Women’s Six Nations: Lynn to give wounded Wales a ‘licence to inspire’
Lynn will not have a star player Improve password and Alex Callender Because he hopes to be “very competitive” against Scotland in Edinburgh.
“I know a lot of the players in PWR, they’re a good dress, but so are we,” he said.
The fixture has a greater significance as the two teams will also meet in the opening pool match at the Rugby World Cup in England this summer.
“It’s going to be a rehearsal and some of our girls will have only six days of turnaround.
“I have a lot of confidence in these girls and I’m very confident that we can go there and really go in Scotland.”
Lynn also hints at how Wales looks under his management, and former coach Ioan Cunningham’s domination is well aware of the strength of the team.
“I think we’ll see some changes in the game,” he said.
“We will enjoy the defense, we will be alive and bring the ball back to its original state.
“We’re going to have a nice fixture and I’m going to give these girls a license to inspire, we’re going to move the ball to the edge and free the athletes.
“I think we have to make sure we have a mindset of working hard with each other.”
