RAPIDO wrote:
Yes I fear you are right doesn't fit the model/criteria don't think he'll be the last either.
Stu M wrote:
Expected better from you.
I doubt there’s a tougher player in the game than Lomax with what he’s been through injury wise and as a kid.
Continually takes the line on and gets hit late yet an opposition player is never cited nor banned.
jbuzza wrote:
Seems LI will be given another week to close out their supposed takeover.
Pontypridd RFC are delighted to announce the signing of Wales U20’s outside half Josh Phillips from the Scarlets. The 21 year old from the Rhondda played for Pontypridd Juniors and won the Dewar Shield with Rhondda Schools when he was younger.
gizempo wrote:
I’m not sure he was making Inman the scapegoat. I think most of us were undecided about who should partner LJ after the St Helens game. Tom played very well that evening, so it was no surprise that he was given another go at half back...
CM Punk wrote:
It's a shame that the year Wakefield finally start getting Belle Vue up to scratch that they forget how to play on the pitch.
Ireland Head Coach Andy Farrell has today named a 42-player Summer Training Squad to begin preparations for the Bank of Ireland Nations Series and Rugby World Cup 2023. 9 Munster players have been named including the uncapped Calvin Nash.
BOJ042 wrote:
[code][/code]
I just dont know why he would do it - must be a crap load of money and or a coaching gig in the championship next year?
his legacy is a cult hero...
Heriot’s Rugby Club have announced their coaching team for Blues Women in preparation for the upcoming Tennent’s Premiership 2023/24 season. Craig Robertson takes the lead as Head Coach from pre-season in July, after being part of the Blues Men coaching team at Goldenacre since 2020.
A MAN is facing trial accused of stabbing a rugby player to death outside a nightclub.
Thousands of Munster supporters made their way to a sun-kissed Thomond Park on Monday evening to welcome home the 2023 URC Champions. Munster’s thrilling 19-14 win over the Stormers in Cape Town was...
