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Monday 29 March 2010 8:44 pm

James will say sorry to Gatland

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RUGBY UNION: Exiled wing Tom James will apologise to Wales coach Warren Gatland following his walk-out before the 33-10 Six Nations win over Italy.

The 22-year-old stormed out of the camp three days before the game after hearing Gatland had handed a debut to 18-year-old Ospreys starlet Tom Prydie.

James’ Blues coach Dai Young said: “Tom will be the first to speak to Warren and [Wales attack coach] Rob Howley this week. He knows he made a mistake.”

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