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Alex Robertson Is Determined To Use Manchester City Pedigree As Base For Impact At Cardiff

Alex Robertson Is Determined To Use Manchester City Pedigree As Base For Impact At Cardiff
Alex Robertson came up through the Manchester City ranks rubbing shoulders with the likes of Phil Foden and Cole Palmer but now he’s just looking forward to his first 90 minutes of Championship action. The Scottish-born, Australian-raised midfielder signed a four year deal with Cardiff City in the summer, leaving the Etihad for £1m after six years in the light blue camp.

Welsh Regions Tune Up For Start Of New Season

Welsh Regions Tune Up For Start Of New Season
All four Welsh regions will be in action this weekend (Saturday, 31 August) as the big build-up to the new season gathers pace. The Ospreys will welcome Aberavon, Bridgend and Swansea to the Swansea.Com Stadium for their innovative ‘Origin Series’, which will include three 30 minute matches against the new Super Rygbi Cymru teams in their reg

Colin Ingram Keeps It Simple To Simply Dominate For Glamorgan

Colin Ingram Keeps It Simple To Simply Dominate For Glamorgan
Colin Ingram has revealed that simplicity has been the secret of his resurgent form after he struck a career-best 206 not out for Glamorgan. Ingram became the first batter this summer to reach 1,000 first class runs as he plundered his fifth century of the season, and his highest score, to put Glamorgan into a commanding position at the end of the second day against Leicestershire as they led by 180 runs.

Neil Robinson Is The Quiet Big Man Of British Para Table Tennis

Neil Robinson Is The Quiet Big Man Of British Para Table Tennis
If you go by the numbers, then Neil Robinson’s influence on para table tennis in Wales is easy to recognise. Of the 11 Great Britain squad members currently in Paris for the Paralympic Games, four of them are Welsh.

Craig Harrison Hails The New Saints’ Euro Triumph As His Greatest Moment

Craig Harrison Hails The New Saints’ Euro Triumph As His Greatest Moment
The New Saints manager Craig Harrison has paid tribute to his players after they became the first Welsh domestic league club to qualify for a major European competition group stage. The Saints have written a new page in Welsh football history after they beat FK Panevezys on aggregate.

Dan James Ruled Out Of Wales Squad After Latest Injury

Dan James Ruled Out Of Wales Squad After Latest Injury
Daniel James has been ruled out of Wales’ double header against Turkey and Montenegro by Leeds boss Daniel Farke. James was named by new Wales manager Craig Bellamy in his first squad on Wednesday for the two upcoming Nations League fixtures.

Beth Munro Has Gone From Unknown To World No.1 In Time For Paris

Beth Munro Has Gone From Unknown To World No.1 In Time For Paris
Beth Munro is among the favourites to win gold when the taekwondo competition gets underway at the Paris Paralympics on 29 August. The Welsh fighter surprised everyone, including herself, when she claimed silver at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, her second international competition.

Aaron Ramsey Will Keep The Wales Armband . . . But It’s No Big Deal, Says Craig Bellamy

Aaron Ramsey Will Keep The Wales Armband . . . But It’s No Big Deal, Says Craig Bellamy
Craig Bellamy has named Aaron Ramsey as captain of his first Wales squad but he doesn’t see it as any big deal. The former Arsenal, Rangers, Juventus and Nice star, now plying his trade at his home town team Cardiff City, won the last of his 84 caps in a friendly against South Korea on 7 September 2023, missing the end of the unsuccessful play-off campaign for the Euros this summer.

Ffos Las Racecourse: Preview and Tips for Thursday’s Six-Race Afternoon Flat Card

Ffos Las Racecourse: Preview and Tips for Thursday’s Six-Race Afternoon Flat Card
The Flat racing continues at Ffos Las on Thursday with day one of the Summer Flat Festival at Ffos Las. Racing on the opening day of action gets underway at 2.25pm with a maiden stakes in class five before coming to a close at 5pm with a two-mile handicap in class six.

Leeds United’s Karl Darlow Is Wales’ New Boy As Craig Bellamy Considers Captaincy Options

Leeds United’s Karl Darlow Is Wales’ New Boy As Craig Bellamy Considers Captaincy Options
Leeds goalkeeper Karl Darlow has joined the Wales set-up by being named in Craig Bellamy’s first squad. Northampton-born Darlow – the grandson of former Wales international and 1958 World Cup squad member Ken Leek – turned down the chance earlier in his career to join the Dragons’ squad when choosing to focus on club football.

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Last Welshman To Beat The All Blacks In A Welsh Shirt Dies Aged 97 . . . RIP Courtenay Meredith

Courtenay Meredith, one of the world’s greatest tight head props in the Fifties and the last surviving player from the Wales team that beat New Zealand in 1953, has died at the age of 97. The former Neath prop was a renowned scrummager in his playing days, a precursor to... Read More

Newport Saracens Dedicate Cup Final To Dale Tucker

Newport Saracens will be dedicating Saturday’s Admiral Division 4 Cup final to the memory of one of their former players Dale Tucker, who died suddenly this season. The passing of the Wales rugby league Under 19 cap and Dragonhearts centre was a huge shock to the rugby community in Newport.... Read More

Charlie Faulkner Tributes Paid After Pontypool Front Rower Dies At 81

Tributes have been paid to former Wales prop forward Tony “Charlie” Faulkner following his death aged 81. The former Pontypool loosehead earned 19 caps for Wales between 1975 and 1979, winning four Five Nations titles and the Grand Slam twice in a squad which included the likes of Gareth Edwards... Read More

Dan Bigger Ruffles Feathers Across World Rugby . . . But His Competitive Nature Gives Wales A Chance Against World Class Springboks

By Stuart Taylor Wales captain Dan Biggar has previously had the somewhat dubious honour of being named among the world's most hated rugby players. Yes, sadly, such a list exists. Last year, the top-five list compiled by the rugby website Ruck.co.uk saw Biggar named No.5, with fellow fly-half Owen Farrell of England named the most... Read More

Alun Wyn Jones Joins Graham Price On Lions Elevenes But Denies Respect Was One-Sided In First Test

Alun Wyn Jones has refused to get drawn on Rassie Erasmus' criticism of the refereeing in the first Test and warned the Springboks there is more to come from the Lions. The Lions captain was responding after Rassie Erasmus, the South Africa director of rugby, released an unorthodox 62-minute video... Read More

"Pross" . . . The Bulldozer Driver Who Built A Rugby Empire At Pontypool

Ray Prosser, who died earlier this week at the age of 93, was more than just a player and a coach. As Peter Jackson recalls, he was a philosopher, educator and sociologist, when he wasn’t driving a bulldozer for a living. Monday, January 20, 1975 – training night at Pontypool... Read More
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