Warren Gatland admits his job is on the line as he prepares Wales for the 2025 men's Six Nations. Wales endured a torrid 2024, failing to win a single Test match. The Welsh Rugby Union conducted an end-of-year review,

Wales coach Warren Gatland said he knows his job is on the line after naming a Six Nations squad he hopes will end the national side’s record-breaking losing streak. Gatland, in his second spell in charge,

Warren Gatland has concerns over his front-row, fly-half and preparation time but could recall plenty of experience in Monday's announcement.

Warren Gatland has said he weighed up taking the easy option of stepping away to spend his days on the beach in New Zealand, but the thrill of the challenge and the desire to tap again into Wales' underdog spirit led him to stay on.

Warren Gatland accepts that change is likely if Wales do not show signs of improvement during this season’s Guinness Six Nations. The New Zealander is under huge pressure following a record 12-successive Test defeats and a post-Autumn Nations Series review that was completed by the Welsh Rugby Union just before Christmas.

He oversaw a dire 2024 that extended Wales’ run of defeats to a national record 12 matches. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Warren Gatland has said he weighed up taking the easy option of stepping away to spend his days on the beach in New Zealand, but the thrill of the challenge and the desire to tap again into Wales' underdog spirit led him to stay on.

Gareth Rhys Owen, Lauren Jenkins and James Hook are joined by Wales head coach Warren Gatland who explains his selections after naming his Six Nations squad. The latest news, views and interviews from the world of Welsh rugby.

Warren Gatland’s squad for the upcoming Six Nations is certainly unusual, with the players not involved arguably more interesting than those to have made the cut. Going with only one specialist fly-half,