New Zealander Ben Herring has also been linked with a position at the region, while former Cardiff Blues boss Dai Young could be available after it was announced earlier this month he has taken a step back from first team duties at Wasps.įor the latest Welsh rugby union news follow external-link on Twitter. One unmissable site is the Pulteney Bridge, which opened in 1770 and is. See just how they enjoyed them at the world-famous Roman Baths.Or experience the mineral-rich waters for yourself at Thermae Bath Spa don’t miss the spectacular views of the city from the rooftop pool. It's a young coaching team but they blend really well together and he's done a good job for us.' The Romans liked Bath so much they built a bath complex around the city’s natural hot springs. 'He's a young coach who's still learning and he fits in well with us. His philosophy in attack fits nicely with the kind of way I want us to play so it dovetails nicely. Ulster head coach Dan McFarland said: 'Dwayne's under contract with us and I don't comment on speculation, unless you are telling me it's not speculation. Dwayne Peel played 76 times for Wales between 20įormer Wales and Lions scrum-half Dwayne Peel, the current Ulster backs coach, has been linked with a move to Ospreys, though he still has another season on his contract in Belfast. Ospreys have won two out of 17 matches this season with a victory over Ulster on Saturday halting a four-month losing streak. Sherratt and forwards coach Carl Hogg have been in charge of first-team affairs since Clarke's departure.

Ruddock initially joined as a consultant in December 2019 after the region parted company with Clarke, while backs coach Matt Sherratt leaves at the end of the season to join Worcester. In January 2020, Ospreys appointed ex-Wales coach Mike Ruddock as their new performance director until the end of the season with part of his role to appoint a new coaching staff. Ospreys are looking for a long-term replacement for Allen Clarke.īooth spent eight years with London Irish, four as director of rugby between 20, before moving to Bath. The 49-year-old joined Quins in November 2019 after leaving Bath in the summer, having spent seven years as first team coach.

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