by Mike Forshaw says that Wales will not “die” when she ledtering Ireland against Mission against Guinness Six Nations title.
Wales were largely deported in 14 defeats successive test games when it comes to stopping Ireland’s tireless Grand Slam March.
You will also take a look at an interim head coach after Cardiff boss Matt Shern was appointed successor to Warren Gatland for Wales’ three remaining six countries.
Another defeat for Wales would bring it to nine nations defeats at the jump width and surpass her former championship sequence from 1994 to 96 in the five nations.
“It is always difficult when a trainer goes. It is nice for nobody, ”said Forshaw, assistant and defense specialist from Wales.
“I’ve been a player and coach in this game for a long time. Things happen and you have to go on quickly.
“I think when coaches go, the players feel a little responsible for this. I was there myself.
“We won’t die this weekend, that’s sure. We will be right there emotionally. We will not dive toes, we will bring our body into this game. “
Shern could hardly have a harder exam for his first game at the top, with 10 places over Wales in the official world rankings.
With regard to the ranking points, Wales teams such as the Netherlands, Namibia and Brazil are closer than their latest six nations opponents.
“I know we will have a few guys who will work hard for each other,” added Forshaw. “It is our first home game and I think it’s a sale.
“You can never question the efforts of these boys. It is a game that expects us to win, so it’s a game for us to go out and put on our stamp.
“You (Ireland) go through more phases than anyone else and are really difficult to contain. So for us it is about how we manage this game and the area. “
When asked whether it is dangerous to write down Wales, Forshaw said: “I think if you are sitting in the Irish camp, you will say that I’m pretty sure.
“We have players who are very respected in the game.”
Servant will only monitor four training sessions before I was encountering Ireland, but he has already left an impression and is known for an attack -minded philosophy.
“He is a very personable type that focuses on his attacking philosophies,” added Forshaw.
“We have to get a basic plan of what we are pursuing. This week everything will not be perfect, but at the end of the game today and tomorrow, the players will hopefully get the terminology of what we are pursuing from an attack status. “
The former international striker T. Rhys Thomas has now joined Sherratt’s coaching team for the rest of the six nations of this season.
Thomas, who won 27 Wales Caps and Hooker for Cardiff, Wasps and Dragons, will work as Skills Coach.
He comes to the Gallagher Premiership Club Gloucester, said the Welsh Rugby Union, where he will return after the tournament.
The 42 -year -old Thomas is the second coach at Wales in competition this season after recruiting the Scrum specialist Adam Jones after recruiting Harlequins.
Thomas will have a specific responsibility for the skills of the forwards and will work closely with Jones and the forwards coach Jonathan Humphreys.
