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Wales rugby bosses say cutting professional teams to two is best option
The game's governing body in Wales is expected to propose cutting the number of professional rugby teams down to two. The Welsh Rugby Union - known as the WRU - feels the current system is failing after recent poor performances by both its regions and national team.
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The Welsh Rugby Union is considering reducing its professional men's clubs from four to two in an effort to ensure both ...
The radical two-team proposal comes a month after the Wales men’s national team finally ended their 18-match losing Test run ...
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) said on Wednesday reducing the number of professional men's clubs from four to two is the best option to secure on-field success and financial sustainability.
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