Williams quits Ulster post

Matt Williams has left his job as Ulster coach, citing family reasons.

Williams quits Ulster post
Thu, 21 May, 2009 - 09:12

Matt Williams has left his job as Ulster coach, citing family reasons.

The former Leinster and Scotland boss, who replaced Mark McCall in December 2007, will now return to his native Australia.

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