Ospreys part company with head coach Holley

The Ospreys have parted company with head coach Sean Holley by mutual consent, the Welsh region announced this morning.

Ospreys part company with head coach Holley
Wed, 15 Feb, 2012 - 12:16

The Ospreys have parted company with head coach Sean Holley by mutual consent, the Welsh region announced this morning.

Holley has been with the Ospreys since their inception in 2003, but following discussions with the board it was decided he should leave with immediate effect.

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