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❌ "This can't continue, it's awful." Former international Gwyn Jones breaks down what is going wrong for Gatland and Wales... 🏴 Do you agree? 💭 🎧 Listen to the Scrum V Podcast on BBC Sounds #BBCRugby
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@BBCSounds Interesting because Gwyn has been giving the same views as a pundit for years… any chance he offers a solution ?

@BBCSounds Yes, we need an innovative coaching team that can try to play off quick ruck to space (like Japan played) We can't outmuscle team anymore. Huge respect to Gats for what he achieved. Was a great coach , but games moved on & we don't have the players to play his style anyway.

@BBCSounds Don’t think it’s size it’s mindset! Players were afraid to miss a tackle when Shaun Edwards was there! Our back line was 2kg lighter yesterday but all pundits are pushing the narrative we don’t have big enough players! More like we don’t have aggression and power!!

@BBCSounds Gwyn Jones was criticising WG when Wales were doing well, saying the same thing about WG’s like Jones’ Christmases have all come together now Wales aren’t doing well because he’s using it to prove his perennial criticism.

@BBCSounds Same old story from Gwyn Jones. Great at criticism, no good at solutions. Can’t see anything new that Gatland has to offer so suggests putting Howley in charge. Not sure Gwyn has thought that through…as usual. Hopelessly out of touch.

@BBCSounds Gwyn Jones analysis is out of date. Which international team plays without gain-line dominance of some kind.

@BBCSounds No, do not listen to Gwyn, he moaned about Gatland before and is one of those making Welsh rugby inexclusive by being part of the unwatchable Welsh language broadcasting

@BBCSounds Same old gwyn jones.. easy to pick holes when things ain't going right but comes up with no solution or insight of how it could change. No coach could get them players winning at the moment. Union is rotten and way gats had had them winning over last 15 years has covered it
