Glen Williams

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Glen Williams

The Irishman is completing his first week in the job after being unveiled as Cardiff City bossWhen Brian Barry-Murphy sought counsel from his father, the legendary Irish sportsman Jimmy, about the Cardiff City job, the answer he received was about as convincing as you can get: "Don't think twice about it". Barry-Murphy Snr. is a sporting icon on the Emerald Isle, having helped to deliver six All-Ireland titles as a player across both Gaelic football and hurling.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Glen Williams

The latest rugby news from Wales and around the worldHere are your rugby headlines for Sunday, June 22. Australian rugby legend David Campese has launched a scathing attack on the British and Irish Lions following their disappointing 24–28 defeat by Argentina in Dublin, warning that unless serious improvements are made, they’ll be “toast” when they face the Wallabies next summer.

6 days ago | football.london | Glen Williams

There's a tongue-in-cheek saying which goes something like this: 'How do you become a millionaire? Be a billionaire and then buy a football club.' Well, that old adage seems to have been written for Vincent Tan, the Cardiff City owner, who has seen his fortunes dwindle in the harsh world of football finance. The Malaysian businessman has invested over £250m into the Bluebirds over the past decade or so, yet finds himself at the helm of a League One outfit rather than a Premier League powerhouse.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Glen Williams

The latest rugby news from Wales and around the worldHere are your rugby evening headlines for Saturday, June 21. Former Scotland and British and Irish Lions prop Ian McLauchlan has died at the age of 83, writes Phil Blanche, PA. Ayrshire-born McLauchlan, who was known throughout the rugby world as 'Mighty Mouse', won 43 caps for Scotland between 1969 and 1979, captaining the side 19 times.

6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Glen Williams

The former Real Madrid superstar is part of a consortium who are interested in taking over the BluebirdsIn accordance with the gallows' humour of football club ownership, there is a tongue-in-cheek line that is trotted out which goes something like this: 'How do you become a millionaire? Be a billionaire and then buy a football club.'In the case of Vincent Tan, that is less of a joke and more of a reality.