Gatland’s selections have to balance form, potential and incentive
The build up to Cymru’s summer campaign has been largely dominated with debate and comment over squad selection, players being
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The build up to Cymru’s summer campaign has been largely dominated with debate and comment over squad selection, players being
It may surprise some readers to learn that this season’s Judgement Day will come 11 years after the inaugural “regional
It’s a season that continues to make no sense. Cardiff lose at home to the Scarlets, conceding the double to
Even in a season where results aren’t the be-all-and-end-all for a rebuilding Cardiff we somehow find a way to test
A post-Rugby World Cup reflection period always brings much musing on the state of a national team squad no matter
I think it’s important to point out from the outset that nobody has ever won anything in pre-season. However, I
Cardiff Rugby return to the field for the first time in five months on Friday night as Scarlets visit the
It’s quite difficult to pitch a piece like this without it sounding like a “woe is me” attention grab. There’s
Debates over Wales national team selection policies and the 60-cap rule have raged for a number of years now. It’s
The fallout from Wales’ heavy 10-34 defeat at the hands of Ireland at the Principality Stadium on Saturday will no