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  1. Welsh coach lands job in England, Ireland star out for months and Springbok dies

    The latest rugby news from Wales and around the world Port Talbot-born Williams has landed a new role…
    #NewsBeep #News #Rugby #GloucesterRugby #IrelandRugbyTeam #rugby #SouthAfricaRugbyTeam #Sports #Today'sUpdates #UK #UnitedKingdom
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  2. Gloucester Rugby post huge losses with warning of risk to future

    The Gloucester Rugby Limited accounts, filed this week with Companies House, posted a loss of £2.9m for last…
    #NewsBeep #News #Rugby #Gloucester #GloucesterRugby #rugby #Sports #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/668109/

  3. GLOUCESTER DEFEATS EXETER IN LANDMARK SHOWDOWN

    Gloucester beat Exeter Chiefs with 79 points to 17. This is a record high for Gloucester and a big loss for Exeter's playoff hopes.

    #GloucesterRugby, #ExeterChiefs, #PremiershipRugby, #RugbyUnion, #RecordScore

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  4. George Skivington on Gloucester’s Bristol Bears humbling as side lack fight

    George Skivington revealed his side looked like a team that “haven’t played for three weeks.” Gloucester Rugby’s Danny…
    #Bristol #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #Gloucester #GloucesterRugby #GreatBritain
    europesays.com/uk/905533/

  5. Gloucester Rugby player ratings from Bristol Bears defeat – ‘A shadow of himself’

    Gloucester Rugby were beaten 53-12 by Bristol Bears at Ashton Gate in Round 13 of the 2025/26 Gallagher…
    #Bristol #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #GloucesterRugby #GreatBritain
    europesays.com/uk/902529/

  6. Bristol thrash Gloucester to turbocharge play-off hopes

    Gabriel Oghre crashed over moments later before Jordan slotted two late penalties to hit the half-century mark and…
    #Bristol #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #BristolRugby #Britain #GloucesterRugby #GreatBritain #RugbyUnion #sport #standard
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  7. europesays.com/uk/894585/ Gloucester Rugby injury latest ahead of Bristol Bears: Tomos Williams, Mikey Austin, Josh Hathaway, Ben Loader #GloucesterRugby #Rugby #Sports #UK #UnitedKingdom

  8. Geoff Parling issues statement as ugly live TV clash with presenter takes twist

    The Leicester Tigers boss was left seething ahead of his side’s match against Gloucester on Saturday Parling shoved…
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  9. How to watch Bath Rugby v Gloucester Rugby live on TV and full team news

    Bath Rugby host Gloucester Rugby at the Recreation Ground on Saturday in Round 10 of the 2025/26 PREM…
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  10. The remarkable young Wales rugby star making his family proud after tragedy

    The highly-rated forward has impressed on and off the pitch after being named as co-captain of his country…
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    newsbeep.com/uk/420128/

  11. Taulupe Faletau a major Six Nations doubt and ‘fearless’ rugby icon dies

    The latest rugby news from Wales and around the worldFaletau has suffered another injury setback(Image: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans…
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  12. WRU vows to fix system after Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake exits

    Double blow sparks urgent response

    The departures of Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake have been described as a hammer blow for both the Ospreys and Welsh rugby as a whole.

    The WRU is already in the process of restructuring the professional game, with plans to cut the number of regional teams from four to three. But the exits raise fears that Wales’ best players could increasingly be based in England.

    “We want Welsh talent at the heart of the system”

    A WRU spokesperson said:

    “We are striving to build a world‑class system in Wales to maximise the potential for the success of our professional clubs and national teams.

    We want Welsh talent to be at the heart of the system. We are, of course, disappointed when players leave the system in Wales.

    But we are also realistic that top‑class players will get opportunities to explore new experiences and to challenge themselves as they develop their careers.”

    Contracts guaranteed, academy to return

    The WRU says all existing player contracts have been guaranteed, with financial support pledged for new signings. Letters have been sent to regional clubs and the Welsh Rugby Players’ Association confirming backing for priority deals.

    Plans also include the return of a national academy to strengthen the pathway and produce more elite players.

    Still eligible for Wales

    Both Morgan and Lake will remain eligible to represent Wales despite signing for Gloucester. The controversial 25‑cap law is currently under review.

    The WRU added:

    “As we work to create a truly world‑class rugby environment in Wales in the next years, we hope that players like Jac and Dewi – and others – will come back to Wales. We wish them both the very best in the meantime – and we still have them at the heart of our national game from an international perspective.”

    Related stories from Swansea Bay News

    Jac Morgan to leave Ospreys at end of season
    Ospreys captain confirms Gloucester move after 51 appearances and Lions tour.

    Dewi Lake to join Gloucester at end of season
    Wales hooker and Ospreys stalwart announces departure after 71 appearances for the club.

    #DewiLake #GloucesterRugby #JacMorgan #Ospreys #Rugby #WalesRugby #WelshRugby #WRU

  13. Dewi Lake to join Gloucester at end of season

    The announcement follows confirmation that fellow Ospreys captain Jac Morgan will also leave the club at the end of the season to join Gloucester.

    Pathway product departs

    A product of the Ospreys development pathway, Dewi Lake has made 71 appearances for the club and 26 for Wales, captaining his country on multiple occasions.

    Head Coach Mark Jones said:

    “Dewi is an incredible professional and has emerged as a key member of our leadership group in recent seasons. His contributions will be missed both on and off the field.

    Similarly to Jac, the club put in a lot of hard work to try and keep Dewi, but this became increasingly difficult with the current landscape and uncertainty in Welsh rugby.”

    “Special moments will live long in my memory”

    Dewi Lake said:

    “The Ospreys is a club that means a lot to me on so many different levels so making the decision to move was something that I spent a lot of time thinking over.

    My whole career to this point has been with this team and there have been so many special moments on the way… Coming through the pathway, making my debut, the first time I captained the side and the friendships I’ve forged with players and staff, will all live long in my memory.”

    #DewiLake #GloucesterRugby #hooker #Ospreys #Rugby #WalesRugby #WelshRugby

  14. Jac Morgan to leave Ospreys at end of season

    Lions star bids farewell

    Since making his debut, Jac Morgan has racked up 51 appearances for the Ospreys, captained both club and country, earned his Wales debut and toured with the British and Irish Lions.

    Head Coach Mark Jones said:

    “I think I speak for everyone at the club when I say Jac will be sorely missed. He is a tremendous player and leader that always gives his all when he is on the pitch.

    As a club, we have always done our upmost to keep our most talented players, and that certainly was the case with Jac. Unfortunately, these matters are sometimes taken out of your hands, especially under the current circumstances in Welsh rugby.”

    “Ospreys will always hold a special place”

    Jac Morgan said:

    “This was an extremely difficult decision for me to make, but I hope our supporters can understand the reasoning behind me wanting to pursue a new challenge.

    The Ospreys is a club that will always hold a special place in my heart… I am looking forward to the new challenge ahead, but until then I will be working hard to get back to full fitness and giving 100% for the team until the end of the season.”

    #GloucesterRugby #JacMorgan #Ospreys #Rugby #WalesRugby #WelshRugby

  15. Last home game of the season and a reflection on another season of what could have been.
    I’ve been watching Gloucester Rugby for 51 years now, 25 as a season ticket holder or member or whatever - the other constants are that I will be disappointed with the season and will renew for next season.
    Good times with good people and decent beer thanks to the Pelican.
    #LiveThisClub #BestClubInTheWorld
    #ItsTheHopeThatKillsYou #GloucesterRugby
    #BillyTwelvetrees #BenMorgan #JordyReid

  16. Last home game of the season and a reflection on another season of what could have been.
    I’ve been watching Gloucester Rugby for 51 years now, 25 as a season ticket holder or member or whatever - the other constants are that I will be disappointed with the season and will renew for next season.
    Good times with good people and decent beer thanks to the Pelican.
    #LiveThisClub #BestClubInTheWorld
    #ItsTheHopeThatKillsYou #GloucesterRugby
    #BillyTwelvetrees #BenMorgan #JordyReid