Spend just a few minutes at Cardiff Arms Park and its history – as well as that of the team that plays there – hits you square between the eyes.
The north and south stands are named after legendary scrum-half Sir Gareth Edwards and late former backer Peter Thomas. Ex-players are also honoured in the form of the Gwyn Nichols Gates and the Hubert Johnson Trophy Room. Other stadium areas are named after Jack Matthews and Bleddyn Williams. Images of modern greats such as Sam Warburton and Martyn Williams adorn the walls too. In April last year, all that heritage was
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