📢 Rugby Evening Round-Up: Big Moves and Heartfelt Setbacks 📢
🚨 **Harlequins Shake-Up!** Danny Wilson is set to leave his coaching role with Harlequins, opting for a golden opportunity with the Welsh national team. Having been part of the coaching squad during this summer’s Japan tour, he’ll now handle the lineout and contact areas permanently with Wales. A massive boost for Welsh rugby, but Harlequins fans are feeling the pinch with the Premiership season just around the corner. CEO Laurie Dalrymple assures fans that the team’s remaining coaches are ready to step up and deliver when it counts. Good luck, Danny, and Quins — time to gear up for the upcoming challenges! 🏉
💔 **Wales’ Alex Callender Faces Recovery**: Wales co-captain Alex Callender has undergone surgery following her participation in the Women’s Rugby World Cup. An ankle injury from the tour Down Under meant she was on crutches but returned just in time for the crucial games. Though the World Cup didn’t go as planned for Wales, Alex is in high spirits post-op, ready to rebuild and come back stronger. She’s got her sights set on future victories and thanks the medical team and supporters for their unwavering support through thick and thin. Heal up, Alex! 🙌
🌍 **England On the Hunt!** England’s women are ready to tackle Scotland in the World Cup quarter-finals this Sunday. Riding on a wave of 30 consecutive Test wins, every game is business as usual, according to forwards coach Louis Deacon. The return of skipper Zoe Aldcroft from injury adds to their strength. Best of luck – let’s go for that 31st win! 💪
Stay tuned for more rugby action and updates. Your support makes all the difference. Let’s back our teams and get ready for the thrilling matches ahead! 🎉🏆