Following Wales’s heaviest-ever defeat to England yesterday, 14 – 68 at home in Cardiff, increasing its record losing streak to 17 consecutive games, fans from across the River Severn are not holding back …
Date: March 16, 2025
The Welsh Rugby Union
Principality Stadium
Westgate Street
Cardiff
CF10 1NS
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to express my views following the Wales vs. England rugby match held at the Principality Stadium yesterday. As an enthusiastic supporter of English rugby, I was initially excited to attend what was anticipated to be a competitive and closely contested match. However, the final score of 68 – 14 in favour of England reflected an unexpected level of disparity in team performances.
While I appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into preparing for international matches, it was evident that the Welsh team struggled significantly during the game. Given this, I would like to inquire about the possibility of receiving a refund for my ticket. As a devoted fan, I had anticipated a match filled with tension and competitiveness, which unfortunately was not the case.
In light of recent performances, it might be worth considering whether a temporary change in competition strategies could benefit the Welsh team. Revisiting coaching approaches, training methods, and perhaps adjusting the level of competition could potentially pave the way for building a stronger and more resilient team in the future. Allowing teams like Georgia or Romania a chance could serve as both a strategic retreat and an opportunity for reflection and growth.
I have great admiration for the Principality Stadium; it is a venue renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and the rich legacy of Welsh rugby. Utilising it to host matches for other emerging teams during a rebuilding phase might not only maintain its legacy but also contribute positively to the sport’s development regionally.
Thank you for considering my thoughts. I hold great respect for Welsh rugby and believe that with strategic changes and time, the team can reclaim its position as a formidable force in international rugby.
Yours sincerely,
Paul Cadman
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