Our secretary Mike Price continues his series examining Neath's Welsh title wins with Part 10 – season 1989/90. For the third time in their illustrious history, Neath made it back-to-back Welsh championship when Kevin Phillips' men lifted the title again in
We’re delighted to announce that Matthew Davies has committed his future to Neath RFC for the 20/21 season! #packthegnoll #weareneath https://www.facebook.com/NeathRugbyFootballClub/videos/263666411543662/
We’re delighted to announce that Jack Powell has joined Neath RFC from Swansea RFC for the 20/21 season. @jack.powell.12 #packthegnoll #weareneath https://www.facebook.com/NeathRugbyFootballClub/videos/1170683639947554/
We’re delighted to announce that Dan Matthews has joined Neath RFC from Bargoed RFC for the 20/21 season. #packthegnoll #weareneath https://www.facebook.com/NeathRugbyFootballClub/videos/1367054453480945/
Our secretary Mike Price continues his series examining Neath's Welsh title wins with Part 9 – season 1988/89. After winning their ninth Welsh championship in 1986/87, 1987/88 was considered something of a failure by the demanding Blacks. Finishing second to the
After winning the Welsh championship in 1966/67 and the inaugural WRU Cup in 1971/72, Neath endured a long barren period. However, the “Thomas Revolution” had seen fortunes turned around with a Cup Final appearance in 1983/84 and the gradual team
Neath ended their longest wait for another Welsh title when Brian Thomas led the Welsh All Blacks to their seventh championship in 1966/67 – and it was one of the tightest finishes of all, the title only being clinched in
The midweek “Great Escape” by a wallaby in Neath hit the headlines. Steve McQueen it was not but the Missing Marsupial's night of flight captured on CCTV was greeted with some amusement not least by the residents of Woodlands Park Drive,
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Neath's fifth Welsh championship win was perhaps their most unexpected as it came after the Blacks suffered heavy player losses - and the Welsh All Blacks came from nowhere to claim the title. Neath were captained in 1934/35 by centre Glyn