Wales focussing on themselves, not England injuries - Gatland


  • Rugby
  • Wednesday, 28 Jan 2015

LONDON (Reuters) - Wales coach Warren Gatland is not paying too much attention to England's injury crisis ahead of their Six Nations showdown next month, saying Stuart Lancaster's men have enough strength in depth to cope.

The Friday night blockbuster in Cardiff on Feb. 6 should provide an explosive opening to the tournament, with memories of England's record 30-3 defeat in the Welsh capital two years ago still fresh in the minds of the Welsh public.

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