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Paul Rees: Wales go in search of a path back to the summit

Paul Rees sees signs of a better tomorrow for the men in red as debate continues about what happens next.
Deian Gwynne in action for Gloucester

Paul Rees sees signs of a better tomorrow for the men in red as debate continues about what happens next

The Welsh Rugby Union was forced to hold an emergency general meeting last Monday as a consequence of its decision to cull one of the country’s four professional regions.
Two of the targets of the clubs who forced the meeting, WRU chairman Richard Collier-Keywood and the chairman of the Professional Rugby Board, Malcolm Wall, had already taken action of their own ahead of votes of no confidence.
Collier-Keywood last month announced he would not be looking to stay on when his term of office...

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