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:Wales have delayed naming their team for the Six Nations fixture against England in Cardiff on Saturday, but coach Warren Gatland is confident he will have players to take to the field amid the threat of strike action this week.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland has delayed naming his team for Saturday’s under-threat Guinness Six Nations clash against England in Cardiff.
Wales coach Warren Gatland has delayed naming his team for Saturday's strike-threatened Six Nations clash against England in Cardiff, a Welsh Rugby Union spokeswoman told AFP on Tuesday.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland has delayed naming his team for Saturday's under-threat Guinness Six Nations clash against England in Cardiff.
Wales have cancelled their planned team announcement for this weekend's Six Nations fixture against England amid the threat of strike action from players over a dispute with the Professional Rugby Board (PRB) that runs the game in the country.
Warren Gatland is set to name his Wales team to face England earlier than expected as the threat of a player strikes looms large.
Professional Rugby Board (PRB) chair Malcolm Wall has apologised to Welsh players for the "stress and real discomfort" caused by their contract dispute stalemate as the threat of a strike looms over Saturday's Six Nations clash with England.
Warren Gatland says he is confident that Wales' Guinness Six Nations clash against England will go ahead. A threat of strike action by Wales players hangs over the showpiece fixture, which is due to take place in Cardiff next Saturday. A new six-year financial agreement between the Welsh Rugby Union and Wales' four professional regions - Dragons, Cardiff, Ospreys and Scarlets - has not yet been signed off in writing after months of discussion.