Rob Howley
Rob Howley is a former Welsh rugby international and coach, known for his significant contributions to Welsh rugby as both a player and a coach. He served as an assistant coach under Warren Gatland and filled the head coaching role during Gatland’s absence on British and Irish Lions duties. Howley was integral to Wales' success in various tournaments but faced challenges during his coaching tenure, especially during periods of disappointing performances.
Born on Sep 13, 1970 (54 years old)
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United Kingdom:
Rob Howley was in temporary charge during Warren Gatland's sabbatical.
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New Zealand:
Rob Howley was promoted by Gatland to take charge of the attack.
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Ireland:
He was followed out the door by his assistant Rob Howley.
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Ireland:
Rob Howley will not be part of Wales’ coaching team for the final three games of the tournament despite remaining under contract with the WRU.
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New Zealand:
Rob Howley was an assistant to Gatland alongside Jonathan Humphreys and Mike Forshaw.
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United Kingdom:
Current assistant coach Rob Howley filled the role of interim head coach during Gatland’s first reign.
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