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Jack Marriott Insists Wrexham Intend To Stay In The Fast Lane

Jack Marriott Insists Wrexham Intend To Stay In The Fast Lane
Jack Marriott has warned Wrexham’s League One rivals his team intend to keep their foot hard to the floor as they aim to drive themselves into the record books. No club has ever tyre-screeched their way from non-League to the second tier in successive seasons, but Wrexham continue to leave the rest in their exhaust fumes.

Wales Drop Down Rankings After Scotland Thrashing . . . But Ioan Cunningham Insists He’s Got This

Wales Drop Down Rankings After Scotland Thrashing . . . But Ioan Cunningham Insists He’s Got This
Ioan Cunningam is choosing to look on the bright side even though his Wales women’s team have dropped to 10th in the latest World Rugby rankings after losing 40-14 to Scotland last weekend. That makes Wales the lowest ranked team in the Six Nations, with both Ireland and Italy having moved above them.

Rain Man Craig Bellamy Needs A New Jacket, But Is Proud After Wales Weather Storm

Rain Man Craig Bellamy Needs A New Jacket, But Is Proud After Wales Weather Storm
Craig Bellamy expressed pride over Wales’ win in Montenegro after facing what he said were the toughest conditions in his career. Torrential rain in Niksic saw the City Stadium pitch cut up from the early stages, with players regularly losing their footing and the ball skidding everywhere on the sodden surface.

Stevie Williams Proud To Be First Welshman To Win Tour Of Britain

Stevie Williams Proud To Be First Welshman To Win Tour Of Britain
Stevie Williams says he could not be prouder after becoming the first Welshman to win the Tour of Britain. The Welsh rider Williams, 28, who won stages two and three, secured victory in 21 hours 25 minutes 14 seconds, with fellow Briton Oscar Onley 16 seconds behind him in second place.

Craig Bellamy On Gary Speed: I Hope Wales Players Feel Like I Did When He Was In Charge

Craig Bellamy On Gary Speed: I Hope Wales Players Feel Like I Did When He Was In Charge
Craig Bellamy has paid tribute to the legacy left by Gary Speed by declaring that Welsh football will always carry his identity. Speed, who played alongside Bellamy for Newcastle and Wales and also coached him at international level, took his own life in November 2011 at the age of 42.

Aled Davies Tastes Bitter Defeat . . . But Paris Is Sweet For Laura Sugar

Aled Davies Tastes Bitter Defeat . . . But Paris Is Sweet For Laura Sugar
Aled Davies has admitted he is finding it hard to offer an explanation for his failure to win a fourth Paralympic gold medal. Wales’ greatest current Paralympian was unable to follow up his titles of the 2012, 2016 and 2020 Games and had to settle for shot put silver in Paris on a final weekend where Laura Sugar took gold in para canoeing and Phil Pratt earned a silver in wheelchair basketball.

Toby Booth Insists It's The Right Time To Leave The Ospreys After One More Season

Toby Booth Insists It’s The Right Time To Leave The Ospreys After One More Season
Toby Booth has insisted the Ospreys’ shock announcement that he is to stand down at the end of the 2024-25 season is the right decision. The Swansea-based region have said that former Bath and London Irish coach Booth, who masterminded progression to the United Rugby Championship play-offs and EPCR Challenge Cup quarter-finals last term, will be succeeded by former Wales wing Mark Jones. Jones will step up from his current position as Ospreys defence coach, with Justin Tipuric replacing Jones in that job.

Wrexham's Continued Surge Has Phil Parkinson Calling For Calm After Five Games

Wrexham’s Continued Surge Has Phil Parkinson Calling For Calm After Five Games
Phil Parkinson has insisted it is early days, but there is no denying his Wrexham team have quickly regained the Hollywood-fuelled momentum that carried them to back-to-back promotions. The Wrexham manager smiled broadly, but made calming gestures with his hands after his team moved three points clear at the top of League One, with an emphatic 3-0 derby victory over Shrewsbury at The Racecourse Ground. Parkinson’s side were told by many pundits to temper their expectations in the third tier, given that bigger clubs with larger budgets would be muscling their way to the top.

Rob Davies Plots Route To LA 2028. . . But Admits He Needs To Ask Mrs. Davies

Rob Davies Plots Route To LA 2028. . . But Admits He Needs To Ask Mrs. Davies
Rob Davies was overjoyed to be back on the Paralympic podium after winning silver at Paris 2024, eight years after his first medal. The table tennis player last competed at a Paralympic Games in Rio and won men's singles class one gold but was unable to defend his title at Tokyo 2020 after he was side-lined with a shoulder injury.

Craig Bellamy Era Starts Goalless But Certainly Not Pointless

Craig Bellamy Era Starts Goalless But Certainly Not Pointless
Wales began the Craig Bellamy era with a 0-0 Nations League draw against 10-man Turkey in Cardiff. New boss Bellamy did not get the victory he would have craved at kick-off but it was a positive performance from Wales against opponents who reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 this summer.

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Wales Desperate To Get A Tune Out Of Regan . . . But Will It Be Amazing Grace?

Every cloud needs a silver lining, so what shouldn’t Regan Grace provide it in the “Sunshine State” of Queensland? There have been a few bright individual moments during Wales’ tour of Australia - Dewi Lake, Archie Griffin and Taine Plumtree come to mind - but in the main it’s been... Read More

James Botham Drafted In As Wales Make Changes To Face Wallabies

Wales have been forced into four changes, two of them positional, for the second Test against Australia in Melbourne on Saturday. Two of the changes come in the back row, where Taine Plumtree moves to number eight with Aaron Wainwright ruled out of the remainder of the tour by a... Read More

Rob Howley Tells Wales To Move On From Aaron Wainwright Injury Blow

Wales have suffered a huge blow - the loss of number eight Aaron Wainwright - ahead of Saturday’s second Test against Australia in Melbourne. Wainwright, who won his 50th cap when Wales went down to a 25-16 defeat in the series opener last weekend, suffered a leg injury and was... Read More

Wales Must Learn Their Lessons As Quickly as New-Look Wallabies

The pressure is mounting... Read More

Two Kiwis And One Tight Head-To-Head Record As Wales Take On Australia

Warren Gatland has revealed he used to try to rattle new Australian coach Joe Schmidt when he was in charge of Ireland. The two Kiwis will resume their coaching rivalry in Sydney on Saturday with Gatland trying to end a run of seven straight defeats with Wales and Schmidt hoping... Read More

Dewi Lake Aims To Be A History-Maker . . . And End 55 Years Of Wales Failure

Not many senior players wearing the red shirt of Wales have won in Australia. No-one, in fact, in the past 55 years. Which – should he need any – will provide Wales captain Dewi Lake with extra motivation when he leads out his team for the first Test against Australia... Read More
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