Dan Biggar insists that Wales should consider saying goodbye to Warren Gatland now because losing streak 'cannot continue', since the shots chief says he is questioning himself

Warren Gatland admitted Wales' horror host career, which is now in 14 tests, let him question and said the sequence is “challenging.”

The 22-15 defeat of Italy means that Gatland's team now seems to end with the 2025 Six nations without victories for the second consecutive year, unless they can defeat one of the defenders of Ireland, Scotland or England against the probabilities against the probabilities In their remaining games.

Gatland now seems almost certainly that he will abandon his role as Wales chief coach at the end of the championship next month.

'There is no doubt that it is a challenge. You ask yourself, “Gatland said. 'You definitely feel the pressure as a team that has not won for a while.

“It is not the easiest position to be. But you have to be strong.”

The Press Conference after Gatland's game saw him again to stress how hard his team is working, while he also pointed out the solutions that Wales needs to do. However, the reality is that your team does not show signs of improvement.

Dan Biggar insists that Wales should consider fire coach Warren Gatland now

Wales' horror loss career extended to 14 tests after its 22-15 defeat in the six nations for Italy

It is unlikely that the Welsh Rugby Union present with Gatland's services in the middle of these six nations, but all the signs now point to what is leaving.

However, the former medium of Wales Fly and Mail sport The columnist Dan Biggar told ITV that Gatland's dismissal must now be considered.

“If you look at the games that Wales has lost in the last 12 months, today it was the poorest exhibition in that race,” Biggar said.

'It's hard to say, but it just doesn't work. This team seems less belief and trust. The curve has been down. I don't think anything is out of the table. It just can't be. It cannot continue.

Gatland described the fact that his team has fallen below Georgia to the 12th in the world classification of rugby as “disappointing.”

He added: 'We are frustrated as a group of players. There is no one more disappointed than us.

'We knew that today was quite vital for us and we are quite disappointed and frustrated.

'I understand about professional sport. Rugby is about performance and gain.

The Mail Sport columnist, Biggar, said that the serious sequence of results 'cannot continue'

Gatland now seems almost certain that he will abandon his role at the end of the championship

For Italy, this was a first house victory over Wales since 2007. The Azzurri used to be the children of the event and routinely had to face questions about whether they should be relegated and replaced by Georgia.

Now, it is Gatland and Wales who are in that position.

“I don't feel for them, sincerely,” said Italian captain Michele Lamaro about Wales. 'We all have moments when we are fighting with something. They are a very young team and could make it the other side soon.