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Gatland ‘didn’t think there’d be this much pain’ in Wales rebuild
Wales head coach Warren Gatland before the Qatar Airways Cup match at Twickenham Stadium, London. Picture date: Saturday June 22, 2024

WARREN GATLAND says he would probably head to the beach with a glass of wine “away from some of the pressure” if it was decided he should not continue in his role as Wales head coach.

Wales have lost their last 10 Test matches and are without a Test win since the 2023 World Cup.

Defeat against in-form Autumn Nations Series opponents Australia on Sunday would inflict a record run of bad results on them, eclipsing the current sequence and that of 2002 and 2003 under Gatland’s fellow New Zealander Steve Hansen.

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