Success in Europe shows the need for the WRU to build something great
It can feel at times as if there’s something in the psyche of Wales as a country, and us as
View from the South Terrace: Newcastle (A)
There are some things in life that seem to noticeably function to a higher level in certain circumstances. Ian Poulter
“Inappropriate”
It’s been a busy old week for Welsh Rugby Union CEO Steve Phillips who, after spending as much of his
View from the South Terrace: Brive (H)
In my never-ending quest to become the ultimate rugby hipster I’ve always quite enjoyed the European Challenge Cup, perhaps even
Lloyd doing the name justice
The history of Cardiff Rugby Football Club is littered with huge names both in the local area, the wider arena
Pivac made a tough job unnecessarily tougher
When Wayne Pivac took over the job of Wales Head Coach in November 2019 I don’t think many appreciated the
View from the South Terrace: Bulls
They say that a week is a long time in showbiz, and while the South Terrace at the Arms Park
If Gatland is the answer then the questions are wrong
The Welsh Rugby Union is an absolute shambles. That’s the long and short of it. Despite being overwhelmingly governed by
View from the South Terrace: Sharks
When it comes to unlikely heroes the mind immediately thinks of Desmond Doss, the subject of the film Hacksaw Ridge,
A competitive balance the key for Cardiff in SA
Despite the festival of largely defensive, route one and referee-bashing rugby that is the Autumn Nations Series still dragging on,
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