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Neath fight on as they target a bright future

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Neath RFC have submitted a second bid to join the WRU's new Elite Domestic Competition (EDC) The Welsh club were initially turned down for a place in the new league. Cardiff RFC are also expected to stake a claim for the tenth and final spot. The ten-team tournament is to be ring-fenced for three seasons with a salary cap.

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Neath fight on as they target a bright future

Neath in action Simon Thomas It’s safe to say Neath RFC are putting up one heck of a fight – and not for the first time in the club’s proud history. When they were denied a place in the WRU’s new Elite Domestic Competition (EDC), they made their feelings known in no uncertain terms, calling the decision “grossly unfair” and “reprehensible” after they were the only one of ten applicants to be turned down. They were not about to leave it there eit…

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