Lynn ‘taking the pain’ after Wales’ Wooden SpoonImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Sean Lynn was in charge of Wales at the 2025 World CupByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished5 hours agoWales boss Sean Lynn admits he is “taking the pain” after a second Six Nations Wooden Spoon on the spin.A 43-24 defeat by Italy at Cardiff Arms Park condemned Wales to a successive clean sweep of losses in the championship.
Lynn took the reins before the 2025 championship but has enjoyed just one win – a pre-World Cup win in Australia – in 15 Tests.
“I always wanted it to be moving faster and I am taking the pain but I am definitely excited about what the future holds,” insisted the head coach.
“I definitely feel that the gap is closing. I just feel that the consistency has to happen when at club level so it becomes a good habit in Test rugby.
“There are not any shortcuts and this pre-season is going to be huge for us.
“I knew that it was going to be a challenge and I am still very excited about where this group can go, because we want to work hard.”
