Archive for July, 2009

  • Gareth Delve Date of Birth – 30/12/82 Height – 6ft3 Weight – 18st 2lbs Caps – 8 Club – Gloucester Gareth Delve has always been extremely unlucky with injuries ever...

    Gareth Delve – Welsh Rugby Profile

    Gareth Delve Date of Birth – 30/12/82 Height – 6ft3 Weight – 18st 2lbs Caps – 8 Club – Gloucester Gareth Delve has always been extremely unlucky with injuries ever...

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  • I plan on taking over the world some day.  But since right now I don't see to have an army of mutant fish people I am having to make plans about the Welsh Rugby Blog instead.
<br></br>To that end I have a few ideas floating around in my head an I am very interested to see what people think.  Which plans they would like to see implemented and which are just dire.
<br></br>So please do read this article, vote on the poll and let me know your thoughts in the comments.  I would love to know how you think I should progress the blog.

    Future Plans for the Blog

    I plan on taking over the world some day. But since right now I don't see to have an army of mutant fish people I am having to make plans about the Welsh Rugby Blog instead.

    To that end I have a few ideas floating around in my head an I am very interested to see what people think. Which plans they would like to see implemented and which are just dire.

    So please do read this article, vote on the poll and let me know your thoughts in the comments. I would love to know how you think I should progress the blog.

    Continue Reading...

  • It’s true, Welsh and Worcester center Hal Luscombe has decided to retire from rugby with immediate effect. Now I will admit I was never a fan of Hal Luscombe for...

    Hal Luscombe Retires

    It’s true, Welsh and Worcester center Hal Luscombe has decided to retire from rugby with immediate effect. Now I will admit I was never a fan of Hal Luscombe for...

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  • A new poll has been added to the Welsh rugby blog.  This time I want to know – with Martyn Williams injured who would you like to be starting openside...

    New Poll Added – Who Do You Want To Be The Welsh 7?

    A new poll has been added to the Welsh rugby blog.  This time I want to know – with Martyn Williams injured who would you like to be starting openside...

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  • Dafydd James is a Cardiff Blues, Welsh rugby and British Lions player.  A Welsh rugby legend he is also the top scorer in the heineken cup. <br></br>
Of course such a legend of Welsh rugby deserves his own profile on the Welsh rugby blog!

    Dafydd James – Welsh Rugby Profile

    Dafydd James is a Cardiff Blues, Welsh rugby and British Lions player. A Welsh rugby legend he is also the top scorer in the heineken cup.

    Of course such a legend of Welsh rugby deserves his own profile on the Welsh rugby blog!

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  • Cardiff Blues have come in and signed former Welsh international and British Lions Dafydd James and All Black international Casey Lualua.<br></br>
Good signings in my opinion, and ones desperately needed after Jame Robinson leaving for France and Welsh rugby international Tom Shanklin being out injured for the first part of the season.<br></br>
But I think more is needed, read the article to see why.

    Cardiff Blues sign Casey Lualua and Dafydd James

    Cardiff Blues have come in and signed former Welsh international and British Lions Dafydd James and All Black international Casey Lualua.

    Good signings in my opinion, and ones desperately needed after Jame Robinson leaving for France and Welsh rugby international Tom Shanklin being out injured for the first part of the season.

    But I think more is needed, read the article to see why.

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  • Liam Davies has signed for Welsh rugby regions the Ospreys, leaving French Top 14 club Brive<br></br>
The former Llanelli Scarlets scrum half will face competition from British Lion and Welsh 9 Mike Phillips as well as Kiwi Jamie Nutbrown - but not new signing Tom Isaacs<br></br>
To find out why read the article!

    Liam Davies joins the Ospreys

    Liam Davies has signed for Welsh rugby regions the Ospreys, leaving French Top 14 club Brive

    The former Llanelli Scarlets scrum half will face competition from British Lion and Welsh 9 Mike Phillips as well as Kiwi Jamie Nutbrown - but not new signing Tom Isaacs

    To find out why read the article!

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  • As most of you know I have been debating using this blog as a tool for helping with my weight loss – setting public goals, talking about my progress etc. ...

    New Weight Loss Blog and Forum

    As most of you know I have been debating using this blog as a tool for helping with my weight loss – setting public goals, talking about my progress etc. ...

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  • Richard Hibbard Date of Birth: 13/12/1983 Height: 6ft Weight: 17st 13lbs Caps: 9 Richard Hibbard is one of the two main hookers at the Ospreys rugby region, sharing the role...

    Richard Hibbard – Welsh Rugby Profile

    Richard Hibbard Date of Birth: 13/12/1983 Height: 6ft Weight: 17st 13lbs Caps: 9 Richard Hibbard is one of the two main hookers at the Ospreys rugby region, sharing the role...

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  • It is unclear if the Welsh rugby management are allowing Welsh players to play abroad and still be selected for the national squad<br></br>
There is real concern that such a move would mean an exodus of young Welsh players to rugby clubs in France and England who can offer more money and opportunities than Welsh sides can<br></br>
But it is not just youngsters leaving that we would be concerned by should this rule be removed... there are other, bigger issues that could cause major problems within our game in Wales.  Read on to learn more

    Welsh Rugby Youngsters in Demand

    It is unclear if the Welsh rugby management are allowing Welsh players to play abroad and still be selected for the national squad

    There is real concern that such a move would mean an exodus of young Welsh players to rugby clubs in France and England who can offer more money and opportunities than Welsh sides can

    But it is not just youngsters leaving that we would be concerned by should this rule be removed... there are other, bigger issues that could cause major problems within our game in Wales. Read on to learn more

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