England Claim Their Road is Clear, But Swiss can Still Provide the Roadblock
By Graham Thomas When do you know if a turning point is truly that? England have been claiming all week […]
Dewi Lake Aims to be a History-Maker . . . and end 55 Years of Wales Failure
By Graham Thomas Not many senior players wearing the red shirt of Wales have won in Australia. No-one, in fact,
Getting Older With Grace . . . New Boy Regan is Backed to Have Big Impact for Wales
By Graham Thomas It’s said time moves faster as you get older and that certainly feels true if you’re a
Cheap buys, Faulkner at the double, Flint back to form and the Bowen’s still rolling with it.
The week that was in Welsh Racing. By James Stevens There are not too many better impulse buys than the
Wales Aim To Leap From 10th To 5th . . . And It Starts Down Under
By Graham Thomas Top five in the world . . . that’s the ambitious target the Welsh Rugby Union have
The Va Va Voom for Thierry Henry May Not Prove A Smooth Road For Wales
By Graham Thomas Thierry Henry once flogged Renault Clios by talking about “va va voom”. But now it’s Wales who
Royal Ascot Review
There was no success at Royal Ascot for the Welsh jockeys and trainers but there was one Welshman celebrating during the week.
Rob Page Sacked as Welsh Manager Following Euros Qualification Failure
In a move that has sent ripples through Welsh football, Rob Page has been relieved of his duties as the
England Stumble Has Pundits, Fans And Bookies Needing a Re-Think
By Graham Thomas It’s not just England fans who have had to adjust their thinking after two ragged performances at
Post your Bets
Oncourse bookmakers are unique, the ring’s full of characters and I for one love playing my part and laying a bet. Just like those before us always have.
It Will Either be Pain or Gain for Taine, When Wales Muscle up to South Africa
By Graham Thomas Taine Plumtree will be bidding for a family London double this weekend – but it will require
Wales Promise Jam Tomorrow . . . But Where’s the Bread of Heaven?
By Graham Thomas If patience is a virtue, then Warren Gatland must think Wales supporters are the most virtuous people
Royal Ascot – The Welsh View
It is Royal Ascot week and Wales is set to feature on Flat racing’s most glamorous show. This week’s blog
Euro 2024 Preview
By Jake Maddaford It’s the day football fans across Europe have been waiting for since the domestic leagues ended –
Wales with Mountain to Climb Against The Springboks . . . Just Like 1999
By Jake Maddaford In their first match since their embarrassing Six Nations campaign, Warren Gatland’s Wales side will take on
How to Predict England’s Impending Implosion
By Jake Maddaford With the European Championships looming, many England fans are feeling excited about the prospect of football “coming
Welsh Racing Heats Up For Summer Time
By James Stevens The summer is the prime time for the Bowen family and it was another good week for
Page-Turner . . . Has Rob Run Out of Hard Luck Stories?
By Graham Thomas There are plenty ready to turn the Page on the current Wales Football manager, but appearances can
The Two Percenters . . . Ospreys Reach For Another Stunner Against the Munster Men
By Graham Thomas Toby Booth looks the kind of bloke who is not easily intimidated, and he will need all
What’s the difference between being an on-line bookie and an on-course one… it’s mostly the feed
When my brother, David, and I set up DragonBet, we had no idea what it would involve.
David – a professional gambler – and myself, a racecourse bookmaker, thought we had the perfect skill set.
It turns out we probably didn’t. I’m still not sure we do, but we’re trying damn hard to get there.
Leeds’ Welsh Taffia Against the Coach With a Swansea Fanbase Could be a Final to Savour
By Graham Thomas Wales manager Rob Page rarely talks about club allegiances but there must be a fair chance he
Llandovery Ready to Rule in New Super Rygbi Cymru
By Graham Thomas Llandovery head coach Euros Evans believes the new Super Rygbi Cymru tournament will create players who are
Erol in Peril as Cardiff City Owner Vincent Tan Grows Impatient Again
By Graham Thomas Welsh football fans digesting the news of Mauricio Pochettino’s departure from Chelsea must be wondering: How did
Welsh Horse Racing Weekly – Flint And Son Flying
By James Stevens Another busy week in Welsh Horse Racing with plenty going on both in Wales and for Welsh
Wembley Calling for Five Welsh Players as Season Comes to the Boil
By Graham Thomas Four Welsh players are heading to Wembley and there could be a fifth by around 10pm on
Scarlets Bid for Uplift After Season of Struggle and Farewells
By Graham Thomas This time 20 years ago, Welsh rugby giants The Scarlets were busy winning what was then the
Welsh Teams Struggling In The Era Of The Ugly Scoreline
By Graham Thomas It looked like a misprint. But it was true. Gloucester did indeed lose 90-0 away to Northampton.
Horse Racing Round Up – Sean Shows His Mettle
By James Stevens Sean Bowen proved just how incredible and tough he is this week. Appearing at Fontwell for just
Two Former Wales Stars . . . One Big Scrap To Avoid Premier League Relegation
By Graham Thomas Two coaches – both former Welsh Football internationals – will walk the Premier League relegation tightrope this
Welsh Football Weekend Preview
WELSH FOOTBALL WEEKEND FIXTURES FRIDAY, MAY 10 NEWFA Macron Men’s Senior Challenge Cup Final Flint Mountain v Mold Alexandra SATURDAY,
