As the rugby world gears up for this year's World Cup, Hull KR's head coach Willie Peters has expressed his interest in leading England's national team. Although he hasn't engaged in any formal discussions yet, Peters described the potential role as an honor.
Peet Not in the Running
Meanwhile, another contender, Wigan's coach Matt Peet, has made it clear he is not pursuing the position. Speaking to BBC Sport, Peet explained that his current focus remains solely on his commitments to Wigan and his family, leaving the door open for future possibilities.
Williams Stresses Passion
England's captain, George Williams, who plans to move from Warrington to the NRL in 2026, emphasized the importance of passion in the new head coach. Following Shaun Wane's departure, Williams remarked on the necessity for a passionate approach to propel the team forward.
Williams expressed disappointment at Wane's exit, a sentiment shared by many players. He confidently stated that England's next coach will be naturally skilled but underscored the need for enthusiasm and energy to unite the team's elite players.
Looking Ahead
The search for a new coach continues, with candidates like Peters showing interest. Whoever takes the helm will need to inspire and harness the talents of England's top rugby players.
This transition phase could mark a new era for England rugby, as the team aims to make a significant impact in the upcoming World Cup.
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