Exeter Rhino wrote:
I thought so too. To be fair he did well in the second half of the season (as he did in our GF run/win in 2017), and he scored some crucial tries in important games, but he's just not the player for a club of our ambitions.
This Saturday 8th October Pontypridd welcome the Wizards of Aberavon to Sardis Road, the Indigo Group Premiership match kicks off at 2:30pm. Last season the two clubs met only once during a shortened league campaign due to covid.
CHEADLE LEYTHER wrote:
I think I go further back than you when I remember the first coming of the messiah Alex Murphy as Player-coach. In the Wembley season 70/71 a total over 110,000 attended 17 league matches giving an average home crowds of 6,500.
exiled Warrior wrote:
Exactly - money will always be the driving force but clubs need to look outside the box a bit more, most clubs have a significant asset sat idle for most of the year (ground) so need to look at how that can be utilisied more as an example.
Dunkirk Spirit wrote:
So how many teams will be in Super League?
In IMG's words, that is 'open and fluid'. The goal is that in the coming years, those Category B clubs who get a place in Super League develop on and off the field to such an extent they are awarded Category A grading.
The Red Roses head into the tournament in New Zealand as overwhelming favourites, currently on a world-record winning streak
Munster are back on the road this week for our first Interpro of the season away to Connacht on Friday (7.35pm). See what’s coming up across the organisation this week below. Monday The Munster squad begin their training week.
Judder Man wrote:
Yes, but it wasn,t in Manly's back yard which is what the original Rogue's trollling comment is about.
As regards to spending didn't the Wigoons spend big to keep...
10_15_Merchant wrote:
Always seemed like a centre playing SR to me. His one trick now seems to be chasing planned grubber kicks from Williams. Maybe he will play more centre next year, he seems to have the necessary skills.
Munster beat Zebre 21-5 at Musgrave Park on Saturday evening in their first victory of the new campaign on a landmark night for a number of players. 18-year-old Ruadhan Quinn became the province’s youngest player in the professional era...
Its round 4 of the BKT United Rugby Championship as we return home to The Sportsground for a massive Interprovincial-derby against Munster on Friday. This will be our first game on our brand new state-of-the-art pitch.
The monthly Ponty RFC Quiz Night takes place this Friday 7th October. The popular contest offers great fun with a competitive edge and takes place on the first Friday evening of every month in the clubhouse.
