Sid Judd my teacher at Windsor Clive School, Cardiff, scores a try against the All Blacks, it was Sid who got me playing rugby. He also scored a try for Wales the following week to beat the All Blacks twice in a week. Great man.

Just can’t believe my good friend Spikey Watkins has passed away,what a great boy he was,Spikey a great player with Cardiff, Newport,Barbarians, Monmouthshire &Wales. My deepest sympathy to his wife and family,rest well old pal 🙏 ⁦@WelshRugbyUnion⁩ ⁦@Cardiff_Rugby⁩

Well played @WelshRugbyUnion give the All Blacks a contest and showing progress and scored 4 good tries, All Blacks just to much power and always going to win but games like this will do the boys good for the 6 nations Just keep improving and believe in yourselves. Great effort

Come on Wales, just do your best that’s all we can do, good luck boys 🏉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

BRING BACK THE REAL SCRUMS. Queensland v Great Britain 1979 in Brisbane, when we had real scrums, bring them back.

The man who started me playing rugby,my schoolteacher at Windsor Clive School,in Cardiff his name was Sid Judd & he was a great forward for Cardiff,Wales. In1953 Sid scored a try for Cardiff & beat the All Blacks the following week he scored a try for Wales beating the All Blacks

What a great day this will be, please support 🏉

Lest we forget.

Two of the best, in their Widnes days. Jiffy and Devs 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ⁦@RLCares⁩ ⁦@WidnesRL⁩ ⁦@WelshRugbyUnion⁩ ⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩

invited by @RLCares to a fantastic evening celebrating RL! 🏉 Our retro Ashes Polo, was a real hit!👕🔥 inspiring to hear from legends like Adrian Morley, Ellery Hanley, James Graham, Jim Mills & James Grant. Brilliantly hosted by Pete Emmett and Jenna Brooks.

Two of our very best, Sir Bobby Charlton @ManUtd and Sir Billy Boston MBE @WiganWarriorsRL

Sparring with the greatest 🥊

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 First fixtures as Head Coach of @WalesRugbyL done So many positives and progress made. Proud of the senior players that stepped up and have been professional and committed throughout and a crop of our young WRL pathway players who have took their opportunity with both hands

Happy Birthday today to this great Welshman and Cardiff boy Dai Bishop or the Bish as he is known, great player in both codes of rugby, sadly Wales did not see the best of him. Have a great day Bish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿photo with John Smith Myself, Gerald Cordle and the Bish. ⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩

Cardiff v Newport in 1964 and 5 players that day became Rugby League players. Cardiff myself and Maurice Richards and Newport David Watkins, Bob Prosser and John Mantle.⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩ ⁦@Cardiff_Rugby⁩ ⁦@WelshRugbyUnion⁩ ⁦@SalfordDevils⁩ ⁦@WidnesRL⁩

Just finished reading this amazing book. Brutally honest, enthralling, poignant and emotional. A remarkable insight into the life and mindset of a great Welsh sportsman - warts and all. Highly recommended 👍 Well done to Bish and @gallagherbren58 🏉

Enjoying a few pints with my hero Sir William John Boston, in the Black Bull, St Helens, two elderly boys from Cardiff, with Billy 91 and myself 81 , it’s a long time since we left our homes in Cardiff for a life in Rugby League.🍺🍺⁦@RLCares⁩ ⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩

The legendary Jim Sullivan who came North to Wigan from Cardiff RFC in 1921, he scored a record of over 6,000 points in his career and won every honour in the game with Wigan and Great Britain. Died in 1977 aged 73 in Cardiff. ⁦@WiganWarriorsRL⁩ ⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩ ⁦

Happy Birthday today Jiffy, have a great day, best wishes. 🍾🥂🍰 ⁦@WelshRugbyUnion⁩ ⁦@WalesRugbyL⁩ ⁦@WidnesRL⁩ ⁦@neathrfc⁩ ⁦@WarringtonRLFC⁩ ⁦@JiffyRugby⁩

The Magnificent Seven , Great Britain players on the Sydney Cricket Ground in 1984 John Basnett, Tony Myler, Mike O’Neill, Andy Gregory, Joe Lydon , Mick Burke and Mick Adams. 🏉 All former Widnes players. ⁦@WidnesRL⁩ ⁦@RLCares⁩

Had a great time listening to the one and only @millsjim44 the stories he tells is brilliant thanks for your time again yesterday Jim hope you got home safe and sound . Special thanks to @WATTSY7890 for keeping Kenny Barnby out of trouble ha ha