Victor wrote:
So, those of you at the game yesterday may have noticed that the LBSA were not selling the 50/50 tickets. This I was told, was at the behest of the club who have decided that they want to run the halftime
draw.
Next up Pontypridd RFC are on the road away at Neath RFC. The Indigo Group Premiership match at The Lextan Gnoll on Saturday 30th September kicks off at 2:30pm. Saturday’s match heralds both Ponty’s first visit to the Gnoll and a first meeting with Neath since Friday 8th February 2019.
It was another dramatic weekend in the Rugby World Cup as Wales became the first to qualify for the quarter-finals, humbling Australia again, Ireland defeated defending champions South Africa and England racked up a huge win.
ComeOnYouUll wrote:
You can listen here
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0gg7191
Nine new signings including five from the NRL.
The Connacht centre is enjoying a sensational tournament and his pure physicality was even too much for South Africa to handle
bonaire wrote:
They need to get some fitness into the squad from day 1,none of this build up as the season progresses nonsense.
The club staff should also be working on adding pace and speed to the players which is something else we have been missing.
Head coach Gregor Townsend stunned that Tonga wing Afusipa Taumoepeau was not sent off for his high hit on captain who failed HIA
Pumpetypump wrote:
I've said before, this whole "there aren't enough players" thing is a self fulfilling prophecy. Every time we shrink our top flight we diminish the popular appeal, we harm players pathways.
Sacred Cow wrote:
Tanginoa is one of the few super league standard players we have, it’s not a surprise that he is generating interest. Yes he has some deficiencies hence why he’s not still in the NRL...
Munster Rugby and the IRFU are pleased to confirm that Head Coach Graham Rowntree has signed a two-year contract extension to stay at the province until at least 2026. In his first season as Head Coach last season...
