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Welsh Golf To Earn £1m Boost From Women’s Open
Golf in Wales is to receive a £1m financial boost from the Welsh Government, to help ensure a lasting legacy from the largest female sporting event ever to be held in Wales. The investment will support the Women’s Golf Legacy Fund which aims to create long-lasting change by addressing barriers faced by women and girls in golf. The initiative will provide grants to golf clubs for projects across Wales, focusing on developing inclusive, family-friendly, and gender-equal facilities.
Cardiff City’s FA Cup Shock Can Pump Life Into Their Relegation Fight, Insists Omer Riza
Omer Riza believes Cardiff City’s surprise 1-0 FA Cup victory at Sheffield United can provide the fuel to propel his team away from relegation trouble. Riza watched a much-changed Bluebirds team beat an equally re-jigged home side thanks to a Cian Ashford goal to move into the fourth round.
Ageless Taulupe Faletau Ready To Stride To Wales’ Rescue . . . Again
Taulupe Faletau will reclaim his Wales No.8 spot for the Six Nations, claims Cardiff coach Matt Sherratt who insists: “If you’re good enough, you’re young enough.” After a frustrating 15 months sidelined by injuries, Faletau is slowly re-establishing himself as a familiar force on the field.
Scarlets Will Cop A Shed-Load Of Abuse And Dwayne Peel Says Bring It On!
Dwayne Peel has warned his Scarlets youngsters they are in for a Shed-load of abuse on Friday night - and he couldn’t be happier. The Scarlets coach sends his team across the border to face Gloucester, knowing that a victory over the in-form English club will put them in sight of a place in the knockout stages of the European Challenge Cup and the last 16.
Scarlets Refuse To Confirm Ioan Lloyd Exit To Cardiff
Dwayne Peel has refused to confirm the departure from the Scarlets of Wales fly-half Ioan Lloyd, who is poised to join Cardiff for the 2025-26 season. Lloyd, who has slipped down the national team reckoning for the No.10 shirt, will leave the Scarlets after two seasons in Llanelli.
Cardiff City manager Omer Riza insists he is still in love with the magic of the FA Cup – only maybe not on a Thursday night. The old tournament reaches its third round stage this week, a familiar landmark in the sporting calendar and one that has always been neatly squeezed between New Year hangovers and the start of rugby’s Six Nations.
Omer Riza Seeks Foursome As Cardiff City Still Not Very Awesome
Omer Riza wants “three or four” new players in the January transfer window as he bids to keep Cardiff City in the Championship. The Bluebirds manager has confirmed moves have been made to sign Peterborough United forward Ricky-Jade Jones - whose blistering pace and proven goal-scoring record have caught the Bluebirds’ attention – but the net is being cast wider.
Former Swansea City Boss Graham Potter Set For West Ham Job
Former Swansea City head coach Graham Potter is poised to be named as the new manager of West Ham. The Hammers are close to appointing Potter, with Julen Lopetegui set to be informed of his sacking on Wednesday morning.
Dragons and Wales Prop Leon Brown Left No Stone Unturned, Says Filo Tiatia
Dragons head coach Filo Tiatia has insisted “no stone was left unturned” to try and prolong the career of Leon Brown. The Wales tight-head prop has announced his retirement from rugby at the age of 28, citing a persistent neck injury that has plagued him in recent seasons.
Rob Edwards Under The Cosh As Luton Slip Towards Relegation Trouble
Rob Edwards has claimed the footballing gods are against his Luton Town side after they were beaten 2-1 at Queens Park Rangers to deepen their relegation fears. But it could soon be the former Wales defender own club who move against him as pressure mounts on the manager who took them into the Premier League the season before last.
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Mike Flynn Would Consider Retirement If Newport Beat Spurs . . . But He Would Rather Go Up
Mike Flynn reckons he would feel like retiring if his Newport County team knock Tottenham out of the FA Cup – but he would still rather promotion from League Two. The County manager takes his team to Wembley for their fourth round replay on Wednesday night, aware that a shock... Read More
Newport Still Unbeaten, But Can't Quite Earn Win At Crewe
Crewe Alexandra 1, Newport County 1
Newport County failed to see off 10-man Crewe Alexandra at their Gresty Road ground.
The Exiles were 1-0 ahead when Crewe had Perry Ng sent off after 17 minutes for a second bookable offence, but the home team fought back to earn a League Two point.
Frank... Read More
Newport County Face Final Day Test Of Nerves
Carlisle United 2, Newport County 1
Newport County face a tension-packed afternoon at Rodney Parade next Saturday.
They must win at home against Notts County to be certain of staying in the Football League.
Survival will be decided by that County v County clash plus Hartlepool United v title-chasing Doncaster Rovers at Victoria... Read More
Newport County Going For The Great Escape In League Two
Newport County players left the Rodney Parade pitch accompanied by the Great Escape theme music after their win against Yeovil, while home fans chanted: “We are staying up.”
But manager Mike Flynn, preparing his team for their Bank Holiday clash with Plymouth Argyle at Home Park, has warned: “It’s not time... Read More
Mickey's Blast Earns Newport County Crucial League Two Win
Newport County 1, Crawley Town 0
Newport County kept their League Two survival hopes alive thanks to a goal by former Shrewsbury Town defender Mickey Demetriou.
They are still five points from safety with six matches to play, but they still have some hope.
County’s next fixture is against Exeter City away on... Read More
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