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Warren Gatland leading contender to take over from Wayne Pivac as Wales boss

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Warren Gatland may be in line for a second stint as coach of Wales. Wales lost 39-34 to Australia in Cardiff on Sunday. Wayne Pivac's job looks tenuous ahead of next year's World Cup. The BBC reported Gatland could be inline for an interim role. Scott Robertson and Brad Mooar are also in consideration.

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The Independent

Warren Gatland leading contender to take over from Wayne Pivac as Wales boss

Gatland, who Pivac succeeded as Wales boss after the 2019 World Cup, could potentially step in as interim head coach on a 12-month contract

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Independent

Warren Gatland in the frame for shock Wales return as pressure increases on head coach Wayne Pivac

Warren Gatland is the clear front-runner to coach Wales in next year’s Six Nations Championship and World Cup if Welsh rugby chiefs decide that Wayne Pivac should be replaced.

1 year ago·Ireland

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Stuff

Warren Gatland tipped for second stint with Wales as Wayne Pivac faces review

With Wayne Pivac under further pressure following a defeat to Australia, his fellow New Zealander is being talked about for a return.

1 year ago·New Zealand

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Shropshire Star

Warren Gatland leading contender to take over from Wayne Pivac as Wales boss

Warren Gatland is the clear front-runner to coach Wales in next year’s Six Nations Championship and World Cup if Welsh rugby chiefs decide that Wayne Pivac should be replaced.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Roscommon Herald

Warren Gatland leading contender to take over from Wayne Pivac as Wales boss

Andrew Baldock, PA Rugby Union Correspondent Warren Gatland is the clear front-runner to coach Wales in next year’s Six Nations Championship and World Cup if Welsh rugby chiefs decide that Wayne Pivac should be replaced. Gatland, who Pivac succeeded as Wales boss after the 2019 World Cup, could potentially step in as interim head coach on a 12-month contract, the PA news agency understands.Source

1 year ago

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