I agree about it being tedious. Except of course I don't read them. Lots of people find me tedious. Why they upset themselves reading my views will forever remain a mystery to me.Countymadbell wrote:It really is getting tedious the rugby trolls keep posting on the Argus website about the County. As if they haven't got more worrying things to think about. I would like all teams in Newport to do well even though i only support County. Rant over
Couldn't agree more.I haven't read the Argus website, but as a supporter of both games i find it very sad and disappointing.Countymadbell wrote:It really is getting tedious the rugby trolls keep posting on the Argus website about the County. As if they haven't got more worrying things to think about. I would like all teams in Newport to do well even though i only support County. Rant over
Couldn’t agree more, they should address the funding structure at the same time : as it is it just protects the current hierarchy of clubs. What rugby and football need is the equivalent of the American Football DraftOLDCROMWELLIAN wrote:Couldn't agree more.I haven't read the Argus website, but as a supporter of both games i find it very sad and disappointing.Countymadbell wrote:It really is getting tedious the rugby trolls keep posting on the Argus website about the County. As if they haven't got more worrying things to think about. I would like all teams in Newport to do well even though i only support County. Rant over
And yes us rugby supporters have a lot to worry about. When/if the WRU decide to impose their latest head coach upon the Dragons, it may give an indication of their long-term commitment to professional rugby in Newport.
My thoughts exactlyG Guest wrote:The new head coach is rumoured to be Saun Edwards. He is employed part-time by the Ospreys and works as a coach with Wales under Gatling. But he is contracted to move to rugby league in 2020. So, if true, maybe not a sign of commitment to the Dragons by the WRU.
Could definitely build a stadium, unfortunately no room for a pitch in between the standsjohnny1972 wrote:Actually parked by there on Tuesday night thought defo get a stadium built not sure about any parking tho.
Perhaps we should just convert to a sport that would allow us to use the Sainsbury's site to develop a stadium that is 'crucial to a sustainable future'.lowandhard wrote:Could definitely build a stadium, unfortunately no room for a pitch in between the standsjohnny1972 wrote:Actually parked by there on Tuesday night thought defo get a stadium built not sure about any parking tho.
lowandhard wrote:Could definitely build a stadium, unfortunately no room for a pitch in between the standsjohnny1972 wrote:Actually parked by there on Tuesday night thought defo get a stadium built not sure about any parking tho.
Just pop the stadium in the Glebelands and use that as the car park with a nice little bridge across the uskWillthiswork wrote:With some clever road developments and other one way routing there could be enough room for a smallish stadium there.
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