Who can forget the Dutch Dukes visit to Sardis at the end of last season?

The sound of a hundred clogs making their way through the club car park, the abundance of singing and dancing, lets not forget the rugby… They were fantastic ambassadors for Dutch rugby and a good weekend was had by all.

Well this coming week please give a warm Ponty welcome to Frank van den Heuvel and Bert Damen, two of the Dukes coaches who return for a busy week and to pay a personal visit to Pontypridd RFC.

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UNDER 7/8’s Dev. Pontypridd 15 - 15 Nelson

UNDER 8’s Pontypridd 15 - 10 Nelson

UNDER 9’s Pontypridd 25 - 0 Merthyr

UNDER 10's Pontypridd 63 - 0 Nelson

UNDER 11’s Pontypridd 86 - 0 Nelson

UNDER 12's Pontypridd 52 - 0 Merthyr

UNDER 13’s Rhiwbina 26 – 12 Pontypridd

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Pontypridd Youth 18 – 5 Tylorstown

On Saturday 28 October, Ponty youth entertained Tylorstown in a Taff Rhondda League fixture. This young Ponty side played their first ever league match at Sardis Road and reinforced their ‘Upstarts’ tag by defeating the bigger and more seasoned Tylorstown youth side.

See: Match Photos

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Why the anger lives on at Ponty

They used to pack them into Sardis Road like sardines to see the valley boys of Pontypridd whip the cream of Europe.  The town, more than any other, put rock 'n' roll into the Heineken Cup, a fact which had nothing to do with it being the birthplace of Tom Jones.

The World of Rugby By PETER JACKSON 27th October 2006

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