Wales rugby fans believe Wayne Pivac was right to dispense with the services of Byron Hayward, but also feel defence isn't his side's biggest problem.
We ran a fans' survey after the weekend announcement to assess you views about Hayward leaving the coaching set-up following a review of the Six Nations, in which Wales won just one match.
On the question about whether Hayward's exit was the right decision, 75% of respondents said yes.
In his absence, Gethin Jenkins will take on more responsibilities heading into the Autumn Nations Cup opener against Ireland this Friday, before Pivac conducts a search for a permanent replacement post-autumn.
As for a permanent replacement, fans - surprise, surprise - named Shaun Edwards' as the most popular candidate to fill the role, followed by Steve Tandy and Jenkins.
However, a majority 63% of respondents do not believe Wales' defence is actually their biggest issue.
Attack, breakdown and set-piece were listed as other concerning areas, with Pivac himself also named as a problem.
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