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On Friday 24^th October 2008, the Welsh Charitables RFC, with the support of Pontypridd RFC, are hosting a charity dinner at Sardis Road. The dinner is in recognition of Pontypridd stalwart and legend Bob Penberthy, fondly known as “the Bionic Elbow” – who played an amazing 877 games for his beloved Ponty between 1961 and 1985.
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Pontypridd RFC continues its working partnership with the Welsh Blood Service by holding donor sessions at the Grandstand Lounge of Sardis Road over the coming months. Blood donations are urgently required – be a horizontal hero and register your services at the donor sessions.
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A series of initiatives aimed at strengthening rugby in Wales for the future have been outlined to the Annual General Meeting of the Welsh Rugby Union at the Princess Royal Theatre in Port Talbot.
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A new member of the Pontypridd RFC medical back-up team this season is Kerry Jones, who has joined up with the club from his home village of Rhydyfelin.
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The Welsh Rugby Union has announced an impressive line-up of coaches and managers of its international age grade, Women's and Sevens sides for the 2008/09 season, which includes former Wales internationals Phil Davies, Paul John, Mark Taylor, Tony Clement, Dale McIntosh, Wayne Proctor and Byron Hayward.
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Scarlets lock Dominic Day made sure Llanelli held onto pole position in the Principality Premiership, crashing over to put the league leaders on course for a 27-23 victory over Aberavon with the game's first try.
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WHAT’S in a name? Well, the historic decision by the Scarlets to drop Llanelli from their official title has put the pressure firmly on Cardiff Blues and Newport-Gwent Dragons to follow suit. They are the last of the old guard, with their powerbrokers entrenched in the past, reluctant to move on and grasp the future.
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A concert will be held at the Neath RFC’s clubhouse next Friday evening (12^th September) with all proceeds going to the Gareth Jones Trust Fund.
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Principality Building Society has renewed its title sponsorship of the premier club competition in Wales in a three year deal, while Welsh language broadcaster S4C has announced it will cover up to 10 live Premiership matches this season (2008/09), giving the top club competition in Wales increased profile and value.
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A STUDY has found that Pontypridd are most peoples’ second favourite rugby team. 
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