Neath RFC is saddened to hear the news that former Neath Borough Treasurer and life-long Season Ticket holder at The Gnoll, GEORGE GRIFFITHS has passed away. During his lifetime he did a lot of work for the Neath YMCA and Parish

Plucky Neath came away from Llandovery with an unlikely last-gasp bonus point but, after a bold start, the Blacks never really looked like winning. An all-action opening saw Neath take the lead after just two minutes when winger Dafydd Howells made

There is only one word to sum up this Neath effort – cruel; in fact, in a nanny-state, such a brutal fate should not be allowed! Having sunk to the bottom of the Premiership courtesy of the previous week’s defeat by

A barn-storming finish saw Bridgend take the spoils in this clash between the Welsh Premiership’s bottom two clubs. It was not a distinguished enough display to describe it as a classic game of two halves but Neath certainly had the better

There can be no hiding the fact that this was Neath’s worst display of the season. Neath have found wins at Parc-y-Scarlets hard to come by since the stadium was built – and success never looked like coming their way this

Neath were left kicking themselves after a last minute penalty attempt by unrecognised kicker Chris Morgans sailed wide and denied them a point at Bedwas. Despite a dreadful opening quarter during which they conceded 12 points and being under pressure at

GETTING NEARER ? NEATH 24 points CARDIFF 28 points The chilling statistic is that Neath suffered their fourth defeat in four when Cardiff edged this entertaining encounter but Gnoll supporters took some cheer from another fighting effort that suggests the All Blacks’

As anticipated, battling Neath were on the back foot for most of this match but to their credit they stayed in touch with the home team until the curse of the yellow card struck in the last 10 minutes when

Neath visit Carmarthen Quins on Saturday hoping to put last week’s opening-day defeat by Newport firmly behind them. The Welsh All Blacks make several changes with Marc Jones coming in at prop, Jon Barley at lock and Leon Ward and Lee

Neath coach Gareth Llewellyn summed it up when he said, “There is obviously a lot of work to be done” after the Welsh All Blacks disappointed in losing the season’s opener against Newport at The Gnoll on Saturday. In an untidy