Cardiff Blues have confirmed the Arms Park clubhouse will reopen to the public this week while adhering to all current Government guidelines and restrictions. Supporters/members will be welcome to attend from Thursday afternoon and the facility will open six days a week with limited hours. Temperature checks and Track and Trace forms must be completed …
The club is saddened to hear that former player Keri Evans – who played three times for the club in the 1983-4 season – has passed away after a long illness. Although Keri only made three appearances for the Blue and Blacks he had a massive impact on the club and Cardiff Schools Rugby. The …
Further to our announcement of our processes for season and match ticket value redemption for the 2019-20 season we have constructed answers to some questions we anticipate you may have. OVERVIEW How long do I have to decide on my options? You will have the entire of month of July to make your decision – …
Thank you for your support, patience and understanding during this unprecedented and uncertain time. The many messages of support we have received during the last four months has been overwhelmingly positive, and we want to thank everyone who has reached out or shares this sentiment. With the Indigo Group Premiership season cancelled, there are three …
Dear Cardiff RFC season ticket holder, We hope you are well and continue to stay safe during these challenging times. In recent weeks the ticket office has have been able to communicating with Cardiff Blues’ Season Members and ticket purchasers regarding our policies for unfulfilled fixtures. This has been a substantial piece of work undertaken …
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The latest addition to the excellent ‘oral histories’ section of the Cardiff Rugby Museums website is Mervyn John. The epitome of ‘the great club man’, Mervyn was the type of player who could, and should, have won international honours but his playing career, unfortunately, clashed with those of John Taylor and Dai ‘Shadow’ Morris. Instead …
Steve ‘Wally’ Blackmore, the Cardiff prop who helped Wales beat Australia to clinch their best finish at a World Cup in 1987, has died after a long battle against a brain tumour. He was 58. Having made his Wales debut in the final Five Nations game against Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park in 1987, he …
All at Cardiff RFC are saddened to hear of the recent passing of former player Raymond James (Ray) Parsons. Ray was born in Cardiff in 1931 and played 14 times on the wing for the first team between 1954 and 1957, scoring two tries. He later moved to Spain, where he sadly died on March …
All at Cardiff RFC are saddened to hear of the death, today, of former player Peter Goodfellow after a short battle with cancer. Peter played 19 games at full-back for Cardiff between 1981 and 1983 after making his debut against Oxford University and he also played for Glamorgan Wanderers, Bridgend and Penarth. A keen cricketer …
