Gatland may change Dragons' slayers

Wales coach Warren Gatland looks set to change a winning team when his Twickenham heroes continue their quest for the RBS 6 Nations title against Scotland in Cardiff next Saturday.

Gatland may change Dragons' slayers
Sun, 03 Feb, 2008 - 14:45

Wales coach Warren Gatland looks set to change a winning team when his Twickenham heroes continue their quest for the RBS 6 Nations title against Scotland in Cardiff next Saturday.

Injuries could force lock Alun-Wyn Jones and flanker Jonathan Thomas out of Gatland’s selection plans.

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