Wayne Pivac insists he isn't worried about a clamour for his head following Saturday's shock defeat to Italy and says he is focused on dealing with the "improvements that need to happen."
Pivac addressed his future after Wales ended their Six Nations title defence in woeful fashion, falling to their first defeat to the Italians on home soil in history. That left them finishing fifth in a campaign when they won just one out of five matches.
The poor run of results, and in particular the woeful display against perennial Six Nations losers Italy, has seen many call for Pivac to go. However, while the beleaguered Wales coach admitted his critics were free to think that, he maintained it was a case of persevering with what he is doing.
