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Mike Ruddock gone?
just heard it suggested on Newstalk that Mike Ruddock is out of a job. Seemingly there'll be a WRU press conference at 9...all sounds very strange
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What?????? That's unreal......that can't be right.limecat wrote:just heard it suggested on Newstalk that Mike Ruddock is out of a job. Seemingly there'll be a WRU press conference at 9...all sounds very strange
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Blimey!!!!!Flash Gordon wrote:What?????? That's unreal......that can't be right.limecat wrote:just heard it suggested on Newstalk that Mike Ruddock is out of a job. Seemingly there'll be a WRU press conference at 9...all sounds very strange
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RUDDOCK SET TO RESIGN WELSH POST
Welsh rugby is set to be rocked tonight by the resignation of head coach Mike Ruddock.
According to PA Sport, Ruddock's departure will be confirmed at a hastily convened 9pm press conference at the Millennium Stadium, which will be fronted by Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Steve Lewis.
Welsh rugby is set to be rocked tonight by the resignation of head coach Mike Ruddock.
According to PA Sport, Ruddock's departure will be confirmed at a hastily convened 9pm press conference at the Millennium Stadium, which will be fronted by Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Steve Lewis.
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Still can't believe it.......Ruddock for the Ireland job?
mmm now theres a thought
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Welsh rugby is set to be rocked tonight by the resignation of head coach Mike Ruddock.
PA Sport understands Ruddock's departure will be confirmed at a hastily convened 2100 GMT press conference at the Millennium Stadium, which will be fronted by Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Steve Lewis.
It is believed Ruddock will cite family reasons for his departure, which comes just 11 months after he inspired Wales to their first Grand Slam triumph in 27 years.Ruddock, 46, has been in charge for 20 Tests, of which Wales have won 13 including the 2005 Grand Slam and a first victory over Australia for 18 years.
Ruddock succeeded Steve Hansen in March 2004, though he did not apply for the job and was invited to make a presentation by the WRU.
He inherited a side on the up but took them forward. With Gareth Thomas as captain, Ruddock encouraged them to play open, attacking rugby and it brought great success.
After narrow defeats to Australia and South Africa in the autumn of 2004, Wales finally picked up a major scalp with an 11-9 win over England.
That victory, secured by Gavin Henson's long-range penalty, kick-started their Grand Slam campaign which included a stunning performance in Paris.
The Grand Slam was secured with a victory over Ireland at the Millennium Stadium and Ruddock was awarded an OBE in the New Year's Honours for services to Welsh rugby.
PA Sport understands Ruddock's departure will be confirmed at a hastily convened 2100 GMT press conference at the Millennium Stadium, which will be fronted by Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Steve Lewis.
It is believed Ruddock will cite family reasons for his departure, which comes just 11 months after he inspired Wales to their first Grand Slam triumph in 27 years.Ruddock, 46, has been in charge for 20 Tests, of which Wales have won 13 including the 2005 Grand Slam and a first victory over Australia for 18 years.
Ruddock succeeded Steve Hansen in March 2004, though he did not apply for the job and was invited to make a presentation by the WRU.
He inherited a side on the up but took them forward. With Gareth Thomas as captain, Ruddock encouraged them to play open, attacking rugby and it brought great success.
After narrow defeats to Australia and South Africa in the autumn of 2004, Wales finally picked up a major scalp with an 11-9 win over England.
That victory, secured by Gavin Henson's long-range penalty, kick-started their Grand Slam campaign which included a stunning performance in Paris.
The Grand Slam was secured with a victory over Ireland at the Millennium Stadium and Ruddock was awarded an OBE in the New Year's Honours for services to Welsh rugby.
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