Eddy leaves Warriors

Worcester have parted company with coach Anthony Eddy following eight successive Guinness Premiership defeats.

Eddy leaves Warriors
Tue, 21 Nov, 2006 - 14:17

Worcester have parted company with coach Anthony Eddy following eight successive Guinness Premiership defeats.

Rugby director John Brain though, will remain in charge, with Billy McGinty taking on the backs coaching role and former England assistant coach Phil Larder playing a bigger part on defence alongside Brain.

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