Gary Rangers says that Simon Istrby is still “focusing” on his role as a temporary coach in Ireland, amid reports that he could be the next Wales coach.
The 49 -year -old led the team to two wins with a reward to start their pregnancy in six countries with the usual coach Andy Farrell on the Astrq with the British lions and Irish.
However, he was linked to Wales's function after confirming Warren Gatland's departure on Wednesday.
The former back row was a player and a major coach in Scarletz and still lives in Wales, who is playing Ireland in Cardiff on February 22.
“I only heard it from one of the boys, but certainly, it is not something at all,” said Reingrov.
“Simon focuses on trying to prepare for the best we can, and this is in line with what the players lead.”
The head of the Ireland sports performance, who was working in Scarletz when Istrbe is a player, feels that “speculation” is inevitable.
“He is so good that there will always be speculation in professional sport, as this human nature,” Wallets said.
“There was a change with Wales, the fact that he lived there, and he was always connected.
“This is the quality of the man. The credit for the group, nothing said about it.
“We just continue to prepare for Lelze as we do naturally.”
Wonstez, who joined Irish employees last year, was impressed by how Istirbi moved to the role of the main coach who was auxiliary to the ticket for more than a decade.
“He really brought his flavor to things. It was great to see,” he added.
“Even in the fall, he is a leader. It is not as if he sat in the shade, and all of this is a sudden push in the limelight.
“It didn't feel different. He was there all the time.”
