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The WRU issued an update on Friday evening to member clubs
Ospreys supporters fearful of what might happen to their club flocked to public meeting
Hundreds of supporters filled Swansea’s Brangwyn Hall last night in a major show of public backing for the Ospreys as pressure intensifies on the WRU to halt plans to cut Wales’ professional teams from four to three. The post Hundreds pack Brangwyn Hall as Swansea unites to fight for Ospreys’ future
Swansea Council has launched an extraordinary legal assault on the Welsh Rugby Union and the Ospreys’ owners Y11, accusing them of secret deals, anti‑competitive behaviour and plotting a future that would “rip professional rugby out of Swansea”. The post Swansea Council threatens legal action as Ospreys saga explodes
Plaid Cymru has warned that the Ospreys could be axed under Welsh Rugby Union plans to cut a professional region — and accused Welsh Government of “washing their hands” of the crisis. The post Ospreys ‘at risk’ as Plaid Cymru demands Welsh Government step in over WRU cuts
Ospreys supporters staged a protest on Saturday night ahead of the URC clash with the Dragons
Sonny Parker spent eight years at the Ospreys, while he was also at Celtic Warriors and London Welsh when both clubs ceased to exist
A group of former players are fighting for the future of the Ospreys
Representatives from the Ospreys, WRU and Swansea Council met last week to discuss the future of professional rugby in Swansea
Players met with bosses on Tuesday following the news on Monday that the Ospreys' owners were aiming to buy Cardiff
Swansea Council leader Rob Stewart says the authority will do all they can to make sure the Ospreys stay in the city
The former Ospreys man has gone back to where it all began with his club giving him a 'hero's welcome'
The Welsh club got outmuscled by Munster
