Clayton McMillan: 'I'm not thinking about running away but I can't do the job on my own'

While no timeline for the delivery of the review has been given, McMillan said he would “trust that process” as a means to move into the second and third years of his tenure as head coach. 
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan. Pic: Tom O’Hanlon/Inpho

Munster head coach Clayton McMillan. Pic: Tom O’Hanlon/Inpho

Clayton McMillan is hoping the Independent Governance and Organisational Review commissioned by Munster Rugby following the Roger Randle controversy will deliver the changes he believes he needs to continue as head coach beyond this season.

McMillan had last Thursday indicated his frustration at the decision, reached by mutual consent, not to proceed with Randle’s appointment as attack coach for next season. 

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