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Howley leaves Wales role as Sherratt recalls trio
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Howley leaves Wales role as Sherratt recalls trio
Thursday, 13 February 2025
Assistant coach Rob Howley leaves the
Wales
set-up as interim boss Matt
Sherratt
makes changes to his squad and staff.
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