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Wales Boss Rob Page Has Seen The Future . . . And It Looks Like Brennan Johnson
Wales may be about to have their first shot at World Cup glory in 64 years, but manager Robert Page, is already looking to a future built around the likes of Bennan Johnson. As Page prepares for the do-or-die play-off against either Scotland or Ukraine, he also has a mind on the younger generation. The caretaker boss - whose own deal with Wales only runs as far as the end of the World Cup campaign - has heaped praise on fit-again Kieffer Moore, and believes he can bring something different to the team, but has stressed the importance of preparing the younger players in the squad for the future of Welsh football.
Welsh Gymnast Gemma Frizelle Set For Rhythmic British Championships As Birmingham 2022 Draws Closer
"It's what we have been training for and preparing for a long time, so it’s both nerve-wracking and exciting.” Those are the words of Welsh rhythmic gymnast Gemma Frizelle as she and her team-mates prepare for a massive next three weeks. First up is the Rhythmic Gymnastics British Championships in Telford this weekend, followed a fortnight later by the Welsh Championships in Cardiff.
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Dai Young Insists He Wants Second Time Around With Cardiff Blues To Be More Than A Six-Month Romance
Dai Young has admitted he was left burnt by 16 years of non-stop coaching, but still believes there is enough fuel left in his tank to ignite Cardiff Blues. The new director of rugby at the Arms Park has only been appointed on an interim basis until the end of... Read More
Scarlets Chief Glenn Delaney Expects Cardiff Blues Rebound In Derby Clash
Scarlets head coach Glenn Delaney insists his team are primed to cope with a Cardiff Blues upswing following the departure of John Mulvihill and the appointment of Dai Young. Delaney – whose team travel to the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday evening for the Guinness Pro 14 derby – believes... Read More
Dai Young Confirmed As Cardiff Blues' Interim Coach . . . But Nigel Walker To Head Up Longer Term Plan
Dai Young insists it is the right time for him to step back into rugby after his return to Cardiff Blues was confirmed following the departure of John Mulvihill. Young has not coached for almost a year after he left Wasps in February of last year, but says he was... Read More
Dai Young Return And Dwayne Peel Promotion Being Considered By Cardiff Blues Following John Mulvihill Departure
By David Williams
A return for Dai Young or an immediate promotion for Dwayne Peel are two of the options being considered by Cardiff Blues following the departure of John Mulvihill.
Former Wales scrum-half Peel had already agreed to move from Ulster – where he is assistant coach – to the Arms... Read More
Justin Tupric Enjoys "Dominant" Ospreys' Display Over Cardiff Blues As Old Order Is Restored
Ospreys captain Justin Tipuric has revealed his pride in his team for their “dominant” display in comfortably beating rivals Cardiff Blues. Tipuric’s side won 17-3 at the Cardiff City Stadium on New Year’s Day, while the Scarlets were also clear winners – 20-3 – at home to the Dragons in... Read More
No Christmas Crackers But A Puzzle To Solve And We Did It, Says Cardiff Blues Coach
There was relief written all over the face of Cardiff Blues defence coach Richard Hodges after his side edged their way to a nail-biting 13-12 Christmas derby win over the Dragons at Rodney Parade. If it wasn’t a Christmas cracker, there was enough tension to the end to keep everyone... Read More
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