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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.
The Scarlets' unbeaten start to 2023 continued as they brushed aside Edinburgh to claim an emphatic bonus point victory.It has been a dark week for Welsh rugby with Warren Gatland's Six Nations squad threatening to strike ahead of next Saturday's England clash as a result of the protracted regional contract freeze.Many of Dwayne Peel's side are out of contract at the end of the season, and are unaware where they will be playing their rugby in a few months time.But the uncertainty isn't affecting their on field performances as they turned on the style to run Edinburgh ragged.The improvement in the Scarlets' attacking play since the appointment of former Wasps boss Lee Blackett as Dwayne Peel's assistant has been startling.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland would not back his players if they decided to strike instead of lining up against England in the Guinness Six Nations.
LONDON : Wales head coach Warren Gatland says he is confident the Six Nations clash with England next week will go ahead despite the threat of a Welsh players' strike over salary cuts.
Wales head coach Warren Gatland would not back his players if they decided to strike instead of lining up against England in the Guinness Six Nations.
Support appeared to be growing Wednesday for a possible strike by Wales rugby players that could threaten next week's Six Nations clash against England in Cardiff.
England's next Six Nations match against Wales has been plunged into doubt after it was suggested that a number of Welsh players are reportedly considering strike action over contract issues.