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WRU set to propose cutting number of pro clubs in Wales from four to two
A formal consultation process is expected to begin this week, where the WRU will enter discussions with the four existing professional clubs - Cardiff, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets - along with the supporter groups of each club, a panel of fans, and the Welsh Rugby Players Association.
Live updates as the Welsh Rugby Union holds a press conference to lay out their proposal to halve the number of professional ...
On Wednesday, the WRU revealed its preferred option for the future structure of elite rugby, which includes halving the number of pro men’s clubs to two The Welsh Rugby Players’ Association has ...
The Welsh Rugby Union is poised to unveil a plan that would cut half of the Welsh professional sides, leaving Cardiff, ...
The WRU's plan to cut the number of professional teams in Wales from four to two has been met with a mixed reaction from fans ...
The Welsh Rugby Union is considering reducing its professional men's clubs from four to two in an effort to ensure both ...
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) said on Wednesday reducing the number of professional men's clubs from four to two is the best option to secure on-field success and financial sustainability.
WRU director of rugby and elite performance Dave Reddin lays out the reasons behind the proposal to cut half of the Welsh pro ...
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WRU cut plans affecting investment - Ospreys chief
Ospreys chief executive Lance Bradley says Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) proposals which could halve the number of professional ...
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