On this week's podcast we discuss the surprise apology to the Cattigan family from the Chair of Scottish Rugby Limited and the announcement of the Celtic Challenge
sergeant pepper wrote:
The sport isn't dying. In fact the NRL is thriving with new expansion teams and more rep football.
The issue over here is always what is has been - the RFL isn't fit to run anything.
Mrs Barista wrote:
:lol:
You've got as many "newbies"
Ins: Oliver Gildart (Leigh), Peta Hiku (North Queensland Cowboys), AJ Wallace (Bradford), Tyrone May (Catalans), Niall Evalds (Castleford)...
Rogues Gallery wrote:
a note, watch out for Jack Farrimond from Wigan, he will be 2nd year academy in 2024 but I think he'll also get a 1st team squad number. Not wishing to hex him but he's...
Pontypridd welcome Carmarthen Quins to Sardis Road on Thursday evening 23rd November. The Indigo Group Premiership match between the sides kicks off at 7:30pm and will be broadcast live on S4C Clic.
Legendary Red Rose wing was a key part of Sir Clive Woodward's 2003 squad, winning the World Cup just three years after the death of his father
Munster Rugby can confirm that Peter O’Mahony has made the decision to step down as squad captain after over 10 years leading the province. O’Mahony first captained Munster in a competitive game on September 3, 2011 at the age of 21.
FSW wrote:
Surely the point of the IMG system is to make clubs focus on generating income, sweating their assets and becoming more viable businesses. The ones who achieve the level of Grade A will be in Super League, however many that may be.
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The GTFM Ponty Rugby Show will be broadcast at 6:45pm on Wednesday evening 22nd November and this week’s broadcast will be hosted solely by Guto Davies. Guto will be giving listeners his summary of Pontypridd RFC’s tough, hard-fought win at Aberavon last Saturday.
Lawrence Dallaglio and Martin Johnson look, 20 years on, at the World Cup win and steps the current squad must take
Watch new Munster signing Alex Nankivell’s first interview since the centre joined from the Chiefs in New Zealand last month on a two-year contract. A Māori All Black, Alex has played in all five games for Munster so far this season.
