January 2019

Emiliano Sala Tributes. Cardiff City Stadium. 23/1/19.

Emiliano Sala Tributes. Cardiff City Stadium. 23/1/19.

General View of the Leckwith Stadium with a view of the Cardiff City Stadium in the distance prior to Pontypridd Town v Port Talbot Town. Leckwith Stadium. 12/1/19.

Port Talbot Town's Keane Watts attacks the Pontypridd Town defence. Leckwith Stadium. 12/1/19.

Swansea City Ladies v Cardiff City Women. Llandarcy Sports Academy. 13/1/19.

The Dragon from the 2017 Champions League Final at it's new home. Dragon Park. 16/1/19.

Wales Women record appearance holder Jess Fishlock sports a protective face mask at training ahead of their international against Italy. Dragon Park. 16/1/19. 

Swansea City goalkeeper Erwin Mulder celebrates Oli McBurnie's winning goal against Sheffield United. Liberty Stadium. 19/1/19.

Fans await the kick off before Swansea City v Sheffield United. Liberty Stadium. 19/1/19.
 (Shot for Andrew Orchard.)

Billy Sharp charges forward in desperation for a late equaliser against Swansea City. Liberty Stadium. 19/1/19.
(Shot for Andrew Orchard.)

All Golds' Ashley Lewis scores against UoG. Oxstalls. 20/1/19.

All Golds' Tom Gaffney breaks through the UoG defence. Oxstalls. 20/1/19.

UoG RL & All Golds RL after the full time whistle. Oxstalls. 20/1/19.

Dirghlington v All Golds. Battlefields. 26/1/19.

Jack Uren in action against Drighlington in the Challenge Cup. Battlefields. 26/1/19.

February 2016

Iestyn Harris, All Golds Business Breakfast. 15/2/16.

The historic Racecourse Ground in Wrexham is the oldest international football stadium in the world, first hosting Wales v Scotland on the 5th March 1877. The pictured Kop end also used to the be the largest standing terrace in the football league, however Wrexham's fall to the National League has rendered it disused. 28/2/16.

Harry Kidd dives over the line in the dying seconds to score the winning try of the Challenge Cup 3rd round tie for the All Golds against the North Wales Crusaders at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, 28/2/16.

Johnny Leather, Ollie Purslow, Brad Kislingbury, Phil Cowburn & Courtney Davies join in the celebrations in the away changing room at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, after their 36-40 Challenge Cup 3rd Round victory against the North Wales Crusaders.

Lee Greenwood finally welcomes Lamont Bryan to the All Golds after contractual delays by presenting him with his match jersey at training for the following day's Challenge Cup tie against North Wales Crusaders, 27/2/16.

The Race for the water bottles is on! All Golds Training, 27/2/16.

Jack Cooper EP Launch, Albion House in Cheltenham. 26/2/15.

Brand new flags featuring the Golden Fern have been raised outside the Prince of Wales Stadium in Cheltenham, previously flags featured participating nations of the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup, for which the ground was used as a training base, 24/2/15.

Light glints off seats at Butts Park Arena after the iPro Cup match between Coventry Bears & the All Golds, 21/2/16

The UGRL defence of Connor Jones, Bradley Hearn & Danny Fallon struggles to cope with a relentless attack from Loughborough, Prince of Wales Stadium, 3/2/16.

Lewis Abbott of SPOILS, Frog & Fiddle, 12/2/16.

UGRL 2's v Cardiff Met, 17/2/16.

Queensway Stadium, Wrexham. 13/2/16

Queensway Stadium, Wrexham. 13/2/16

Leckhampton Hill. 5/2/16

Leckhampton Hill. 5/2/16

Rochdale v All Golds

The 3rd round of the Challenge Cup drew a trip to Spotland Stadium in Rochdale for The All Golds, whose president Lionel Hurst is seen preparing the changing room.

The stadium is shared with Rochdale AFC, whose sign-age is placed above the tunnel, as a ball boy runs towards the pitch.

This ticket was sat on top of the covers at the end of the pitch, Rochdale only beat Leeds to earn that FA cup tie with Wednesday!

An external feature I like about smaller grounds, local residents can view games from their homes. I guess no one was interested in this fixture however an attendance of 307 was recorded.

A general view of the stadium, taken from the Sandy Lane End.

The Sandy Lane end is a standing terrace, and also used for storing of the goalposts when their not in use!

One of the rare exciting moments from the All Golds, Marcus Elliot touching down in corner to score their only points of the game, ending 76-4 to Rochdale Hornets.

Challenge Cup 3rd Round Draw

The Third Round for the Challenge Cup was drawn at Park Campus on the 24th February 2014, being broadcast on-line from the Media Centre at the University of Gloucestershire.

All Golds President Lionel Hurst oversees the student production being directed by Michael Hayes from the News Studio Booth. 

John Ledger, Communications Manager from the RFL explains the draw to All Golds CEO, Rob Webber. 16 clubs from two pools were drawn by the University's Pro Vice-Chancellor Maxine Melling and the editor from the Gloucestershire Echo, Kevan Blackadder, with home advantage being drawn by Head of the Media School, Anne Dawson.

All Golds captain Mike Stewart & head coach Brad Hepi hope to progress to the fourth round of the Challenge Cup after being drawn an away trip to Rochdale Hornets.