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1 month ago | 
independent.ie | Warren Gatland
In picking this Lions team, I have done so on the basis that it is for a Test match to be played against Australia next Saturday. If it were for a Test in July some currently injured players would come into contention, such as Scotland centre Sione Tuipulotu, and someone like Tadhg Furlong, who only made his first appearance off the bench against Italy on Saturday after struggling with a calf injury.
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Warren Gatland
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1 month ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Warren Gatland
In picking this Lions team, I have done so on the basis that it is for a Test match to be played against Australia next Saturday. If it were for a Test in July some currently injured players would come into contention, such as Scotland centre Sione Tuipulotu, and someone like Tadhg Furlong, who only made his first appearance off the bench against Italy on Saturday after struggling with a calf injury.
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1 month ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Warren Gatland
Warren Gatland, the former Lions and Wales head coach, joined Telegraph readers on Wednesday morning to answer their questions. From his time in charge of Wales to the upcoming Lions tour this summer, Telegraph columnist Gatland answered all. Here are a selection of his answers:Matt O: Firstly, thanks for all the memories you gave this Welsh fan. Would you consider being a part of Welsh rugby in the future in any guise?
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1 month ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Warren Gatland
Hello and welcome to Telegraph Sport's live Q+A with former Lions and Wales head coach Warren Gatland. Gatland recently left the Wales job and, besides an interview with Telegraph Sport, has kept his counsel. But now readers have the opportunity to put questions to Gatland ahead of the title-deciding final round of the Six Nations, which includes a tantalising Wales v England showdown in Cardiff.
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2 months ago | 
qradio.com | Warren Gatland
The 61-year-old was in charge of the national team between 2007 and 2019, before returning to the post in 2022. He is Wales's longest-serving head coach and arguably the most successful in the Welsh Rugby Union's (WRU) history, with a gate at Cardiff's Principality Stadium renamed "Gatland's Gate" in honour of him in 2019. But pressure has been growing on Gatland amid a record string of defeats for his Welsh side - 14 losses in a row.
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2 months ago | 
qradio.com | Warren Gatland
The 61-year-old was in charge of the national team between 2007 and 2019, before he returned to the post in 2022. Pressure had been growing on Gatland after Wales suffered a record string of defeats - 14 losses in a row. The team had a disappointing autumn international series, including losing to Fiji at home for the first time. The team were also awarded the wooden spoon in last year's Six Nations championship for the first time since 2003, and are yet to win a game at this year's tournament.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Warren Gatland
Steve Borthwick’s decision-making has been criticised in the wake of England’s defeat by New Zealand Credit: Getty Images/David Rogers What a difference a couple of inches makes. While I can understand some of the criticism that has been directed at England head coach Steve Borthwick over his deployment of substitutions in the final quarter of their defeat by New Zealand, particularly the decision to take off Marcus Smith, I have sympathy for him. The art of substitution is a complex one and...
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
inkl.com | Warren Gatland
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Oct 17, 2024 | 
independent.ie | Warren Gatland
Warren Gatland: Andy Farrell should not be afraid of picking his son Owen for LionsAndy Farrell will have a big decision to make regarding Owen Farrell. I don’t envy Lions head coach Andy Farrell when it comes to the selection dilemma he could face over whether or not to pick his son, Owen, for the tour of Australia. I have a better understanding than most about the complexity of such a scenario, given that my son, Bryn, plays professional rugby.
