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Lynn will link up with Wales after attempting to win a third successive Premiership Women’s Rugby title with Gloucester-Hartpury on 16 March, with his side going up against Saracens.<\/p>\n
He then has less than a week to prepare Wales for their Women’s Six Nations opener against Scotland in Edinburgh on 22 March. <\/p>\n
Jones hopes Lynn’s club success will transfer to the international stage along with his attacking style of play.<\/p>\n
“It’s pretty exciting to have Shaun in because I know what he can create, a good environment where hopefully we can thrive and play our best rugby under him,” she said.<\/p>\n
“He’s a very excited, proud Welshman.”<\/p>\n
With Wales finishing bottom of last year’s championship, Jones said she will not be measuring this year’s success by their table position.<\/p>\n
“I think after the year we’ve had, personally I’d like to see my players and my team just smile in the jersey and enjoy playing Welsh rugby,” she said.<\/p>\n
“Just finding that love again in a Welsh jersey would be a massive win for us.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n