MadDogg wrote:
Warrington likely offered more money and a place in the starting line up so fair play to Liam Byrne if he's made that choice. It didn't disappoint me to read the news. He's usually solid enough and maybe he's a touch underrated at times but he hasn't progressed as hoped.
Next up for Pontypridd RFC is an Admiral Premiership match away at The Welfare Ground where the team will play Newbridge RFC. The match takes place on Saturday 25th January and the Pontypridd Supporters Club are organising transport to the ground.
Thatto Heath Hold On To Set Up Cup Trip To Halifax
Another St Helens versus Wigan rivalry rounded off the first round of the 2025 Challenge Cup as North West Premier League side Orrell St James...
Thatto Heath Hold On To Set Up Cup Trip To Halifax
Another St Helens versus Wigan rivalry rounded off the first round of the 2025 Challenge Cup as North West Premier League side Orrell St James...
NRL club Brisbane Broncos are in advanced talks over buying part of the London Broncos in a surprise move that would secure the future of professional rugby league in the capital.
Butcher wrote:
I'll try my best! But are you saying Toulouse won't work in Super League because it's also a big place? Very different proposition to London for loads of reasons, though I won't muddy the waters with that now.
1st XV v. Blaydon (Away) – click here for match programme 2nd XV v. Wharfedale (Home) 3rd XV v. BP Chemicals (Home) 4th XV v. Withernsea (Home) No match reporter at Blaydon, so here are the bare bones ...
faxcar wrote:
Another stumbling block for the Davy proposal are the EFL ground sharing rules that prohibit 3 teams of different sports at the same place.
Should FC Town ever win promotion...
A FORMER England Rugby World Cup winner now lives a totally unrecognisable life as a full-time farmer.
Pontypridd got 2025 off to a fine start with an emphatic bonus-point win over Llangennech at Sardis Road. The match got underway and the visitors attempted to open the scoring in the first three minutes, but a penalty from Steff Marshall went wide.
