Wales coach Gatland's future uncertain
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Warren Gatland: Head coach's future in doubt after Wales leave Rome in ruins

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Wales head coach Warren Gatland continues to divide opinion, even among his former players.
The 61-year-old will not fall on his sword, but there is a feeling that we are witnessing the final weeks of a once mighty empire.
Former Wales stars Jamie Roberts and Dan Biggar described the performance in Rome as among the worst by Wales over the last two years .
Wales are now down to their lowest ever position in the world rankings.
They slipped to 12th place and for the first time fell below Georgia .
The significance of the rankings switch will not be lost on those in Tblisi who have been crying out for a chance to join the Six Nations .
Ex-Wales lock Andrew Coombs added: "It's the CEO of the business that has to make the decisions and Abi Tierney was not doing her job".
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