vastman wrote:
CC biggest problem is that Lady Luck has not just deserted him but is now spitting in his face.
He may not be a good enough coach to lead us to the promised land but any reasonable person would admit that with a bit of luck he’d look a lot safer than he does now.
As many of you may have seen during the Pro14 final recently, our Old Wesley Jersey was proudly sitting in the stands showing the club’s support for Leinster during the game. Well last Sunday the jersey...
Last Sunday (2nd May) saw the return of minis and underage rugby to both Donnybrook and Ballycorus, with almost 200 stars of the future meeting back with friends and teammates. It was truly great to see so many young smiling happy faces back on our pitches.
Do you have rugby ambitions? We are actively looking for male and female players who are keen to take their game to the next level and have fun doing it! Heriot’s offers a unique and exciting opportunity for you to play and be part of a great rugby club...
fanstanningley wrote:
Leeds didnt sign Hastings because at the time a fee had been agreed but Hastings wanted an NRL clause so we pulled put and rightly so.Why pay a large fee when the player...
Jukesays wrote:
So what your saying is there's more to it than money???
If he's Homesick for the UK that's one thing - But what happens if he doesn't want to travel 4hrs a day (2hrs there and 2hrs back) for training?
Grimmy wrote:
For me it all depends on his reaction to it if he did say it. If he said it out of ignorance and is willing to apologise and be educated then I would keep him and have him attend an equality and diversity course.
The Ulster Rugby Medical Performance team has issued a squad update ahead of Friday’s Guinness PRO14 Rainbow Cup fixture against Munster Rugby at Thomond Park. John Cooney and Robert Baloucoune suffered concussions in the Challenge Cup game against Leicester Tigers...
Connacht Rugby can confirm Abraham Papali’i has committed to the province after signing a contract extension for the 2021-22 season. The number 8 has made a big impact since his arrival last season...
On Saturday 4th May 1996, 25 years ago today, Pontypridd faced Neath in only their third attempt to win the Welsh Cup. Ponty had lost to Bridgend in 1979, and got to the final the previous season against Swansea, but again came away the losers by 17-12.
