@WalesRugby Imagine if 1 of Wales largest companies (The Indigo Group) had approached them to set up academies, fund and even give 7 figure surplus income back to the WRU, in conjunction with several players Lions, Welsh Internationals and Grand Slam winners and DR is too busy to respond ๐
If only there was a credible and popular consortium waiting in the wings to come in and bid for Cardiff.
Howโs that for โcommercial and strategic senseโ?!
If they weren't already aware, the fan responses to this news on social media should tell the WRU just how badly this news is going down.
This is a disgraceful, despicable decision which will appal fans across Wales.
So it is reported itโs decision day for @WelshRugbyUnion board in determining our new owners. Weโd like to remind board members to give us a positive future and that that is not in the hands of a group that is prepared to shaft another Welsh pro-club to acquire @Cardiff_Rugby
So, a word on these guys. Reg Clark, Niels Juul, Gareth West and Martyn Ryan.
The men bidding to buy Cardiff.
Why favour them over Y11?
1) A recent Walesonline piece strongly hinted that theirs is the better deal financially.
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If Y11 think they can get hold of our club and destroy another in the process, then our message to them is very simple.
Forget it. You're not wanted. We don't trust you.
The day you take over will be the day we start campaigning to get you out.
Here it is!
Inject it into my veins, hang it in the Louvre etc...
A huge 8-man shove with Sam Wainwright in particular getting the best of one of the best looseheads in the world in Angus Bell.
L'รquipe de Cardiff
Painted by Robert Delaunay in 1913. Not long after @Cardiff_Rugby's visit to Paris. The other team depicted is most likely @stadefrancaisof .
Travelling fans can see it on display in
the Paris Museum of Modern Art.
https://t.co/juCMGKAD2R