GATLAND faces the biggest challenge of his coaching career after Wales’s alarming demise was confirmed by a first Six Nations wooden spoon for 21 years.
Wales finished seven points adrift of fifth-placed Italy following the Azzurri’s 24-21 victory in Cardiff, which was their 14th defeat in the last 16 Six Nations games.
They have lost seven successive matches in the tournament at home, and Gatland has a miserable 10 per cent Six Nations win-ratio since he returned for a second stint as head coach.
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