Warren Gatland’s future as Wales coach raises eyebrows as pundits praise young talent ahead of the Six Nations
Cardiff: So, it’s been a pretty wild day in rugby news. Sir Clive Woodward is scratching his head over Warren Gatland sticking around as Wales coach. Can you believe it? Wales has had a rough time, losing every match last year. Woodward thinks it’s tough to watch such a proud rugby nation struggle like this.
He’s got his hopes set for 2025, wishing for a turnaround. But with the Six Nations coming up, it’s a tall order. If they can’t snag a win against Italy in Rome, things could get even messier. Woodward suggests picking anyone qualified to play for Wales, no matter their club. It’s time to shake things up!
On a brighter note, former England player Ugo Monye is buzzing about Max Llewellyn. He’s calling him a “baller” after seeing him shine for Gloucester. Monye thinks Llewellyn’s got some serious skills, especially off the ball. He’s excited about the young talent in Wales and believes they can’t have another year like last year.
Meanwhile, Cardiff’s Ben Thomas is feeling mixed after their derby draw with the Ospreys. He’s happy with the season so far but frustrated they couldn’t clinch the win. It was a tough match, and he felt like they couldn’t find their rhythm. But hey, they’re still in a good spot in the standings, so there’s that!
All in all, it’s a rollercoaster for Welsh rugby right now. Fingers crossed they can turn things around soon!
