Leeds_Luke wrote:
That seems a weird thing to say.
I wasn't under the impression that the site needed financial support. In fact, I was under the impression that the site had donated four figure sums to charities and through sponsorship on several occasions?
Greg Florimos Boots wrote:
Could have been better, could have been worse. Taking a bit of a hit compared to the clause allowed the club to get the Eden deal over the line so in that sense its really smart business by the club and a very good signing.
The GTFM Ponty Rugby Show is back after a week’s break and will be broadcast at 6:45pm on Wednesday evening 8th November – joining Iestyn Thomas as the special guest this week is Pontypridd flanker Sion Parry.
karetaker wrote:
Wigan’s similar thread is over 2700 pages given it’s over 10 years old. Nothing wrong with a bit of speculation and rumour. Sometimes they are true (when Abe posts them ) and others pure nonsense but it at least gives something to talk about in the off season.
vastman wrote:
He played over twenty games, how many chances do you need? But that's your opinion, and you might be right. What I have to slightly pull you up on is Hood, he is not a plodder IMO...
The Munster squad were training in Thomond Park today ahead of Friday’s URC round four Interpro clash against Ulster in Belfast (7.35pm). Read Monday’s squad update here. Gallery | Click here for Tuesday’s best training pics Tickets URC Round 5...
This was a late kick-off, as Doncaster Knights were also at home and took priority on the main pitch. Both sides started with a kicking game, testing each other’s defences. It was therefore some time before the forwards got the chance to test the set-piece.
Liverpool fans would have hoped that we wouldn’t need the help of referees in order to defeat Luton Town but it seems that there was some cause for complaint, after our 1-1 draw. Taking to his X account...
Next up for Pontypridd RFC is an Indigo Group Premiership match against Swansea RFC on Saturday 11th November, kick-off at Sardis Road is 2:30pm. Saturday’s match will be Ponty’s first at Sardis for four weeks, the last being the team’s bonus point win against Bridgend on 14th October.
Stu M wrote:
All those Wigan fans quick to criticise Woolf for anything and everything would do well to read this article, in particular his comments on helping the English game.
Excuse the pun but maybe he’s not the big bad Woolf after all….
