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Wales Bring Back Dan James And Rubin Colwill For Turkiye Trip
Wales have welcomed back Daniel James and Rubin Colwill for their final Nations League games against Turkiye and Iceland. James has yet to play for new boss Craig Bellamy after suffering a hamstring injury in August.
Will Rowlands Insists The Bell Has Tolled For Wales Kids
Will Rowlands insists the bell has rung and “school time is over” for Warren Gatland’s Wales squad. The 33-year-old Racing 92 giant is back in the Welsh fold after taking a summer off and missing the three Test defeats against the Springboks and Wallabies (twice) that took the current international losing streak up to nine.
Harry Wilson has earned huge praise from Fulham manager Marco Silva after the Wales star proved his club’s inspirational matchwinner against Brentford. Wilson – who will be named in the Wales squad on Tuesday morning for the upcoming Nations League matches – claimed a superb second-half added time brace to earn a 2-1 victory over Brentford.
Newport Coach Insists Super Rygbi Cymru Should Not Have Stopped For Autumn
Newport head coach Tyron Morris has questioned the Welsh Rugby Union’s decision to shut down Super Rygbi Cymru for most of November. Morris’s Black and Ambers currently sit third in the new semi-professional structure, behind leaders Cardiff and Ebbw Vale.
Phil Parkinson Admits Wrexham Have To Take It On The Chin After FA Cup KO
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has admitted his team have to “take it on the chin” after they were dumped out of the FA Cup at the first hurdle. Harrogate pulled off the biggest upset of the opening round on Sunday as the Sky Bet League Two side beat League One high-flyers Wrexham 1-0 to reach the second round.
Omer Riza Moves Closer To Cardiff City Job After Further Talks
Omer Riza has revealed he held “constructive talks” with Cardiff City’s board as he edges closer to his ambition of being given the manager’s job on a permanent basis. Cardiff scored two late goals to snatch a dramatic 2-1 win at home against promotion-chasing Norwich City at the weekend.
Filo Tiatia Set For Extended Run To Prove He Can Fire The Dragons
Filo Tiatia will be given a chance to prove he should be the man to step up and take permanent charge at the Dragons. The former All Blacks forward, who joined the Dragons as defence coach this summer, will now call the shots as interim head coach after their decision to part company with Dai Flanagan.
After Waiting Nine Hours For A Goal, Swansea City Boss Luke Williams Insists There Are More Coming
Luke Williams believes Swansea City’s previously shot-shy strikers can build on the club’s first goals for over nine hours. After failing to find the net throughout October, the Swans eventually ended their barren run when Zan Vipotnik turned in Ronald's cross to spark a 2-1 victory at Oxford United at the weekend.
Gareth Anscombe Targets 2027 World Cup As Latest Wales Comeback Takes Shape
It says much about Gareth Anscombe’s self-belief that he wants to play for Wales at the next World Cup. After all, the last tournament was only 12 months ago and it ended in another bitter injury nightmare for the 33-year-old outside-half.
Fiji Warm Up For Wales With Scotland Mission
Welsh fans will be able to join Warren Gatland and his squad in running the rule over next week’s opening opponents in the 2024 Autumn Nations Series when Fiji kick-off their tour with a clash with Scotland at Murrayfield this weekend. The side is drawn exclusively from their Super Rugby Pacifica team the Drua because the game falls outside the Test window.
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Geraint Thomas Admits Loss Of Teammate Tao Geoghegan Hart Is Hard To Take
Geraint Thomas admitted he has suffered a big loss as he looks to defend his lead at the Giro d’Italia without injured teammate Tao Geoghegan Hart. British rider Geoghegan Hart - an Ineos Grenadiers teammate of Thomas’s - suffered a hip fracture and will need surgery after being involved in... Read More
Geraint Thomas Shivers In Pink But Stays Ahead Of The Rest At Giro
Geraint Thomas insisted he was cold but happy as he retained the leader’s pink jersey after stage 10 of the Giro d’Italia. Race leader Thomas, who finished over 11 minutes behind stage winner Magnus Cort, retained his two-second advantage over Slovenia’s Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) in the general classification, with fellow... Read More
Geraint Thomas Insists, “It’s The Story Of My Career - Proving People Wrong”
Geraint Thomas has drawn consolation from his move into second place in the general classification at the Giro d’Italia after a heartbreaking denial of a stage win. The Welsh star has overtaken Primoz Roglic to go second, 45 seconds back on pre-race favourite Remco Evenepoel and two seconds ahead of... Read More
Geraint Thomas Plans To Finally Become A Giro Hero
All roads lead to the Eternal City – Rome – during the month of May for Geraint Thomas after he was confirmed in the INEOS Grenadiers line-up for the Giro d’Italia. Wales’ former Tour de France winner Thomas has a history of misfortune at the race but hopes to right... Read More
Geraint Thomas's Season Set To Shift Into Tougher Gear Alongside British Cycling's Next Big Hope
Geraint Thomas will ramp up his... Read More
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