The WRU says they are to “consult” with “stakeholders” over plans to change Welsh rugby. But there’s no mention of the fans, which is why Ospreys supporters are feeling edgy as Graham Thomas reports.
The URC season may be over for the Ospreys who did not make the knockout stages, but they have another fight on their minds.
The Ospreys and Scarlets seem to have nowhere to go in Welsh rugby, so Graham Thomas reckons they should break for the border.
It’s now a whole year since the Welsh Rugby Union launched the headlines for a strategy they have been unable to agree with their regions.
The Ospreys are in South Africa as they search for a late surge to take them into the URC knockout stages.
It’s been another desperate season for the Dragons, but at least a clash against the Ospreys will bring back one good memory.
The Ospreys have a mountain to climb if they want to extend their season, but at least they have been this way before.
Adam Beard has confirmed he is leaving the Ospreys at the end of the season, with a move to France on the cards.
Judgement Day saw Cardiff and the Scarlets prove themselves, with Matt Sherratt full of praise for his Arms Park squad.
Saturday is Judgement Day, when the four regions meet in two head-to-heads and fan interest will be examined carefully after a disastrous season for the national team.
There may be more than just pride and URC points on the line when the Ospreys meet Cardiff in Judgement Day at the Principality Stadium.
It’s Judgement Day on Saturday when the four regions battle it out for pride and valuable URC points, plus the making of new memories along the way.