Ross Harris
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15 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 14 May
Ross Harris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's been a stay of execution now for certainly the Ospreys, who everyone considered to be the most vulnerable of the sides.
Funny enough, when I heard this week that the Munster had commissioned an independent governance review, I did think this is what happens in Wales on an almost biannual basis.
You know, an independent company is brought in to make recommendations, paid an awful lot of money to do so, and a lot of the time it just results in kicking a can down the road.
And that's what we've got in Wales now.
You know, the WIU still want to reduce the number of professional sites from four to three.
But we just know it's going to be fought for at least two more years.
Beyond that, it's still very confusing.
I think Cardiff are a different case, Owen, only because they're currently owned by the Welsh Rugby Union.
So they never had that same...
feeling of being on the cliff edge you know with a sort of Damocles hovering above them thinking are we going to exist are we going to have a rugby club because of their unique position a being the capital city side that is you know the one that capable of earning the most commercial revenue and the fact they're owned by the Welsh rugby union after the club itself went bankrupt
I think they've always been a little bit removed from the chaos in Welsh club rugby because, you know, they don't want to shout too loudly about it because there's probably an element of survivor's guilt, I guess, while they're watching the Ospreys and the Scarlets potentially fight for their lives.
They and their fans know that they're...
medium to long term future is safe enough.
But having said all that, you know, I still think it's a shot in the arm for Welsh rugby, given the apathy, given the misery that all this has had on the sport in general.
You know, it is surprising in many ways that one of the clubs, one of the Welsh clubs is still
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