Rugby0415 Collection

John Anthony, Newport RFC, Player, Circa 1968

John Thomas, Maesteg RFU No 8, on the break, with scrum half Leighton O Connor supporting him on the left, Match Action v Pontypridd, 22nd April 1977

Morlais Williams, Neath RFU Player, Circa October 1963

Kerry Williams, Cross Keys RFU Player Captain, takes the ball, match action v Llanelli, 2nd February 1980

Hefin Jenkins, Llanelli RFU Player, Circa April 1976

Steve Fealey, Newbridge RFU, April 1990. Rugby Personality of the Month

Ian Walsh, Pontypridd RFU Player, breaking through against Cardiff, Match Action, Circa January 1980

Newbridge v Wales, Rugby Union Action. Steve Fealey, Newbridge Scrum Half, breaks away, Circa 1991

Brian Butler, Llanelli forward, wins the ball back, 26th February 1968

Newport v London Welsh, Rugby Union match at Rodney Parade, Newport, Monday 12th April 1971. Newport full back John Anthony hands off London Welsh centre John Dawes, as he makes a break

Chris Higgs Neath RFU Player (left) goes over the line, followed by Glamorgan Wanderers Chris Norman, match action, Saturday 4th March 1989

Ceri Jones, Pontypridd RFU Player, makes te running as Aled Williams, moves in, Match Action, Monday 4th April 1988

Hefin Jenkins, Llanelli RFU Player, October 1974

Kevin Thomas, Lanelli RFU Player, kicks a penalty goal to put them in the lead, Match Action v Bridgend, Circa February 1982

Kerry Williams, Pontypridd RFU Player, Match Action, Circa August 1985

Gerry Williams, Cardiff RFU player captain, photo-call, after announcement that he has been selected to tour Canada this summer, pictured Wednesday 21st March 1973

Mike Richards Neath RFU bursts through a gap in the Cardiff defence for a second half Neath Try in the Snelling Sevens. Match Action. 3rd May 1975

The Arwel Parry way. The Bridgend full back on the charge at Straday, where he caused Llanelli some problems. Match Action. 15th February 1989

Lyndon Thomas, new Wales RFU B Team member, pictured at Rhoose Airport, Glamorgan, travelling to France ahead of match v France B Team, Friday 19th October 1973

Ceri Jones, Cardiff RFU Player, looks for a way through the Nottingham defence, Match Action, October 1991

Stuart Ferguson, Swansea RFU Player, following in his fathers footsteps, Aliec was a Swansea Town Goalkeeper, pictured together, 5th January 1966

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"rugby0415: A Journey Through Rugby History" Step back in time as we explore the captivating world of rugby through the lens of #rugby0415. From legendary players to unforgettable match moments, this collection showcases the essence of this beloved sport. John Thomas, known as Maesteg RFU No 8, charges forward on a break alongside scrum half Leighton O', leaving opponents in awe. Their synergy is unmatched, and their determination evident. Morlais Williams, a Neath RFU player from October 1963, stands tall amidst fierce competition. His skills and passion for the game are palpable even decades later. Kerry Williams takes center stage as Cross Keys RFU Player Captain against Llanelli. With unwavering focus and skillful ball handling, he leads his team fearlessly into battle. Hefin Jenkins embodies the spirit of Llanelli RFU Player circa April 1976. His commitment to excellence shines through every move he makes on the field. Steve Fealey earns recognition as Newbridge RFU's Rugby Personality of the Month in April 1990. Known for his exceptional talent and charismatic presence both on and off-field, Fealey leaves an indelible mark on rugby history. Ian Walsh becomes a force to be reckoned with during Pontypridd RFC's match against Cardiff. Breaking through barriers with sheer determination, Walsh exemplifies strength and resilience. Witness Newbridge v Wales in an exhilarating display of rugby union action where Steve Fealey once again steals the spotlight as he breaks away from opposing players with finesse and agility. Brian Butler's prowess shines bright as he wins back possession for Llanelli forward on February 26th, 1968. His tenacity proves invaluable to his team's success that day. John Anthony represents Newport RFC during an era around 1968 when legends were born. His contributions leave an everlasting impact on the sport and inspire generations to come.