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To respond to our recent post, I sincerely apologise for any offense caused. That was never my intention and in no way reflects any attitudes within Neath RFC. I take full ownership as the club owner and author of the post. The idea from the start was to shine a light on the casual misogyny that still exists in parts of rugby and, more importantly, to champion the incredible women and girls’ rugby players who represent our club with passion, skill, and dedication. I now recognise that the initial post did not effectively convey this message, and for that, I am sorry. I would also like to apologise to Llangennech RFC, who had no prior knowledge that this was our opening strategy. We look forward to welcoming them to The Gnoll. In light of the response, I have decided to delay the release of the intended follow-up videos to take the time to reflect, listen, and ensure that we are delivering the right message in a way that fully aligns with our values as a club—one that is committed to inclusivity, respect, and the celebration of women’s rugby. Most importantly, I want to make sure this message comes from the women and girls of our club, in their voices. I can categorically assure you that our commitment to women’s rugby remains steadfast, and we will continue to champion all participation in rugby. Matty Young, Neath RFC