| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:11 - Oct 26 with 899 views | union_jack |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:05 - Oct 26 by JJBomber |
Lots of racing teams fly in to Pembrey international airport and test at Pembrey circuit. Could we also get passport and customs facilities at Swansea? That would certainly help. |
They used to do that, I didn’t realise they still did.
What’s this about passport and customs? |  |
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| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:36 - Oct 26 with 872 views | Togg |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:43 - Oct 26 by max936 |
20 minute walk  depends on how thirsty you are  |
I'n the Eighties for a fit young man and his mates 😂 |  | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 21:01 - Oct 26 with 836 views | JJBomber |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:11 - Oct 26 by union_jack |
They used to do that, I didn’t realise they still did.
What’s this about passport and customs? |
The owner is trained to do it.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/ | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 21:03 - Oct 26 with 835 views | JJBomber |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:43 - Oct 26 by max936 |
20 minute walk depends on how thirsty you are |
It's 20 minutes to the pub and 60 minutes on the way back. The difference is staggering! | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 21:15 - Oct 26 with 819 views | Whiterockin |
Is that still the case as the article is 6 years old. The Swans fly from Cardiff don't they, I saw Norwich did a couple of weeks ago. |  | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 01:16 - Oct 27 with 737 views | JJBomber |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 21:15 - Oct 26 by Whiterockin |
Is that still the case as the article is 6 years old. The Swans fly from Cardiff don't they, I saw Norwich did a couple of weeks ago. |
Not sure, but it's not really the point. If Pembrey can do it, why can't Swansea? It doesn't have to be commercial flights, but international private jets for the likes of F1 teams or others who need our sports facilities. | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:31 - Oct 27 with 534 views | max936 |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 21:03 - Oct 26 by JJBomber |
It's 20 minutes to the pub and 60 minutes on the way back. The difference is staggering! |
You got to make a plan and give the wife somin to do, like picking you up an hour or two after the games finished  |  | | |
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| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:26 - Oct 27 with 505 views | jack_lord |
I read that this morning and thought it made awful reading for Gwent dragons but, in spite of that evidence here we are. It does, however, seem to suggest that the largest portion of international players come from the Cardiff area which doesn't stack up. |  |
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| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:51 - Oct 27 with 491 views | Whiterockin |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 20:26 - Oct 27 by jack_lord |
I read that this morning and thought it made awful reading for Gwent dragons but, in spite of that evidence here we are. It does, however, seem to suggest that the largest portion of international players come from the Cardiff area which doesn't stack up. |
Thats what I thought, it probably depends on what 100 they picked. | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 18:01 - Oct 28 with 315 views | Whiterockin |
Cardiff and one other to join the English league then. | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:23 - Oct 28 with 281 views | max936 |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 18:01 - Oct 28 by Whiterockin |
Cardiff and one other to join the English league then. |
Yet another case of Cardiff bias, its scandalous and wrong | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:36 - Oct 28 with 271 views | Whiterockin |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 19:23 - Oct 28 by max936 |
Yet another case of Cardiff bias, its scandalous and wrong |
They will have to sell the club first, then apparently the four regions will tender to join the English Premiership. What's the betting that the WRU accept a low ball offer for Cardiff to leave more money in the purchasers pot to ensure a high tender, guaranteeing Cardiff are one of the two regions going forward. At the moment there is a minimum ground size of 10,000, but this can be phased in over 4 years with planning in place for promoted clubs. St Helens currently is not big enough, but I'm sure planning could be in place pending a successful tender, the council would be in full support. | | | |
| WRU £18M loss for the latest financial year on 09:37 - Oct 29 with 196 views | Whiterockin |
It looks like thats a non starter.
Prem eyes English expansion despite Welsh interest -
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/ru | | | |
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