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Topic: Team for Ospreys
Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Subject: Team for Ospreys
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 8:31am
I am encouraged to hear coaches saying that summer tourists like Rowlands will be featuring in the URC first games. His workload was as high as anyones so here goes with the team :-

15. Rogers 14. Baldwin 13. Foxy 12. Scott 11. Conbeer 10. Patchell 9. Cawdor 
1. Thomas 2. Hughes 3. Javan 4. Sam 5. Fifita 6. Blade 7. Lezana 8. Sione

16. Ryan 17. Wyn 18. Harri 19. Morgan 20. Josh 21. Blacker 22. Costelow 23. Johnny Williams

My selections are based on McNichol, Jac Price, Ken, Halfpenny & Dan Davis still recovering from knocks and being unavailable with Hardy being given some extra time off after a very busy summer. The same could go with Ryan, if so Taylor steps in. If McNichol is actually fit then I would have him at 14 with Bladwin starting at 13. Captaincy for me is Scott. 



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Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 9:10am
Peel has made a point,it seems,of referring to these pre-season games as "trials".If that is the case,on Friday's evidence Fox would be lucky to get a start for Dock.


Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 9:17am
Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Peel has made a point,it seems,of referring to these pre-season games as "trials".If that is the case,on Friday's evidence Fox would be lucky to get a start for Dock.

I tend to agree with your current assessment of Foxy though I think you may be going a little over the top but I do believe that Dwayne is more than capable of selecting his best team. The problem I see is that with Joe Roberts injured we have little scope for movement.

Personally I would love to see Baldwin given a run of games at 13 & I would also like to see Johnny Williams tried there. Young Eddie James is another who may be considered but I understand his strength is at 12 where, of course, we are well stocked. 

Of course Dwayne is in possession of all the training facts so will be aware of all limitations/reduction in speed etc. 


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 9:25am
Really worrying when two weeks before the league starts with the biggest derby of our season and we have no idea of our or their test players will be avialable, shambolic by the league and wru tbh


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 9:27am
Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Peel has made a point,it seems,of referring to these pre-season games as "trials".If that is the case,on Friday's evidence Fox would be lucky to get a start for Dock.

I tend to agree with your current assessment of Foxy though I think you may be going a little over the top but I do believe that Dwayne is more than capable of selecting his best team. The problem I see is that with Joe Roberts injured we have little scope for movement.

Personally I would love to see Baldwin given a run of games at 13 & I would also like to see Johnny Williams tried there. Young Eddie James is another who may be considered but I understand his strength is at 12 where, of course, we are well stocked. 

Of course Dwayne is in possession of all the training facts so will be aware of all limitations/reduction in speed etc. 


I have to say that the back play in general was worrying on Friday.
Dan Jones gave 4 hospital passes,the flanker showed Scott and Steff Evs a clean pair of heels for their 1st,Gatsby was completely Lord Lucan,and in the final stages(which were exciting,true)any notion of allignment or structure had completely disappeared-admittedly no 10 on the field,but it really was under 11 stuff.Conbeer,Eddie James and to some extent Rogers gave cause for encouragement.Fifita operated at greater pace than the midfield.Hoping to see an improvement Friday.


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 10:28am
Gatsby LOLLOL. We are a bit short of top end speed with dan scott foxy and steff out there in fairness. Need the likes of cawdor costello jonny mac and conbeer to add that


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 10:29am
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Really worrying when two weeks before the league starts with the biggest derby of our season and we have no idea of our or their test players will be avialable, shambolic by the league and wru tbh


Not to worry,before long we'll be able to pop over to Quatar for a game or 2.....good old URC!

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Posted By: Why
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 10:40am
Bit early bearing in mind Dwayne said he wants to see how others go in game v Dragons. Not really giving others like JRW and Baldwin chance.



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Posted By: Mr Lee91
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 11:46am
Can’t pick the O’s team until after Friday

Hope we see more of Eddie James and Luca Giannini v Dragons, they looked impressive against the bears.


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Posted By: Scrletsfan32x
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 1:33pm
My centre pairing for the Ospreys would be Baldwin and JBW with Scott on the bench.


Posted By: Dai Guevara
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 2:42pm
The forwards should be easy with GPR's initial post very close to the selection, but as RR1972 has pointed out the backs starting against Bristol have very little outright pace and penetration. A big dilemma is that Dwayne's original choice of captain at present would be lucky to be in the starting lineup and it will be a measure of how ruthless Dwayne is willing to be that he is willing to admit his mistake and change his plans.
Also it is a little worrying that Dan Jones was the best 10 available to us against Bristol. Allowing for Patch's poor fitness record, we are an injury to Costelow away from trouble, (although Josh Phillips reported performance for Llanelli is quite encouraging) But 10 is definitely a position where we should be looking to strengthen - Cubby keep your eyes open.


Posted By: 157cb
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 3:07pm

   Can see Eddie James pushing hard,, can play 12 or 13... With regards Baldwin, most of his rugby he as played on wing... Disappointed last week our most dynamic attacker, rarely saw ball, he needs to come off his wing and looking for work ie Steff Evans.
   I saw Josh Phillips give a very good performance on Saturday! Stated at 15,then moved to 10. The goalkicking performance in difficult conditions was World Class.. I remember Halfpenny give a similar performance for Cardiff RFC v Llanelli RFC as a  young man. 


Posted By: Brainfart
Date Posted: 06 September 2022 at 3:14pm
Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

I am encouraged to hear coaches saying that summer tourists like Rowlands will be featuring in the URC first games. His workload was as high as anyones so here goes with the team :-

15. Rogers 14. Baldwin 13. Foxy 12. Scott 11. Conbeer 10. Patchell 9. Cawdor 
1. Thomas 2. Hughes 3. Javan 4. Sam 5. Fifita 6. Blade 7. Lezana 8. Sione

16. Ryan 17. Wyn 18. Harri 19. Morgan 20. Josh 21. Blacker 22. Costelow 23. Johnny Williams

My selections are based on McNichol, Jac Price, Ken, Halfpenny & Dan Davis still recovering from knocks and being unavailable with Hardy being given some extra time off after a very busy summer. The same could go with Ryan, if so Taylor steps in. If McNichol is actually fit then I would have him at 14 with Bladwin starting at 13. Captaincy for me is Scott. 

Good to see Steff Evans not in this line up. He showed zero conviction in defence against Bristol. There's trying n getting it wrong, then not bothering at all. Let's see how they all do against the Dragons. A bizzare choice of opponents for a pre season friendly. 


Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Date Posted: 07 September 2022 at 7:31am
I am reading that Ellis Genge starts for Bristol on Friday 7 weeks after appearing for England. Absolutely no reason to expect our International contingent to get stuck in, if selected. 


Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 7:39am
Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

I am encouraged to hear coaches saying that summer tourists like Rowlands will be featuring in the URC first games. His workload was as high as anyones so here goes with the team :-

15. Rogers 14. Baldwin 13. Foxy 12. Scott 11. Conbeer 10. Patchell 9. Cawdor 
1. Thomas 2. Hughes 3. Javan 4. Sam 5. Fifita 6. Blade 7. Lezana 8. Sione

16. Ryan 17. Wyn 18. Harri 19. Morgan 20. Josh 21. Blacker 22. Costelow 23. Johnny Williams

My selections are based on McNichol, Jac Price, Ken, Halfpenny & Dan Davis still recovering from knocks and being unavailable with Hardy being given some extra time off after a very busy summer. The same could go with Ryan, if so Taylor steps in. If McNichol is actually fit then I would have him at 14 with Bladwin starting at 13. Captaincy for me is Scott. 

Ok we now have the benefit of ongoing selection for the postponed Dragons game which suggest that my hopes could be possible. If so then I would make some changes to my selected 23 with McNichol starting at 14 & Baldwin at 13. I have a feeling that Dwayne will go with Johnny at 15, Rogers at 14 & Foxy at 13 but I live in hope. 

Please fellow posters only reply to this post on rugby issues and let the subject of whether this game goes ahead lie low until we have a definitive statement. Sports governing bodies will have their own reasons for decisions they have made/will make; we may choose to disagree with those decisions but they are decisions made outside of the Royal household or indeed Westminster. 


Posted By: N14
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 7:54am
I’m disappointed that Foxy is clearly captain again this season, because this will inevitably mean he will be selected ahead of others who are in better form. When all our centres are fit we will have a great stable to select from. And form aside, I don’t think Foxy has the pace to play 13 in the high tempo game that I thought Dwayne wanted us to play.
Our captain should be someone who is more likely to be rightful first choice, like Elias, Kal or Lousi. If it was Elias then a vice captain could be selected who won’t be involved in internationals 


Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 8:34am
Originally posted by N14 N14 wrote:

I’m disappointed that Foxy is clearly captain again this season, because this will inevitably mean he will be selected ahead of others who are in better form. When all our centres are fit we will have a great stable to select from. And form aside, I don’t think Foxy has the pace to play 13 in the high tempo game that I thought Dwayne wanted us to play.
Our captain should be someone who is more likely to be rightful first choice, like Elias, Kal or Lousi. If it was Elias then a vice captain could be selected who won’t be involved in internationals 

Well N14 there has been a lot of debate about Foxy's pace issue & this, I must admit, is pretty clearly obvious by the way he has performed last season. What I will say is that Dwayne understands what is required to play 13 in his system & he, of course, is in possession of the training data which may or may not confirm a loss of pace. 

Speaking from personal, far lower level experience, my pace over 50 metres didn't drop off after a bad ACL injury but my decision making turning/changing direction was definitely affected by a sub conscious need to protect my knee hence making me seem slower all round. 

I have every faith that Dwayne will select his best players. He has proved, beyond any doubt last season, that reputations mean nothing which is exactly as it should be. 


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 9:01am
I've watched enough players for enough years to be able to judge whether or not they're quick.It's not difficult to see that a man is slower than he used to be:in Fox's case it's obvious,painfully so.Obvious too is his stifness,seeming inability to turn with any speed:yes,the effect of an injury..
All the training,all the analysis,all the data-all the infrastructure exists to put the players on the field who are good enough to win games.We judge what we see in the 80 minutes of a match-that is what counts.That's what sells tickets and wins trophies .Fox has not perforned for years.End of.The fact that he's still skipper,poster boy and probably first choice is difficult to understand,but far more difficult to accept,and it probably reveals much of what is wrong with this sport.There is a real danger that the dwindling band of people who bother to go down to the Parc behave like North Korean functionaries,like fawning flunkeys afraid to point out the fact that Kim Jong Il has got a stupid haircut.Foxy is not good enough any more.


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 9:08am
Foxy defo lost pace he is less exposed at 12 tbh though i think the two williams boys should be our starting cente. Not sure why foxy is capt it’s an issue dwayne doesn’t need eg dropping your skipper. We also need to decide who are starting half backs are  and guve them a run of games, cawdor and sam for me


Posted By: N14
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 10:50am
Just to clarify, unlike some others perhaps, I do still think Foxy has plenty to offer in the squad. I think he's a good guy to have around in training, a good guy for youngsters to learn from, and I'd certainly be looking at benching him, especially for the bigger games, because he's such an experienced player to bring on to help close out a narrow victory. I just think starting him at centre week in, week out is the wrong decision and may hinder the development of others.


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:16am
Whose our back row? Not sure lezana blade and sione can offer enough at breakdown tbh josh has to start at 7 for me. If not morgan  could clean up there , snith is another good jackler for them. If lake plays we need to target their line out they also have no decent 15 so another area to target


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:31am
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whose our back row? Not sure lezana blade and sione can offer enough at breakdown tbh josh has to start at 7 for me. If not morgan  could clean up there , snith is another good jackler for them. If lake plays we need to target their line out they also have no decent 15 so another area to target


Good shout.Lake couldn't hit the mud if he jumped into Bury Port harbour,and I fancy we got a few jumpers to steal a few-all the more important to pick players with pace to take full advantage.
I fear you're right about the back-row,and was looking fwd to see Macleod come on v Newport.
Having said that,Booth cannot be relied upon to pick his best players,and his selection might well help us.
Peel said that the 2 friendlies  were trials,so I'm not sure what to make of things now.


Posted By: SA14
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:46am
Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whose our back row? Not sure lezana blade and sione can offer enough at breakdown tbh josh has to start at 7 for me. If not morgan  could clean up there , snith is another good jackler for them. If lake plays we need to target their line out they also have no decent 15 so another area to target


Good shout.Lake couldn't hit the mud if he jumped into Bury Port harbour,and I fancy we got a few jumpers to steal a few-all the more important to pick players with pace to take full advantage.
I fear you're right about the back-row,and was looking fwd to see Macleod come on v Newport.
Having said that,Booth cannot be relied upon to pick his best players,and his selection might well help us.
Peel said that the 2 friendlies  were trials,so I'm not sure what to make of things now.

We’ve hardly had a mass of new players like some other clubs. It’s basically exactly the same squad as last year. Yes there’s new coaches but it’s not ripping up the rule book. 


Posted By: EJPT
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:52am
It will be an interesting team selection with only one preseason match. Hope the boys can get a hit out behind closed doors. 


Posted By: N14
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:55am
Yes, a match against Dragons behind closed doors on Monday would surely be beneficial to both sides? 


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 11:59am
Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whose our back row? Not sure lezana blade and sione can offer enough at breakdown tbh josh has to start at 7 for me. If not morgan  could clean up there , snith is another good jackler for them. If lake plays we need to target their line out they also have no decent 15 so another area to target


Good shout.Lake couldn't hit the mud if he jumped into Bury Port harbour,and I fancy we got a few jumpers to steal a few-all the more important to pick players with pace to take full advantage.
I fear you're right about the back-row,and was looking fwd to see Macleod come on v Newport.
Having said that,Booth cannot be relied upon to pick his best players,and his selection might well help us.
Peel said that the 2 friendlies  were trials,so I'm not sure what to make of things now.

We’ve hardly had a mass of new players like some other clubs. It’s basically exactly the same squad as last year. Yes there’s new coaches but it’s not ripping up the rule book. 

You're not wrong.Peel made a point,though,more than once ,of referring to the 2 friendlies as "trials".He picked same pack to start both games.
Difficult to see who was on trial,esp. with 2nd game called off.Centres perhaps?
I'd like to see this backline start-
Cawdor,Costelow
Conbeer,JBW,,Baldwin,Mcnichol,Rogers.



Posted By: crj89
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 12:31pm
Think it will go ahead, the reason for the football was just in case fans were disrespectful during the match at any point towards the Queen. Not sure if that was the reason for the Welsh rugby also.

My team would be;
15. McNicholl 14. Rogers 13. Davies 12. S. Williams 11. Conbeer 10. Costelow 9. Hardy 8. Kalamafoni 7. Macleod 6. Thomson 5. Fifita 4. Lousi 3. Sebastian 2. Elias 1. Jones

16. Hughes 17. Thomas 18. O’Connor 19. J. Price 20. Lezana 21. Davies 22. Patchell 23. J. Williams. 


Posted By: Why
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 1:31pm
I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

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Posted By: 157cb
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 4:24pm
 15, Mcnicoll
 14,Rogers
 13.J.Williams
 12,S.Williams
 11,Conbeer
 10,Costelow
 9,Cawdor
 1,Wyn 
 2,Elias
 3,Sebastian 
 4,Fifita
 5,Louisi
 6,Blade 
 8,Kalamafoni
 7,Lezana
Subs. 16,E James
          17,Patchell
          18,Hardy
          19,Thomas
          20,Hughes
          21,HOC
          22.T.Price 
          23. Macleod 


Posted By: scarletsrules
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 5:10pm
Foxy has played 1 game of rugby in pre season and is already being written off

We need to start backing our players and get behind them. Yes last season he wasnt at his best but hes had a nice pre season break, done a full pre season with us, looks to have lost some weight, i think hes going to be a key player for us this season


Posted By: Seagultaf
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 6:29pm
Is there any reason the game trial game against Dragons could not be played on Monday evening? It would give both teams players a good run out and provide some much needed income. It would also give the coach a better idea of who he should select for the Ospreys game.


Posted By: 157cb
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 7:10pm

  Five day turnaround not a chance. 


Posted By: EJPT
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 8:08pm
Originally posted by 157cb 157cb wrote:


  Five day turnaround not a chance. 
Training game adequate rests. You don’t have to play the full 80 


Posted By: Mogwen
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 8:32pm
You could play 3x30mins with a bigger squad to ensure that the 23 in the frame for Ospreys get a chance to get a run out against opposition and not a Scarlets training day.

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Posted By: Dai Guevara
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 8:50pm
Is Shingler fit? I only ask because no-one seems to think he should be in the squad let alone starting. Is this blatant ageism because I haven't seen any falling off of his qualities.


Posted By: hartson11
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 10:14pm
Great to see the forum has confidence this game will go ahead!

Ticket sales appear to have picked up a bit, really looking forward to it, WRU permitting.

Team selection will be fascinating now that the likes of McNicholl, Patchell, Costelow, Cawdor, Lousi etc have had no game time prior to the season. I wonder if they held an intra squad game this weekend instead.


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 10 September 2022 at 10:49pm
Originally posted by hartson11 hartson11 wrote:

Great to see the forum has confidence this game will go ahead!

Ticket sales appear to have picked up a bit, really looking forward to it, WRU permitting.

Team selection will be fascinating now that the likes of McNicholl, Patchell, Costelow, Cawdor, Lousi etc have had no game time prior to the season. I wonder if they held an intra squad game this weekend instead.
I bloody hope so!


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Posted By: scarletpimp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:23am
Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Whose our back row? Not sure lezana blade and sione can offer enough at breakdown tbh josh has to start at 7 for me. If not morgan  could clean up there , snith is another good jackler for them. If lake plays we need to target their line out they also have no decent 15 so another area to target


Good shout.Lake couldn't hit the mud if he jumped into Bury Port harbour,and I fancy we got a few jumpers to steal a few-all the more important to pick players with pace to take full advantage.
I fear you're right about the back-row,and was looking fwd to see Macleod come on v Newport.
Having said that,Booth cannot be relied upon to pick his best players,and his selection might well help us.
Peel said that the 2 friendlies  were trials,so I'm not sure what to make of things now.

Love the analogy about Burry port harbour Dic..LOL   Lake is good forward, but recently has struggled with line out.
Not long ago, we were saying the same about Ryan Elias!
Regarding back row, it's great to see josh back in the mix. He will undoubtedly have a big part to play. this season.
Its right you have identified the breakdown as an area of concern, with Morgan present.
ATM, i would start with Blade, Kal & Lezama. Blade for a tall man, is a better jackler than you think, but obviously not a specialist like Cubby. Lezana is more of a tackler and carrier.
If we are experiences problems can bring Josh (fresh) off the bench.
Regarding centres, I cannot see Dwaine not picking fox (whatever we think), who will probably pair up with Jonny Will. Going forward maybe inside centre maybe the best position for Jonathan.
Looking forward to the fifita /Sam L combination in SR. The theory sounds tantalising, but are they both two peas out of same pod??
Previously our successful combinations had Vernon Cooper and Chris Wyatt in the SR. Two very contrasting and complimentary players. Vernon did the spade work allowing Chris to do other things, with his athleticism.
When fully fit I reck Jac Price will fill the slot in the same way in the Vernon mould. He's still learning, but has impressed with the dog he has shown, with carries, huge number of tackles. Hopefully will continue his encouraging development


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Posted By: SA14
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 11:14am
I know the game called off wasn’t ideal but you could swear it’s the first time these players have ever met each other. 


Posted By: EJPT
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 11:42am
Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

I know the game called off wasn’t ideal but you could swear it’s the first time these players have ever met each other. 
One legitimate pre season match before playing your rivals on opening day is not ideal.


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 1:03pm
It's not ideal at all. Hopefully they will have played a full contact match within the squad instead of the Dragons game.
Mike Tyson said everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. Going up against proper opposition is the team getting re-familiarised with being punched in the face, tactically and physically, and dealing with those "punches" which they just won't get in training.


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Posted By: SA14
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 1:10pm
At least there’s an excuse already in the bag if we lose. Wink


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 1:14pm
Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

At least there’s an excuse already in the bag if we lose. Wink
I'm sure the ref will mean we won't need that one Wink


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Posted By: Scrletsfan32x
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 1:25pm
Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 2:35pm
Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.


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Posted By: EJPT
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 2:40pm
Originally posted by Wasp Wasp wrote:

Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.
Wait and see is the real answer to Foxy. I think the williams should be a centre pairing even if they are both 12’s naturally. 


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 2:57pm
Originally posted by Wasp Wasp wrote:

Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.

Not a force on the field but doesn't seem to lack influence off it.2nd article this week.....obviously feeling the need for a pr push.


Posted By: Why
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:08pm
How short memories some people have one of the vast centres ever to play for us. Yes he lost bit of pace was outstanding in the Cardiff game away last year and is still a quality player. I don’t understand the need to knock certain players on here. He good enough to start for us and we should be behind him. 

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Posted By: 157cb
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:30pm

  Heard Shingler had knee op, at end of the week, just gone. Don't know how serious the problem was... 


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:36pm
Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

How short memories some people have one of the vast centres ever to play for us. Yes he lost bit of pace was outstanding in the Cardiff game away last year and is still a quality player. I don’t understand the need to knock certain players on here. He good enough to start for us and we should be behind him. 
he was a top player arugably the best 13 in the world for a spell but age and injuries appear to have caught up with him, at 12 his lack of pace won’t be as exposed. If we pick him imo it should be at 12 plus he has a big left boot Always handy at 12. None of our centres for all their many plua ppints have a great kicking game  in fairness i can’t think of a welsh centre who does


Posted By: Tony Clifton
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:51pm
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

How short memories some people have one of the vast centres ever to play for us. Yes he lost bit of pace was outstanding in the Cardiff game away last year and is still a quality player. I don’t understand the need to knock certain players on here. He good enough to start for us and we should be behind him. 
he was a top player arugably the best 13 in the world for a spell but age and injuries appear to have caught up with him, at 12 his lack of pace won’t be as exposed. If we pick him imo it should be at 12 plus he has a big left boot Always handy at 12. None of our centres for all their many plua ppints have a great kicking game  in fairness i can’t think of a welsh centre who does
Thing is though, is he a better 12 than Scott or Johnny?


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 3:57pm
Jonny w is my choice at 12 with scott at 13


Posted By: hartson11
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 4:03pm
Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by Wasp Wasp wrote:

Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.

Not a force on the field but doesn't seem to lack influence off it.2nd article this week.....obviously feeling the need for a pr push.

Very poor comment 

And people wonder why players show no loyalty these days. Works both ways.


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 4:15pm
Originally posted by hartson11 hartson11 wrote:

Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by Wasp Wasp wrote:

Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.

Not a force on the field but doesn't seem to lack influence off it.2nd article this week.....obviously feeling the need for a pr push.

Very poor comment 

And people wonder why players show no loyalty these days. Works both ways.

I'm loyal to the club.Nobody is bigger than the club;nobody should be.


Posted By: Tony Clifton
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 4:47pm
It’s a long season, we will find time to play Foxy as well as the other boys at 13. We should be thrilled at the midfield options we have, especially when Roberts is fit.


Posted By: SA14
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 5:14pm
Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by hartson11 hartson11 wrote:

Originally posted by Dic Penderyn Dic Penderyn wrote:

Originally posted by Wasp Wasp wrote:

Originally posted by Scrletsfan32x Scrletsfan32x wrote:

Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 

Are you being serious? He hasn’t been a “Force” for years.
Well, he's very keen on getting us into some KO rugby and himself into contention for the RWC, according to the Rugby Paper today.

Not a force on the field but doesn't seem to lack influence off it.2nd article this week.....obviously feeling the need for a pr push.

Very poor comment 

And people wonder why players show no loyalty these days. Works both ways.

I'm loyal to the club.Nobody is bigger than the club;nobody should be.

Exactly. Just because they’ve been a great servant to the club doesn’t mean they should automatically play. 


Posted By: thommo
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 6:22pm
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Jonny w is my choice at 12 with scott at 13
Scott lacks the pace to play at 13. Hope that Baldwin gets a run at 13.


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 7:41pm
Originally posted by Tony Clifton Tony Clifton wrote:

It’s a long season, we will find time to play Foxy as well as the other boys at 13. We should be thrilled at the midfield options we have, especially when Roberts is fit.

We can be as thrilled as we like.When places are ring-fenced,there are NO options.
Nobody is bigger than the club.


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 8:02pm
Some chatter on social media that Cardiff played Zebre behind closed doors on Friday - in prep for their game against Zebre..

Sure hope we did something similar

Then we'll only have the ref to blame if we lose Wink


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Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 10:01pm
Originally posted by thommo thommo wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Jonny w is my choice at 12 with scott at 13
Scott lacks the pace to play at 13. Hope that Baldwin gets a run at 13.
baldwin is caught out of positon too much for me, good athlete but not sure he is a wing or centre tbh


Posted By: Dic Penderyn
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 10:40pm
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Originally posted by thommo thommo wrote:

Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Jonny w is my choice at 12 with scott at 13
Scott lacks the pace to play at 13. Hope that Baldwin gets a run at 13.
baldwin is caught out of positon too much for me, good athlete but not sure he is a wing or centre tbh

Looks like a centre playing on the wing.Nobody has excelled at 13,our back play is ponderous-so Baldwin,and Roberts,and James deserve a chance,and supporters deserve to see that the club is trying to improve.If he's good-great;if not,at least we shall know.Why should we not see?Who gains by not trying out our options?


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 11 September 2022 at 11:08pm
Scott is under-rated and a supremely intelligent footballer IMHO, but I want to see more of Eddie James and Joe Roberts (Joe is injured) as one has power and the other pace aplenty

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Posted By: scarletsrules
Date Posted: 12 September 2022 at 4:15pm
So weve received the confirmation that the game on Saturday is going ahead as scheduled, lets get behind the boys this week, ticket sales dont seem to be going as well as we would like unfortunately , doesnt look like we have opened the East yet, hopefully with the forecast dry people decide to get tickets this week


Posted By: Wasp
Date Posted: 12 September 2022 at 8:06pm
7,000 sold in N+S stands
I expect there's 1000 sold in the West.
I really hope there's a late surge.




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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 8:12am
Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.


Posted By: EJPT
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 9:11am
Yep sport attendances are starting to come down. I assume is because of pressure on bills. Looking at football below the premier league. I would not expect a bumper crowd. 


Posted By: Rob o'r Bont
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 9:36am
Originally posted by Why Why wrote:

I hope the opposition write off Foxy as some of our supporters do,  he found some form towards end of last season and is still a force in Welsh rugby. 
Absolutely agree with this. I don't get the 'Foxy's over the hill' mentality. I'd have him starting at 13 in all our big games. 

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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 9:57am
I can't make this match but am really hoping we put in a good defensive shift against a side who I think have the potential to be dark horses in the URC this season. The Ospreys have a number of players in their pack who are exceptional over the ball & we will need to ensure we support our ball runners to help mitigate that threat. 

The forecast for the week looks to be dry, so we could be treated to some good running rugby.


Posted By: Why
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:45am
Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

I can't make this match but am really hoping we put in a good defensive shift against a side who I think have the potential to be dark horses in the URC this season. The Ospreys have a number of players in their pack who are exceptional over the ball & we will need to ensure we support our ball runners to help mitigate that threat. 

The forecast for the week looks to be dry, so we could be treated to some good running rugby.
The Osprey fans are talking themselves up enough we don’t need to do it for them. They have a good first team but do not have the strength in depth that we have or other teams to manage during the internationals to trouble the top of the league. They will suffer as we have over the last ten years by having a lot of Welsh international players in their squad.


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Posted By: PE SA
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:51am
It's getting harder to select in certain positions. And getting harder to select a bench! Some quality is going to miss out on selection. 

I'd go: 

15. Tom Rogers
14. Johnny Mcnicholl
13. Foxy
12. Scott Williams
11. Ryan Conbeer
10. Sam Costellow
9. Cawdor
8. Sione Kalamafoni
7. Tomas Lezana
6. Blade Thomson
5. Vaea Fifita
4. Sam Lousi
3. Hari OConnor
2. Ryan Elias
1. Wyn Jones

16. Taylor Davies
17. Steff Thomas
18. Javan Sebastian
19. Tom Price
20. Josh Macleod
21. Dane Blacker
22. Rhys Patchell
23. Johnny Williams


Posted By: SA14
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 11:03am
Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.

Family of 4 would be £60 tops. Yes there is a cost of living crisis but there’s ways of handling your money. Free parking Tesco or Morrisons bring their own food and drink. Yes the stuff is expensive there but there’s no rules saying you have to buy food and drink in the ground. Ticket sales are looking very poor with four days to go. 


Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 11:17am
Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.

Family of 4 would be £60 tops. Yes there is a cost of living crisis but there’s ways of handling your money. Free parking Tesco or Morrisons bring their own food and drink. Yes the stuff is expensive there but there’s no rules saying you have to buy food and drink in the ground. Ticket sales are looking very poor with four days to go. 

Tickets for 4, 2 adults & 2 children, are £66 before fees - that's sitting in the end block of the south stand. Most supermarkets have restrictions on parking in their car parks & you're fined if you stay over that time limit. I get what you're saying, there are alternatives - the train for example comes out at £81.00 for a family of 4 from Pembrokeshire to Llanelli. There used to be loads of buses that would go to PYS from Pembrokeshire which were £5 each way but they have all but stopped now.

I'm not sure on the rules about food but most stadiums don't allow it - maybe PYS is different. 

Yes there are ways of handling your money, but when everything is going up, families may not have £60 plus fuel to spend on a Saturday afternoon.


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 12:00pm
Game not on terrestial tv so that may see a few walk ups, is the train strike still on? A dry sunny day will help so will the naming if the teams with the welsh test boys playing


Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 3:10pm
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

Game not on terrestial tv so that may see a few walk ups, is the train strike still on? A dry sunny day will help so will the naming if the teams with the welsh test boys playing
Numbers picking up well it seems from talking with Ann in ticket office this afternoon 🙏


Posted By: supertaf
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 3:46pm
Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.

Family of 4 would be £60 tops. Yes there is a cost of living crisis but there’s ways of handling your money. Free parking Tesco or Morrisons bring their own food and drink. Yes the stuff is expensive there but there’s no rules saying you have to buy food and drink in the ground. Ticket sales are looking very poor with four days to go. 

Tickets for 4, 2 adults & 2 children, are £66 before fees - that's sitting in the end block of the south stand. Most supermarkets have restrictions on parking in their car parks & you're fined if you stay over that time limit. I get what you're saying, there are alternatives - the train for example comes out at £81.00 for a family of 4 from Pembrokeshire to Llanelli. There used to be loads of buses that would go to PYS from Pembrokeshire which were £5 each way but they have all but stopped now.

I'm not sure on the rules about food but most stadiums don't allow it - maybe PYS is different. 

Yes there are ways of handling your money, but when everything is going up, families may not have £60 plus fuel to spend on a Saturday afternoon.
You are fine in Morrisons. They took their cameras away. Park up near the Premier Inn. 


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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 3:53pm
Originally posted by supertaf supertaf wrote:

Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.

Family of 4 would be £60 tops. Yes there is a cost of living crisis but there’s ways of handling your money. Free parking Tesco or Morrisons bring their own food and drink. Yes the stuff is expensive there but there’s no rules saying you have to buy food and drink in the ground. Ticket sales are looking very poor with four days to go. 

Tickets for 4, 2 adults & 2 children, are £66 before fees - that's sitting in the end block of the south stand. Most supermarkets have restrictions on parking in their car parks & you're fined if you stay over that time limit. I get what you're saying, there are alternatives - the train for example comes out at £81.00 for a family of 4 from Pembrokeshire to Llanelli. There used to be loads of buses that would go to PYS from Pembrokeshire which were £5 each way but they have all but stopped now.

I'm not sure on the rules about food but most stadiums don't allow it - maybe PYS is different. 

Yes there are ways of handling your money, but when everything is going up, families may not have £60 plus fuel to spend on a Saturday afternoon.
You are fine in Morrisons. They took their cameras away. Park up near the Premier Inn. 

AH didn't know that - cheers.

BTW it's not me I am referring to in my post. I'm just trying to show how expensive a day out could be for people at the moment.


Posted By: 157cb
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 4:01pm

   International players all up for selection... Wherever you take families these days, entertainment wise, Cinema, shows or sporting events its costly. 


Posted By: Dai Guevara
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 4:31pm
My back row would be Fifita, Macleod and Kalamafoni with Morgan Jones accompanying Lousi in the starting second row. Front row - Wyn Jones, Ryan Elias and Javan.


Posted By: greypower1
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 4:47pm
Originally posted by SA14 SA14 wrote:

Originally posted by Fscarlet Fscarlet wrote:

Whilst the kick off time, as I have mentioned, isn't great for grass roots rugby but the other thing to remember is we are in a cost of living crisis & going to the rugby may be seen as non essential. It could easily turn out to cost £100 for a family of 4 when you take into account tickets, fuel, parking, food etc.

Family of 4 would be £60 tops. Yes there is a cost of living crisis but there’s ways of handling your money. Free parking Tesco or Morrisons bring their own food and drink. Yes the stuff is expensive there but there’s no rules saying you have to buy food and drink in the ground. Ticket sales are looking very poor with four days to go. 

I thought parking in Morrisons and Tescos is for customers only.  Just because they have removed cameras doesn't  mean you can park there for the rugby.  There are lots of roads in Llanelli  without speed cameras, doesn't  mean you can do 60mph on them.  Pay a fiver and park in the official car park is the right thing to do imo.


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Posted By: Lincscarlet
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 4:47pm
You've got to feel for our new defence coach, tasked with sorting out one of the leakiest defences in the league and his first game is Ospreys at home....no pressure!

I'm expecting a high scoring encounter regardless of the result, bring it on!


Posted By: crj89
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 7:08pm
Jones, Elias and Sebastian front row.

The thought of Fifita, Lousi, Thomson and Kalamafoni must be quite scary for opposition, 4 seriously good ball players. 

With a bit of luck we get to see the same Macleod that earned himself a call up to the Welsh squad, prior to the call up he was getting MOM every other game. Will definitely match up over the ball if we get to see that Macleod.

Gareth Davies over Hardy possibly? Cawdor still a class act and has that nettle for this type of game.

Costelow starts for me, Great all round player. Patchell let us down last season, think he has to earn the starting berth.

Scott Williams and Jonathan Davies centre pairing for me, had a full pre season together.

Back 3 of Rogers, McNicholl and Conbeer would be nice to see.








Posted By: Brainfart
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 9:23pm
Hope to see Nicolas feature in the centre, he impressed me last season. 


Posted By: Mr Lee91
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:10pm
Rogers(fb), McNicholl, Conbeer 
S Williams, J Davies
G Davies, Patchell
Blade, Lezana, Kalamafoni
T Price, Fifita
S Thomas, Hughes, Sebastian 

T Davies, W Jones, O’Connor, Lousi, Macleod, Blacker, Costelow, J Williams 

Assuming Elias and Hardy aren’t ready this week, both on bench if their available.


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Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:16pm
Saw Samson today with the players and he looked quite lean ( compared to the past) and very fit , so disappointed that he won’t be available until January- long old injury mind especially for a prop. 


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:46pm
He’s never been same since his first achilles shame really, he looked like he could be world class and a cornerstone for us and for wales


Posted By: RR1972
Date Posted: 13 September 2022 at 10:47pm
Originally posted by crj89 crj89 wrote:

Jones, Elias and Sebastian front row.

The thought of Fifita, Lousi, Thomson and Kalamafoni must be quite scary for opposition, 4 seriously good ball players. 

With a bit of luck we get to see the same Macleod that earned himself a call up to the Welsh squad, prior to the call up he was getting MOM every other game. Will definitely match up over the ball if we get to see that Macleod.

Gareth Davies over Hardy possibly? Cawdor still a class act and has that nettle for this type of game.

Costelow starts for me, Great all round player. Patchell let us down last season, think he has to earn the starting berth.

Scott Williams and Jonathan Davies centre pairing for me, had a full pre season together.

Back 3 of Rogers, McNicholl and Conbeer would be nice to see.






good team that persinally id have j williams over foxy but rest i agree with


Posted By: Scrletsfan32x
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 7:53am
Originally posted by RR1972 RR1972 wrote:

He’s never been same since his first achilles shame really, he looked like he could be world class and a cornerstone for us and for wales
Fully agree, he hasn’t been the same player.


Posted By: GPR - Rochester
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 8:39am
This is a tricky game first up. Much will depend on the eventual line ups. My old sparring partner Why has thrown me into total confusion by predicting an Ospreys win. If Gareth Williams has been able to work a miracle and fix our porous defence then we can win & we can win well. However if we carry baggage defensively from last season we are going to struggle. 




Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 9:19am
I hope we have worked hard on our defence over the summer I really do, last season we were one of the highest points scorers in the league but at the same time we were one of the sides which conceded the most points.

As you say GPR, this really isn't the easiest start for us & could be a very high scoring match but we were fairly decent at defending mauls last season & that's an area the Ospreys excel in. I think we will win this but we will need to be alert & stop giving away silly penalties. I think Josh should start at 7 so we can have a threat over the ball as they have so many players who are good at that. 

If we win this one, then I can see us picking up 4 or 5 wins out of our first 5 games & that would really put us in good standing for the season.


Posted By: Why
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 9:33am
Originally posted by GPR - Rochester GPR - Rochester wrote:

This is a tricky game first up. Much will depend on the eventual line ups. My old sparring partner Why has thrown me into total confusion by predicting an Ospreys win. If Gareth Williams has been able to work a miracle and fix our porous defence then we can win & we can win well. However if we carry baggage defensively from last season we are going to struggle. 


I once bet on a two horse race and came third so take no notice of my predictions 😉 


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Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 11:13am
For what it's worth, Skybet have us as 1/2 favourites & the Ospreys at 7/4 with the draw at 14/1.


Posted By: Maple
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 11:58am
I can no longer afford the luxury of going to a game, after being a supporter for over 65 years.

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Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 12:12pm
We need to win this huge first home game of the season  in any shape or form! Got to win home games and especially Welsh games . That loss v Dragons last season haunted me for months. Like all of us on here we don’t know what sort of team will turn up. I know Ken is getting on but I still see him as our talisman and we shall miss him. 


Posted By: franciskieran
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 1:51pm
Just bought a ticket for this game, coming from Wiltshire to watch Scarlets at home 1st time for over 4 years due to lockdowns, etc... it is closer for me to go to our away matches at Newport and Cardiff so did that last season and pre-Covid, looking forward to it SmileSmile
It looks like the ends of pitch are not open yet for this match, but online there were plenty of seats available at ends of side stands...


Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 3:39pm
Just had an e mail from Ticket office about our refund of cancelled game’s . Told them to keep as donation . They said a good number of fans are doing the same which is good to hear. 


Posted By: crj89
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 4:28pm

Referee: Adam Jones (WRU, 22nd league game)

AR 1:  Simon Rees (WRU)  AR 2: Wayne Davies (WRU)

TMO: Sean Brickell (WRU)




Posted By: Legendinmybathroom
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 4:55pm
What? We can’t blame Ben Whitehouse then☹️


Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 4:56pm
Originally posted by crj89 crj89 wrote:

Referee: Adam Jones (WRU, 22nd league game)

AR 1:  Simon Rees (WRU)  AR 2: Wayne Davies (WRU)

TMO: Sean Brickell (WRU)


Aw .. I was hoping for Mc Neice 😉


Posted By: reesytheexile
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 4:57pm
Originally posted by Legendinmybathroom Legendinmybathroom wrote:

What? We can’t blame Ben Whitehouse then☹️
Ah but Adam Jones once shook AWJ’s hand so he is biased for sure 😂


Posted By: Fscarlet
Date Posted: 14 September 2022 at 5:47pm
Brock James has left his position as attack coach with the Ospreys. 



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