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Members' Lounge => Sport => Topic started by: snowcap on February 17, 2012, 10:24:23 pm
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just watched the world club rugby league final, Leeds v Manley, what a game, it,s the only time in my life i have been cheering for a yorkshire side. I,l keep taking the tablets and i may get over it, great win for Leeds. Its about time we put the Aussies in there place. Cm-on you brits.
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$walesflag$ $walesflag$ $walesflag$ $walesflag$ $walesflag$
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A great match, and a great result for Wales. The atmosphere in Club 147 was electric. $walesflag$
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Rugby league.Just like to say well done Saints in winning the Grand Final against the odds. Saints were wrote off due to injuries at the beginning of the season but have finished up winning the league shield and the grand final. Once again well done the Saints.
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Should this post not be in the SPORT THREAD. :D
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There.s always one. Thanks Yorky I'm sure Ian or Dave will do the honers
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Quite right, Snowcap! There is always one who can't keep to the System! :D
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cm on yorkie just a senior moment
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cm on yorkie just a senior moment
Like wise! I too have Senior Moments, in fact I posted the last comment without even realising I had done so! The old grey matter is letting me down a lot these days. I can't even remember . . . . . Oh sh**e. . . . Forgot what I was going to say now!
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James Lang: RGC is the perfect place to further my rugby career
James Lang has lofty international ambitions, but believes he is in the perfect place to make them come true after enjoying an excellent start to life with RGC.
Lang made the move to North Wales in the summer after receiving a call from Rupert Moon, general manager for the North Wales development region.
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/james-lang-rgc-perfect-place-7943331 (http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/james-lang-rgc-perfect-place-7943331)
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RUGBY: RGC look for their first win against Cardiff Met
RGC set off on their longest trip of the season tomorrow (Saturday) when they head to the nation's capital to face Cardiff Met.
Team list
http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/139563/rugby-rgc-look-for-their-first-win-against-cardiff-met.aspx (http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/139563/rugby-rgc-look-for-their-first-win-against-cardiff-met.aspx)
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EUROPEAN RUGBY: S4C has secured the highlights rights for the new European Rugby Champions Cup and European Rugby Challenge Cup.
S4C will be the first terrestrial free-to-air broadcaster in the UK to televise extended highlights of the new European tournaments, which have been provided through a licence agreement with tournament organiser EPCR and broadcast partners BT Sport and Sky Sports.
The coverage starts on Sunday, 19 October at 9.50pm in the new-look Rygbi: Cwpan Pencampwyr Ewrop programme. The second programme will be on Monday, 21 October at 10.00pm, with further programmes scheduled for the second weekend of matches.
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RUGBY: Bonus points prove little solace for dejected RGC
TWO bonus points will be little consolation to RGC after suffering a dramatic, gut-wrenching defeat at Cardiff Met.
The Gogs outscored the students in tries but still lost 28-27 in South Wales after giving away a torrent of penalties, with captain Kelvin Davies shown two yellow cards.
Head Coach Chris Horsman said he was disappointed with the loss
http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/139609/rugby-bonus-points-prove-little-solace-for-dejected-rgc.aspx (http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/139609/rugby-bonus-points-prove-little-solace-for-dejected-rgc.aspx)
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Read it! :D
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My nephew was in Cardiff for the Wales match today and got interviewed by Dan Walker in the fan zone mainly I think because he had the audacity to be wearing his England shirt!
He was thrilled to talk to him because he has just started on a journalism course. If you are looking in Tom, any tips for him?
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That ball 'embedded' in the wall looks great. Good match yesterday, too. $good$
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England were garbage last night, and are rightly already out of the tournament.
The first ever host nation to be knocked out in the group stages.... it was embarrassing. &shake&
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Just watched Wales beat Andorra 2-0 in the most one sided match i have ever seen Wales play, Can.t wait for France next year not felt this good since 1958. Allchurch and the Charles Brothers. I was only a sixteen year old then but the home internationals were something to look forward to,it.s a shame they are not back again now. Well done Wales
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http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/162311/celebrations-as-rgc-gain-promotion-to-welsh-rugby-s-elite.aspx (http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/162311/celebrations-as-rgc-gain-promotion-to-welsh-rugby-s-elite.aspx)
I think this went under the radar here. Fine achievement ZXZ
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http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/162311/celebrations-as-rgc-gain-promotion-to-welsh-rugby-s-elite.aspx (http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/162311/celebrations-as-rgc-gain-promotion-to-welsh-rugby-s-elite.aspx)
I think this went under the radar here. Fine achievement ZXZ
RGC pre-season games.... Dragons Are Coming
RGC will take on the Newport Gwent Dragons on Friday 5th August at Eiras. KO TBC
The game will give the RGC players a chance to test themsleves agaisnt top opposition as they prepare for Premiership Rugby.
Tickets will be available from Colwyn Bay Leisure Centre
Price
Adult £8
Concessions £6
U16s Free
We also play Chester RFC (A) 19/8/16 and Worcester Warriors Development XV (A) 24/8/16.
The first league game is away at Bridgend on the 03/09/16
Click here for Link..... (http://rgc1404.clwbrygbi.cymru/)
As soon as the fixtures for Llandudno RFC are out, I'll let people know. $good$
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Well done to RGC upon beating Merthyr by scoring a winning try with only 4 seconds left on the clock.
RGC are now in the Final of the National Cup at the Millennium Stadium, I believe.
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NORTH WALES CRUSADERS have relocated for the 2021 campaign and will play their home fixtures at Stadiwm ZipWorld in Colwyn Bay, writes RYAN GOULD.
As Crusaders are unable to play at Queensway Stadium because of COVID-19 regulations, they have signed a deal with Conwy County Borough Council to call Stadiwm ZipWorld home in 2021.
Stadiwm ZipWorld is a 5,500-capacity venue with a range of first-class facilities available on site, including a state-of-the-art gym, corporate boxes and a hospitality area.
North Wales have been based at Queensway Stadium in Wrexham permanently since the 2017 campaign after leaving the Racecourse Stadium, but COVID-19 regulations mean they’ve had to look elsewhere and Stadiwm ZipWorld has proved to be the perfect venue.
Crusaders chief executive Andy Moulsdale said: “We’ve had to adapt on and off the field because of the pandemic, but this move to Stadiwm ZipWorld creates so many opportunities for the club.
“While we’ll be doing everything we can to look after our current fan base in Wrexham by working with them to arrange transport to matches once guidelines allow, this is a chance for us to gain more followers across the whole of the region.
“Stadiwm ZipWorld is a fantastic facility in a great location, with the beach only a couple of hundred metres away and Conwy Castle a couple of miles down the road.
“At Queensway, we’ve been limited to a couple of income streams because of the facilities on site, but our new home will allow us to welcome fans, sponsors and partners to matches in the hospitality area and improve the overall matchday experience we offer.
“We hope all our supports appreciate the decision we’ve had to make and get behind us every step of the way, as they always do, in 2021.
Conwy County Borough Council principal leisure manager Mally Tidswell added: “We’re delighted to welcome Crusaders here to Stadiwm ZipWorld.
“It’s been an extremely difficult year in sport and we’re pleased to have been able to step in and provide a facility for them to host their League 1 fixtures in 2021. ref NWleader