After Wales' nil-43 "em-Paris-ment" on Friday evening, Neath and Newcastle Emlyn put a few smiles on Welsh rugby faces at The Gnoll in an entertaining running game. Newcastle Emlyn, buoyed by their fine 21-15 win over Brecon the previous week and
Storm Eowyn may not have impacted as heavily upon South Wales as it did other parts of the country but Neath RFC were blasted by Storm Cross Keys who deservedly ran out winners with a bonus-point at muddy Pandy Park. The
NEATH held off Newbridge's determined challenge to gain an important bonus-point win at a dry but cold Gnoll on Saturday. Prior to kick off a minute's applause was held in memory of former Neath lock Steve Dando who was buried on
Neath missed the chance to go joint top of the Premiership again when they drew with Brecon at The Gnoll, both teams scoring three converted tries each. A late change brought in centre Rhodri Wall for his first came since being
NEATH reclaimed second spot in the Welsh Premiership courtesy of this hard-fought win over Bonymaen in a keenly-fought game which, if nothing else, demonstrated the old Club's ability to generate a truly big-time occasion and once again exposed the folly
Nine tries between the two sides provided ample entertainment – but Neath need to develop a more ruthless streak ! That is the lesson to be drawn from this victory for the All Blacks which was comfortable enough without being
Despite having a man sent off, Pontypridd took the honours at an atmospheric Gnoll in this keenly-fought top of the table tie. An immaculately observed minute's silence in memory of former Neath RFC surgeon Mike Davies and ex-full back Brian Thomas
Neath set up a mouth-watering clash against Premiership leaders Pontypridd at The Gnoll on November 30 with a hard-fought bonus-point win at Llangennech. The All Blacks, paying their first-ever league visit to Llangennech and their first since winning a centenary game
Neath turned in one of their most complete performances for many a year when they defeated what is a very good Bargoed side at The Gnoll. This was Welsh club rugby – 'proper' rugby as many have it – at its
Five-try Neath went equal top of the Premiership on points with Pontypridd after a rip-roaring victory over Ystrad Rhondda in an open and entertaining game which did not lack vigour. In perfect conditions another goodly crowd gathered to witness a tie