CARDIFF v NEWPORT Friday 27th October 2017 7.15pm KO. £2

Sponsored by GREAT MOVES START WITH US

Buying the right home takes a team. Chat with our mortgage experts today.

Principality. Where home matters.

www.principality.co.uk/mortgages

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

ONLINE @principalityBS CALL US BRANCH principality.co.uk Principality Building Society 0330 333 4000• Pop in to see us

• To help us maintain our service and security standards, telephone calls may be monitored and recorded. Principality Building Society is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority, reference number 155998. Principality Building Society, Principality Buildings, Queen Street, Cardiff, CF10 1UA. principality.co.uk WELCOME

Welcome to the Arms Park for this evenings Principality Premiership game between Cardiff and Newport.

With the British & Irish Cup games now over for this period we can get back to the business of the East Division and the second meeting between the Blue & Blacks and the Black and Ambers this season. The first game back in August saw the Blue & Blacks start a run of four consecutive wins that set Cardiff on their way to second place in the table. On the day Cardiff ran in four tries including a hat-trick for Pat Lewis in what was an open game of rugby in the sunshine.

Since that run times have been a little tougher for the Blue & Blacks. Three consecutive losses have seen us slip fourth in the table. The last game here had the scoreboard showing Pontypridd running away with the game at the end. Cardiff though had been highly competitive in a very enjoyable game up to the sixty minute mark. That though changed as three tries saw off our challenge.

Newport have had a mixed bag of results since our game with them. They beat Ponty at the last whistle and have disposed of Ebbw Vale and Cross Keys too. There have though been losses to Bargoed and Merthyr in between. That leaves the Black & Ambers in fifth just four points behind us.

That will bring added spice to tonight’s game as the likelihood is that the winner will go ahead in the table. Not that a Cardiff – Newport game will need anything else to bring it to life. These games have been going on for over 140 years now, and while we may not be back to the age of four games a season on a regular basis, it is a possibility this season. Three league games are definite, but who knows what the cup will throw up post round one if we both go through.

That’s all for the future but tonight is all about what happens here, and traditionally Cardiff – Newport games are hard fought affairs on the field but off the field both sets of supporters mingle not only on the terraces but are happy to chat all things Blue, Black and Amber in the bars and clubs afterwards. So it is with great pleasure we welcome our oldest friends, the committee, players, coaching staff and supporters to the Arms Park tonight

Enjoy the rugby!

COMMITTEE Committee Members: Head Coach: PROGRAMME Chairman: David Allen Steve Law Media: Chris Norman Brian Bennett Backs Coach: Ian Tabor Vice Chairman: Chris Collins Llyr Lane Design: Simon Down Clive Davies Forwards Coach: ZAP! Creative Treasurer: Adrian Hadley Neil Edwards Photography: Marc Wakeham Ian Tabor Asst Coach: Viv Jones Secretary: John Huw Williams James Dixon Produced by: Jill Parker Billy Woods Team Manager: HUSH Iestyn Williams The views expressed in this program Physiotherapy: are not necessarily those of Cardiff Dyfri Owen RFC

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS LAST TIME OUT Cardiff 28 – Pontypridd 46 (07/10/2017) After successive defeats to Ebbw Vale and Bedwas, Cardiff hoped to return to winning ways when close rivals Pontypridd visited the Arms Park. The game got off to the best possible start for the Blue and Blacks when after a period of concerted pressure Will Rees-Hole was put over in the corner. The lead only lasted for a couple of minutes before a momentary loss of concentration allowed former Cardiff player Diggy Bird (who was to prove a thorn in the side all afternoon) scored near the posts – his conversion edging Ponty in front. Things got even better for the visitors a few minutes later when another former Arms Park favourite, Rhys Shellard, touched down, this time Bird was unable to add the conversion. Both sides were playing some good rugby and the game had a closeness and intensity that has sometimes been missing from recent encounters.

Gareth Thompson was able to add a couple of penalties to bring Cardiff within a point with half an hour of the game gone. In the last ten minutes of the half an Alex Webber try and Bird conversion extended the Pontypridd lead. Gareth Thompson and Diggy Bird exchanged penalties to give Ponty a 22 – 14 lead as the interval approached. With time running out before the break Owen Lane put smiles back on the faces of home supporters when he dived over in the corner, Thompson again converting from a difficult position. Then on the stroke of half time disaster struck for the Blue & Blacks when, as they tried to apply pressure just outside the Pontypridd 22 their captain, Joey Tomlinson, was injured in a tackle. As the medical staff came on the referee took the decision to end the half a few seconds early as the injury was clearly going to take some time to treat.

Half time saw a tag game with children of Ysgol Gymraeg, Caerfilli – but the eyes of many spectators were on the prostrate player being treated nearby, before being stretchered off the field by Cardiff and Pontypridd medical staff.

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS When play resumed versatile front row man Ian Jenkins had moved to hooker with Peter Lloyd making his debut at tight head. The second half was just as tight as the first with both sides pushing forward to try and make the breakthrough. It was the Blue and Blacks that struck first when Owen Lane broke clear and fed Lewis Jones in support for the scrum half to canter to the line and score. Gareth Thompson again added the conversion putting Cardiff 28-22 in front with half an hour to go. Diggy Bird pulled the visitors back to within three points with another successful penalty before the decision that changed the match. With Ponty on the attack and being repelled by a resilient home defence the referee deemed that some of the home side’s tactics were not legal and sent Dan Fish to the sin-bin.

Having already spent 10 minutes of the first half reduced to 14 (after Will Rees-Hole incurred the wrath of the official) Cardiff were to find a further period with reduced resources more than could be managed. Pontypridd tails were now up and in the closing 12 minutes they added tries from Aled Summerhill, Hemi Barnes and Rhys Shellard. Two of these were converted by Diggy Bird (who deservedly won the man of the match award) and the third by the seemingly ageless Ceri Sweeney. The final score of 46 - 28 to the visitors did scant justice to the Cardiff performance.

The game proved a timely reminder that rugby is an 80 minute game and that you need all your players on the field to have a chance of beating teams like Pontypridd.

The sad news from the physio’s room after the game was that Joe Tomlinson had damage to his ACL and would require surgery, keeping him out for the remainder of the 2017-8 season.

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS

Hicks Titley Partnership M&E Consulting Engineers

Award winning designers of energy efficient mechanical & electrical services for new and refurbished buildings and the wider environment

Hicks Titley Partnership has practiced engineering consultancy services since 1999 within the Mechanical and Electrical services sector of the construction industry. Our design office is based at Cathedral Road in Cardiff. We specialise in large multi-residential new build and refurbished facilities, such as student accommodation, extra care facilities and multi-apartment developments. We cover all areas of the construction industry from large commercial office developments to new build homes. We have a strong history of working within the healthcare sector, both for the National Health Service and the private sector, providing detailed design from new and refurbished hospital facilities to large care homes throughout the UK. Our engineering design philosophy is based on a strong commitment to sustainability, using passive means by considering building form and how it conditions the environment within. Our design services consider end user comfort, using heat, light, and ventilation and aim to deliver simple and efficient buildings with low running costs.

We can provide Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Services design using MEP REVIT modeling software to ensure collaborative working with the design and construction team.

We are CIBSE accredited low carbon consultants and energy assessors, from domestic facilities, to complex non-domestic level 5 buildings requiring Dynamic Simulation Modelling using BRE accredited software, providing Energy Performance Certificates for all building types, and an ISO 9001 Quality Assurance accredited company.

Hicks Titley Partnership

Sophia House 28 Cathedral Road Cardiff CF11 9LJ

Landline: (029) 2010 9124 Website: www.hickstitleypartnership.com e-mail: [email protected]

Are proud to support Cardiff Rugby Football Club

C’mon the Blue & Blacks

We supply, install and maintain Building Energy Management System, to help our customer monitor an d control their energy usage and maintain comfort and productivity .

02920 522023 www .adroitcontrols.co.uk [email protected] 2017/2018 Season FIXTURES & RESUL TS Date Day Home Away KO Comp Result 12/08/2017 Saturday Taunton Cardiff 14:30 FR W 42-19 19/08/2017 Saturday Cardiff Carmarthen Q 14:30 FR W 12-5 27/08/2017 Sunday Newport Cardiff 14:30 PP W 31-19 02/09/2017 Saturday Cardiff Merthyr 14:30 PP W 24-17 09/09/2017 Saturday Bargoed Cardiff 14:30 PP W 21-17 16/09/2017 Saturday Cardiff Cross Keys 13:00 PP W 46-19 23/09/2017 Saturday Cardiff Ebbw Vale 14:30 PP L 25-30 30/09/2017 Saturday Bedwas Cardiff 14:30 PP L 8-18 07/10/2017 Saturday Cardiff Pontypridd 14:30 PP L 28-46 27/10/2017 Friday Cardiff Newport 19:15 PP 04/11/2017 Saturday Merthyr Cardiff 14:30 PP 10/11/2017 Friday Cardiff Bargoed 19:30 PP 17/11/2017 Friday Cross Keys Cardiff 19:30 PP 25/11/2017 Saturday Ebbw Vale Cardiff 14:30 PP 01/12/2017 Friday Cardiff Bedwas 19:30 PP 23/12/2017 Saturday Pontypridd Cardiff 14:30 PP 30/12/2017 Saturday Newport Cardiff 14:30 PP 06/01/2018 Saturday Neath Cardiff 14:30 PP 03/02/2018 Saturday Bridgend Cardiff 14:30 PP TBC Saturday Cardiff Merthyr TBC PP 17/02/2018 Saturday Llandovery Cardiff 14:30 PP 24/02/2018 Saturday Cardiff Neath 14:30 NC 10/03/2018 Saturday Cardiff Swansea 14:30 PP 17/03/2018 Saturday Carmarthen Cardiff 14:30 PP TBC Saturday Cardiff Aberavon TBC PP 30/03/2018 Friday Bargoed Cardiff 14:30 PP 02/04/2018 Monday Cardiff RGC1404 14:30 PP 07/04/2018 Saturday Bedwas Cardiff 14:30 PP 14/04/2018 Saturday Cross Keys Cardiff 14:30 PP 21/04/2018 Saturday Cardiff Llanelli 14:30 PP 05/05/2018 Saturday Pontypridd Cardiff 14:30 PP 12/05/2018 Saturday Cardiff Ebbw Vale 14:30 PP 12/05/2018 Saturday Cardiff Ebbw Vale 14:30 PP TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS Win 4 Points. Draw 2 Points. Bonus Points 1 for 4 or more tries. 1 for losing by 7 or less FIXTURES & RESUL TS FR: Friendly PP: Principality Premiership NC: National Cup Principality Premiership Table East 2017 /18 Team Pl W D L F A Pts 1 Bedwas 7 6 0 1 236 101 30 2 Pontypridd 7 5 0 2 214 153 25 3 Merthyr 7 4 0 3 222 203 22 4 Cardiff 7 4 0 3 183 166 19 5 Newport 7 3 0 4 150 202 15 6 Bargoed 7 2 0 5 139 193 12 7 Cross Keys 7 2 0 5 140 192 10 8 Ebbw Vale 7 2 0 5 122 196 10 Principality Premiership Table West 2017 /18 1 Llandovery 7 5 0 2 173 98 25 2 RGC1404 7 5 1 1 158 141 23 3 Llanelli 7 4 0 3 178 145 22 4 Aberavon 7 4 0 3 200 178 20 5 Carmarthen Quins 7 4 0 3 130 126 17 6 Bridgend Ravens 7 2 0 5 134 179 11 7 Neath 7 2 0 5 147 200 10 8 Swansea 7 1 1 5 124 177 8

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS Achieve up to a 20% reduction in your heating bills per year by choosing an Uponor system*

Save energy, money and time with Uponor Underfl oor heating controls

Underfl oor heating systems

Minitec system Solid screed system Siccus system

To fi nd out more about our range of products, please visit Uponor.co.uk or contact your local Business Development Manager, Sam Taylor E: [email protected], M: 07824590164 *Cost savings based on a standard unbalanced system MATTERS OF FACT 2017/18

Played Start Rep Tries Pts Played Start Rep Tries Pts Played Start Rep Tries Pts Achieve up to a 20% reduction Llywarch Ap Myrddin 8 7 1 1 5 1 1 9 8 1 1 5 James Beal 1 1 20 20 7 35 21 21 0 7 35 in your heating bills per year by Jim Botham 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 0 0 choosing an Uponor system* Rhys Carre 7 7 11 5 6 2 11 18 12 6 2 11 Lloyd Chalke 0 12 12 3 15 12 12 0 3 15 Rhodri Cole 6 3 3 0 0 6 3 3 0 0 Dan Crimmins 0 0 0 0 0 35 29 6 8 40 35 29 6 8 40 Luke Crocker 8 8 1 5 18 12 6 1 5 26 20 6 2 10 Seb Davies 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 1 5 9 9 0 1 5 James Down 2 2 100 84 16 2 10 102 86 16 2 10 Ken Dowding 4 1 3 4 1 3 0 0 Dan Fish 5 4 1 1 5 34 32 2 16 87 39 36 3 17 92 Cameron Gibbon 1 1 12 11 1 7 35 13 11 2 7 35 James Greenfield 1 2 1 1 Harry Griffiths 0 6 4 2 1 5 6 4 2 1 5 Mike Hale 3 3 34 19 15 2 11 37 19 18 2 11 Ian Jenkins 4 3 1 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 Adam Jones 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lewis Jones 5 3 2 2 10 7 5 2 1 5 12 8 4 3 15 Gwion Jones 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 Owen Lane 6 6 3 15 9 8 1 15 14 1 3 15 Ethan Lewis 1 1 63 34 29 3 15 64 34 30 3 15 Save energy, money and time with Uponor Dillon Lewis 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 0 8 2 0 0 0 James Lewis 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Pat Lewis 8 8 4 20 8 8 0 4 20 Underfl oor heating controls Rob Lewis 3 1 2 52 29 23 2 12 55 30 25 2 12 Tom Mably 4 1 3 4 1 3 0 0 Joe Miles 1 1 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 Lewys Montague 0 15 9 6 5 15 9 6 0 5 James Murphy 2 2 108 89 19 6 33 110 89 21 6 33 Gavin Nash 0 24 12 12 24 12 12 0 0 Miles Normandale 2 2 44 37 7 1 5 46 39 7 1 5 Jack Phillips 1 0 1 44 36 8 8 42 45 36 9 8 42 Aled Rees 0 35 12 23 35 12 23 0 0 Codey Rees 1 1 17 13 4 4 18 13 5 0 4 Jack Roberts 2 2 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 5 Will Rees-Hole 7 7 6 30 49 47 2 19 99 56 54 2 25 129 Underfl oor heating systems James Sheekey 3 3 1 5 31 24 7 2 10 34 27 7 3 15 Dafydd Smith 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 Kris Smith 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 Olly Smyth 0 30 25 5 10 53 30 25 5 10 53 Ryan Spriggs 4 4 3 2 1 0 0 7 2 5 0 0 Ben Thomas 6 2 4 22 3 0 0 0 9 9 2 4 0 31 Gareth Thompson 8 6 2 1 51 24 19 5 10 215 32 25 7 11 266 Joe Tomlinson 7 7 65 37 28 9 47 72 44 28 9 47 Minitec system Solid screed system Siccus system Corey Tucker 5 4 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 1 1 5 Reuben Tucker 6 5 1 42 25 17 8 40 48 30 18 8 40 Jordan Viggers 0 38 20 18 3 16 38 20 18 3 16 To fi nd out more about our range of products, please visit Uponor.co.uk Ben White 8 8 1 5 5 5 0 0 0 13 13 0 1 5 or contact your local Business Development Manager, Sam Taylor Tom Wilson 7 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 4 3 0 0 Ceri Young 6 3 3 61 55 6 16 85 67 58 9 16 85 E: [email protected], M: 07824590164 Fraser Young 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 3 0 0 *Cost savings based on a standard unbalanced system

TODAY’S TEAMS

CARDIFF: NEWPORT: 15 Dan Fish Matthew Prosser 14 James Beal Henry Palmer 13 Dafydd Smith Garin Harris 12 Will Rees-Hole Morgan Burgess 11 Ceri Young Joe Bartlett 10 Gareth Thompson (Capt) Alex Everett 9 Lewis Jones Kyle Tayler 1 Rhys Carre Rhys Jenkins (capt) 2 Kirby Myhill Owen Davies 3 Anton Peikrishvili Haydn Simons 4 Miles Normandale Haydn Palmer 5 James Murphy Thomas Pascoe 6 Reuben Tucker Chay Smith 7 Ben White Harri Lang 8 Dan Crimmins Geraint O’Driscoll

Replacements Replacements 16 James Greenfield A N Other 17 Ian Jenkins Will Evans 18 Peter Lloyd Tom Piper 19 Tom Daley Joe Cullimore 20 Luke Crocker Rhys Cresswell 21 Rhodri Cole Ryan James 22 Ben Thomas Arwel Robson 23 Lewis Reece Adam Sabri

Referee: Simon Mills Assistant Referees: Jonathan Evans & Paul Richards Match Ball Sponsor: Cardiff RFC Sunshine Club Next home game: Friday 10th November 2017 v Bargoed 19:30 KO

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS let’s rethink the rules..

learn more at: www.esybox.co.uk

www.dabpumps.com

DAB PuMPs liMiteD C 80% Y 100% M 0% k 75% unit 4 & 5, stOrtFOrD hAll inD PArk, C 0% Y 100% BishOP’s stOrtFOrD, tel: +44 (0) 1279 652776 M 10% k 0% hertFOrDshire CM235GZ - uk email: [email protected]

Pantone 350 C

Pantone 109 C CARDIFF RUGBY SUPPORTERS CLUB

Today we extend a warm welcome to our comrades at the Friends of Newport Rugby Trust who have put in much effort over the last few months keeping their team alive. We applaud their dedication and efforts.

Travel Arrangements The supporters club regularly arranges coach travel to Cardiff RFC away matches, but please note that we won’t be doing so during the early part of this season while we’re playing the other teams in the Principality Premiership East pool.

Coach trips will restart in the new year when we begin playing opposition further away such as Carmarthen & Llandovery. Keep an eye on these programme notes or our website for further information.

Christmas Lunch We’re taking bookings for the supporters club Christmas dinner which will be held at 5pm on Friday 1st December at Cardiff Arms Park prior to the Bedwas game that will be played afterwards at 7.30pm.

Two courses for £13. 1 course £10. Payment required when booking and please state how many courses. Vegetarian options available.

This event sells out quickly so book soon by contacting Clive either in person or on 07902 819911.

Prize for the best Xmas jumper!

Joining The Cardiff Rugby Supporters Club Becoming a member of Cardiff Rugby Supporters Club is quick and easy via our website. Adult membership is £5, with £3 for juniors and £4 for seniors. If you’re over 80 then membership is free.

Passionate About Cardiff Rugby? Then why not volunteer via the supporters club and help our great club to prosper. We’re always delighted to welcome new friends so please do get in touch either via the website, social media or by email to [email protected]

Web: www.cardiffrugbysupportersclub.com Twitter: @CRSC3 Facebook: Cardiff Rugby Supporters Club

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS

CARDIFF RFC 2017/2018 SQUAD LLYWARCH LLYWARCH JIM BOTHAM JAMES BEAL JAMES AP MYRDDIN RHYS CARRE

POSITION Full Back POSITION Wing POSITION Back Row POSITION Prop WEIGHT 85kg WEIGHT WEIGHT WEIGHT 130kg HEIGHT 178cm HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT 191cm DOB 27/03/1991 DOB DOB 22/02/1998 DOB 08/02/1998 SPONSOR Emyr’s Angels SPONSOR Clark Dental SPONSOR SPONSOR RHODRI COLE LLOYD CHALKE LLOYD DAN CRIMMINS DAN LUKE CROCKER LUKE

POSITION Centre POSITION Scrum half POSITION Back Row POSITION Back Row WEIGHT 99kg WEIGHT 76kg WEIGHT 120kg WEIGHT 107kg HEIGHT 191cm HEIGHT 175cm HEIGHT 191cm HEIGHT 191cm DOB 11/09/1993 DOB 31/07/1993 DOB 29/07/1992 DOB 09/10/89 SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR Little & Large SEB DAVIES THOMAS DALEY CAMERON GIBBON CAMERON JAMES GREENFIELD JAMES

POSITION Second Row POSITION Back Row POSITION Wing POSITION Prop WEIGHT 116kg WEIGHT WEIGHT WEIGHT 107kg HEIGHT 198cm HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT 181cm DOB 17/06/96 DOB DOB DOB 07/11/1985 SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR MIKE HALE IAN JENKINS ADAM JONES ADAM HARRY GRIFFITHS

POSITION Centre POSITION Scrum Half POSITION Centre POSITION Hooker WEIGHT WEIGHT 85kg WEIGHT 101kg WEIGHT 133kg HEIGHT HEIGHT 183cm HEIGHT HEIGHT 183cm DOB DOB 14/12/1995 DOB DOB 20/01/1985 SPONSOR David Allen SPONSOR Billy Woods SPONSOR SPONSOR

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION ALED REES JAMES MURPHY PETER LLOYD OWEN LANE TOGETHER we willALLACHIEVE Clive Davies 18/09/86 196 118 Second Row Prop 20/12/1997 185cm 97kg Centre Chris Norman 18/03/93 177cm 105kg Prop SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION CODEY REES GAVIN NASH TOM MABLY ETHAN LEWIS 11/02/1988 183cm 88kg Full Back 05/12/93 177cm 110kg Prop 05/12/1997 183cm 116kg Prop 29/03/1994 180cm 105kg Hooker Driving Tuition PassMarc www.cardiffrfc.com SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION WILL REES-HOLE MILES NORMANDALE JOE MILES PAT LEWIS Sean Gardner 25/11/1997 185cm 85kg Wing Sunshine Club Cardiff RFC 24/04/90 183cm 92kg Centre 21/09/1991 201cm 110kg Second Row 17/09/1998 Second Row #BLUEANDBLACKS SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION LEWIS REECE JACK PHILLIPS LEWYS MONTAGUE ROB LEWIS 28/07/1996 178cm 115kg Prop 17/06/1991 190cm 105kg Centre 23/01/1994 183cm 92kg Centre 17/01/1994 188cm 90kg Fullback Chris Collins CF10 J-H Williams SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION DAFYDD SMITH BEN WHITE JOE TOMLINSON OLLY SMYTH 23/11/1983 188cm 106kg Back Row 01/08/92 186cm 104kg Hooker Hospice St Davids 19/10/1994 188cm 90kg Wing 23/05/1999 Centre Supporters Club Cardiff Rugby South Terrace 5 SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION KRIS SMITH TOM WILSON COREY TUCKER RYAN SPRIGGS Rhiannon Pring 05/04/1994 198cm 100kg Second Row CRSC 12/09/1994 178cm 102kg Hooker 04/11/1994 188cm 100kg Back Row 25/12/1990 201cm 127kg Second Row SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION CERI YOUNG REUBEN TUCKER SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION BEN THOMAS Simon Down 12/10/1992 183cm 105kg Back Row Ellie Tabor 04/07/88 183cm 75kg Back Three 25/11/98 173cm 80kg Outside Half Sean Gardner SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION SPONSOR DOB HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION FRASER YOUNG JORDAN VIGGERS GARETH THOMPSON Club CRFC Sunshine 03/06//94 173cm 80kg Fly Half Jill Parker 16/02/96 188cm 188kg Back Row 25/08/1995 188cm 115kg Prop

Proud to sponsor Cardiff RFC Slater and Gordon provide people with easier access to world class consumer legal services. 0292 192 1818 2016 slatergordon.co.uk

Slater and Gordon (UK) LLP is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.

Family | Employment | Estate Planning, Wills and Probate Crime | Dispute Resolution | Property | Personal Injury

HEAD TO HEAD

PREMIER LEAGUE HEAD TO HEAD VS NEWPORT Head To Head Cardiff Newport

Previous Games (51) 3 draws Won 28 Won 20

Biggest League Win (Newport games) 62-17 (2012) 37-0 (2004)

Biggest Winning League Margin (All Teams) 116-0 (Dunvant 2000) 76-17 (Dunvant 2000)

Top League Points Scorer (Newport games) Lee Jarvis 75 points Daniel Griffiths 95 points

Top League Points Scorer (All Teams) Adrian Davies 846 points Daniel Griffiths 1354 points

Top League Try Scorer (Newport games) Rhys Williams, Michael Poole 5 tries Nigel Walker 6 tries Top League Try Scorer (All Teams) Steve Ford 76 tries Michael Poole 37 tries

Most League Points in a single game (Newport Lee Jarvis 21 points Daniel Griffiths 20 points games) Most League Points in a single game Neil Jenkins, Paul Burke Gareth Rees 33 points (All Teams) 31 points Most League Appearances (Newport games) Owen Ruttley David Pattison 17 Andrew Lewis 12

Most League Appearances (All Teams) Owen Ruttley 142 David Pattison 212

CARDIFF V NEWPORT Ground P W L D F A

At Cardiff Arms Park 25 19 6 0 713 487

At Rodney Parade 26 9 14 3 438 547

LAST 5 MEETINGS Date Home Away

27/08/2017 Newport 19 31 Cardiff

25/02/2017 Newport 17 8 Cardiff

02/09/2016 Cardiff 25 22 Newport

12/03/2016 Newport 42 24 Cardiff

31/10/2015 Cardiff 36 28 Newport

ALL GAMES V NEWPORT P W D L F A 425 206 61 158 3754 3379

TOGETHER we will ALL ACHIEVE www.cardiffrfc.com #BLUEANDBLACKS Suppliers to Professional Electricians Need an Electrician? You are an Electrician? Call us on 029 2048 5642

Not getting the right attention from your Supplier - "Give us a Try" FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL PRODUCT NEEDS!  FM Maintenance Specialists  Stocking Market leading Products  Cable & Wiring Accessories  Circuit Protection & Industrial Control  Commercial Lighting & Design  Emergency Lighting, Fire & Security  Ventilation & Heating  Cable Management  Data Networking  Site Equipment  Our Aim To provide Stock NOW not tomorrow

Proud to be a Main Sponsor for Cardiff RFC

ELECTRIC CENTER CARDIFF Electric Center, Unit 1, Quay Point

Off Ocean Way Cardiff, CF24 5HF

Tel: 029 2048 5642

Fax: 029 2049 4053

Email: Cardiff.785@electric -center.co.uk

Open to Account & Non-Account Customers

Open Monday to Friday 7.30am to 5.30pm Saturday 8am to 12pm