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Wales To Be Warmed In Iceland By The Comeback Tale Of Rhys Norrington-Davies
If Wales need inspiration as they head towards World Cup qualifiers later this season, then the man to supply it could be Rhys Norrington-Davies. The Sheffield United defender has shown bucketfuls of resilience to get to the point where he may now finally return for his country this weekend.
Cool, Calm And Collector Of Wales’ Young Player Of The Year Award . . . Cameron Winnett
Cameron Winnett’s stellar first season in senior rugby has been crowned with him being named as the Welsh Rugby Writers’ Association Welsh Young Player of the Year for 2024. The 21-year-old Cardiff Rugby full back not only nailed down the full back berth at his region but is now the proud owner of seven senior Welsh caps.
Joe Rodon Insists Wales Can Stay Afloat Despite Loss Of “Anchor” Ethan Ampadu
Joe Rodon is confident Wales can overcome the “massive loss” of his Leeds United team-mate Ethan Ampadu for the rest of their Nations League campaign. Leeds captain Ampadu will be out until at least January having sustained a knee ligament injury in their Sky Bet Championship win over Coventry on September 28.
Gareth Thomas Determined To Stay Wales' No.1 Number One
No player has started more Test matches for Wales over the past 12 months than Gareth Thomas. He may not have the public profile of some of his team-mates, but the Ospreys prop has established himself as a real mainstay of the national side. Thomas has worn the No 1 jersey for 11 of Wales’ 13 Tests going back to September of last year, taking in the World Cup, the Six Nations and the summer tour of Australia.
Swansea City Get Rid Of Paul Watson With Three Paragraph Statement
Swansea City have parted company with sporting director Paul Watson after issuing a brief three-paragraph statement. Watson has left with immediate effect, little more than two months into the season and only five weeks after the close of the transfer window, over which he presided. The 38-year-old had been in the job for less than 18 months and had overseen three transfer windows, with mixed results when it came the success of the club’s recruitment.
Nelson Jardim Still Upbeat Even Though Newport County Fail At Bradford
Newport County manager Nelson Jardim insists he remains optimistic over his team’s progress this season despite a fourth defeat in six matches. County have dropped to 10th place in League Two after a 3-1 defeat at Bradford City that enabled the home club to leapfrog Jardim’s team in the table.
Ebbw Vale Throw Super Rugby Cymru Predictions In The Bin With Sensational Double
Ebbw Vale team manager Dan Haymond believes his club have struck a significant blow by inflicting back-to-back defeats on Llandovery. The Steelmen have played the pre-season favourites for the Super Rugby Cymru title twice in successive weeks and won both matches.
Aaron Ramsey Warned Off Considering Cardiff City Player-Coach Role
Craig Bellamy has warned his Wales captain Aaron Ramsey against taking up a player-coach role at Cardiff City. Ramsey was recently awarded his UEFA A Licence and has been linked with a Cardiff coaching job following the sacking of Erol Bulut and the interim appointment of Omer Riza.
Jodie Grinham And Welsh Stars Of Para GB Honoured By Disability Sport Wales Celebrations
Jodie Grinham and a host of other Welsh star of the Paris Parlympic Games have been honoured with a celebrations night, hosted by Disability Sport Wales. Grinham – who made headlines around the world when she became the first pregnant women to win a Paralympic medal – spoke of overcoming a difficult year before she won gold and bronze in para-archery this summer.
Wales Pay Thanks To Pioneers Who Helped Build A Path To Euro 2025
Wales take on Slovakia in a two-legged semi-final at the end of this month as they seek to qualify for Women’s Euro 2025. It would be the team’s first major tournament finals and the fulfilment of a cherished ambition for so many past players, as Alys Haynes reports. Wales may be on the threshold of history, but they have not forgotten their past.
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Swansea City Look To Charlie Patino As Their Next London Loan Star
Swansea City fans could be forgiven for getting a little excited after the recruitment of new loan signing Charlie Patino from Arsenal. The 19-year-old hardly pulled up any trees in terms of results when he was sent out to Blackpool - who were relegated last season - but the devil... Read More
New Swan Sam Surridge Hopes To Bring England Quality To Liberty Stadium
New Swansea City striker Sam Surridge is hoping some of the stardust he picked up from rubbing shoulders with Jermain Defoe and Callum Wilson can be sprinkled at the Liberty Stadium. Surridge, 21, has completed a loan move from Bournemouth, where he was able view the England international strike pair... Read More
Bobby Reid Takes The Wager Neil Warnock Declined And Bets: We Can Stay Up . . . Easily
Bobby Reid believes the end of his eight-hour wait for a goal at Cardiff City can rouse the club into a successful season in the Premier League. The Bluebirds striker had started five games and come on as substitute in three more before his moment finally arrived and he scored... Read More
Swans Old Boy Tammy Told, You Should Have Handed Out More Pain
There was an air of inevitability about Tammy Abraham being the match-winner against Swansea City, but the club’s former loan striker was told he should have heaped far more misery on them. Abraham scored the only goal of the game as the Swans lost away at Aston Villa. The young... Read More
Happy Birthday, Ethan . . . Here's Some Cake And A Ticket To Cardiff
Neil Warnock wants to offer Ethan Ampadu a very special 18th birthday present – a loan spell at Cardiff City. The Bluebirds manager missed out on another Chelsea startlet in the summer, Tammy Abraham, but has set his sights on bringing teenage sensation Ampadu to Cardiff in the new year. Ampadu,... Read More
Swansea City v Southampton: Five Talking Points
1) This was no Cup final.
Some had called this fixture with the grimmest of consequences a Cup final, but that was not an apt description since this always felt more about the jeopardy than the glory. It more resembled a final attempt to avoid obliteration by two diminished prize fighters... Read More
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