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Former Wales captain Sam Warburton says there is “no silver bullet” to Wales’ problems and does not expect a change in coaching staff should they lose to Italy.<\/b><\/p>\n
Warren Gatland’s side suffered a 13th successive Test loss in their Six Nations opener to France on Friday.<\/p>\n
Les Bleus ran in seven tries to inflict a record 43-0 tournament defeat<\/a> for Wales in France.<\/p>\n Round two sees Wales head to Italy for a game that another former captain Dan Biggar described as the most important in Welsh rugby for 15-20 years.<\/p>\n Warburton says “I don’t think it’s their biggest game” with Wales playing for Grand Slam titles and in Rugby World Cup semi-finals during that period.<\/p>\n “I think what Dan meant was the consequences could be some of the biggest in the last 15 years,” he told BBC Two’s Six Nations Rugby Special.<\/a><\/p>\n “If they lose that game, they’ve then got Ireland, Scotland and England.<\/p>\n “It’s tricky to see where the win is going to come, I think that’s why people are pinning so much pressure on this game.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n