Wales would be in an ideal situation without Warren Gatland

Rugby columnist Andy Howell says that Wales would be in an ideal situation without Warren Gatland is past fantastic some individuals can't help themselves. Wales has had rare achievement under coach. Yet Gatland since assuming control from Gareth Jenkins in front of the 2008 Six Nations has taken three European titles, two with Grand Slams, a World Cup semi-last in 2011 in which France were ready and waiting.

Wales finished the worldwide centerpiece in fourth in the wake of losing the bronze decoration play-off to Australia. It was the second best wrap up by a Wales group, Jonathan Davies' class of 1987 having completed third in the opening competition.

Wales played a large portion of the match with 14 men in the wake of having commander Sam Warburton sent off for injustice and having lost prop Adam Jones to a calf harm, the essential focuses in a heart-tweaking 9-8 thrashing originating from ensuing scrum offenses. At that point there's Gatland's record against the six nations.

Wales have won four, including Rugby World Cup quarter in Wellington, lost four against Ireland and France, won five, lost four against England and are undefeated in seven gatherings each with Italy and Scotland. They have likewise lost recently once in four apparatuses with Argentina. Wales have played 69 Tests under the New Zealand, winning 33, drawing one and losing 35 after this present harvest time's exterminations to Australia and title holders New Zealand.