Wales needs to be ready for watershed 2025 RWC
The delayed 2021 Rugby World Cup came to an end on Saturday morning (UK time) with an enthralling Final between
Tag: Welsh Rugby Union
The WRU’s current governance will kill the game in Wales
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) released their 2022 Annual Report last week and achieved the seemingly desired outcome of making
Premiership left in no-man’s land thanks to latest amateur decision
Ever since the game in Wales went professional it has been stricken by amateur decision making that is slowly but
Out of touch and out of pocket – how the WRU has been surpassed by the FAW
Now the intention of this blog is not to create or build on any supposed divide between football and rugby,
The WRU has caused this mess, but Pivac still needs to develop a backbone
Wales’ 2022 Guinness Six Nations campaign was, to my eyes, an almost completely unmitigated disaster of a two months, leaving
iT’s OnLy oNe GaMe
It’s been an interesting few days of differing viewpoints in Wales after Saturday’s 29-7 loss at the hands of Ireland
Up to Rob Butcher to make a success of the All Blacks clash
The autumn internationals got off to a somewhat inauspicious start on Saturday evening as Wales were completely outclassed by New
The two-day investigation and wrist slap that make a mockery of Cardiff Rugby “values”
Last week I wrote about how Cardiff Rugby and the Welsh Rugby Union had questions to answer over their handling
Questions remain for Cardiff and WRU over Cory Hill incident
The news that has broken this week regarding Cory Hill’s behaviour back in May, when he damaged a woman’s home
Lack of long-term security puts Arms Park future at risk
It is now just six-and-a-half months until Cardiff Blues Limited’s lease of the Arms Park expires, potentially leaving Cardiff Rugby
Cardiff Rugby Life 