Welsh rugby needs a unity of purpose with the game at a critical crossroad
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The Welsh Rugby Union will next week publish a new strategy (supported by Portas Consulting) on the future of the game in Wales. I sincerely hope that everyone in Welsh rugby will get behind the union’s new chief executive Abi Tierney and engage positively and constructively with what is being considered. I urge that a full and proper debate ensues, both earnestly and honestly over the coming months, and in good spirit, with a real desire for positive, lasting, and sustainable change for the benefit of all the game in Wales, recognising that change will continue to develop and evolve. Moreover, I sincerely hope that the debate is as radical and as wide ranging as people will allow, directly involving all of those who are now responsible for the day to day management and governance of Welsh rugby at all levels of the game. The challenges facing the game are known to many, but that does not make them any easier to fix. The context of the debate revolves around fundamental sporting and bu...