Warren Gatland
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Williams has won 38 caps since the debut for his country in 2012, and will replace Toulon-bound Chris Ashton next season
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Hartley will learn the extent of his latest ban on Tuesday or Wednesday, with a 10-week suspension taking in the Six Nations opener
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British & Irish Lions head coach, Warren Gatland, has told George North to ‘forget about rugby’ and concentrate on his long-term health
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Warren Gatland also said fewer fans would travel the world to follow the Lions if tour matches were reduced from 10 to five
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Beauden Barrett and Ben Smith were outstanding in All Blacks’ destruction of Argentina while the Saracens juggernaut kept rolling on at Exeter
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Warren Gatland said the British and Irish Lions must be as best prepared as they can be for the tour to New Zealand in 2017
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Warren Gatland says he will not favour his Wales players when selecting his Lions squad and has backed England’s Dylan Hartley as a possible captain for the tour to New Zealand
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Warren Gatland, coach of the British & Irish Lions, is bullish that winning in New Zealand next year is no mission impossible but says his side must gel off the pitch as well as on it
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Warren Gatland believes he can lead the British and Irish Lions to victory in their tour of New Zealand next year
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Warren Gatland has been confirmed as head coach of the 2017 British & Irish Lions that will tour New Zealand next summer
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Gatland is to begin planning for the 2017 tour to New Zealand as soon as his appointment is confirmed on Wednesday while Rob Howley is set to replace him temporarily as Wales coach
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Warren Gatland will be handed the reins for the 2017 summer tour on Wednesday and his support team could prove to be as important as the players in New Zealand
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Warren Gatland, who was in charge of the successful Lions tour to Australia in 2013, is tipped to lead the trip to New Zealand in 2017
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The Wales coach, Warren Gatland, said his team missed too many tackles in their 46-6 defeat in the final Test in Dunedin but conceded the All Blacks had been ‘superb in attack’
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The Wales coach, Warren Gatland, has called on his players to make one final push in the third Test against New Zealand in Dunedin after they lost the first two
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Wales may have lost against New Zealand for a 28th consecutive match but Sam Warburton believes the touring side are learning quickly
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With the announcement of the British & Irish Lions coach looming, how Wales play against the All Blacks in Wellington is even more important than the result as Warren Gatland auditions for the role again
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Sportblog Wales put on a tactically stale display against an evolving England
Paul Rees at TwickenhamWales arrived at Twickenham with the intention of dusting off the cobwebs but did not have England’s pace or the passing ability and awareness of their opponents
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The emergence of powerful ball-carrying forwards, clever half-backs and effective wings in the Six Nations suggests that New Zealand might not hold all the aces against the Lions next year
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The Wales head coach Warren Gatland has apologised for referring to the insult Joe Marler aimed at Samson Lee as ‘just banter’
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Eddie Jones’s decision to make Dylan Hartley the England captain is paying immediate dividends and Wales will continue to find life hard with slow starts
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Defence, the scrum and the impact of the bench will all be vital as England face Wales in the Six Nations at Twickenham on Saturday
Sportblog Sidestepper Robert Howley must get Wales living off their wits again