Nigel Davies

SCARLETS: Grand Slam winner Anscombe joins for new URC season

The 42-cap Wales fly-half, a 2019 Grand Slam winner and former Osprey, arrives from Bayonne to compete for the number…

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SCARLETS: Contract reward for rising star Leggatt-Jones

Carwyn Leggatt-Jones, one of Welsh rugby’s brightest young talents, has signed his first senior contract with the Scarlets, committing his…

SCARLETS: Nigel Davies confirmed as boss for the long haul — as club posts third straight £2m loss

The Llanelli region has handed Nigel Davies the top job permanently, but new accounts reveal a £2.1m loss — the…

SCARLETS: Groves and Murray-Macgregor sign for region

Scarlets have announced the double signing of second row Alex Groves from DHL Stormers and Welsh-qualified full-back Isaac Murray-Macgregor from…

SCARLETS: Lousi signs deal to extend stay with Welsh region

Scarlets have announced today that experienced second row Sam Lousi has extended his stay in Llanelli by signing a new…

SCARLETS: Davies bemoans astounding penalty count in Ospreys defeat

Scarlets Interim director of rugby Nigel Davies was left a frustrated figure after referee Ben Connor and his officials punished…

SCARLETS: Wales international Domachowski signs from Cardiff

Scarlets have bolstered their front row with the signing of Wales international loose-head prop Corey Domachowski from Cardiff Rugby.

SCARLETS: Davies praises ‘brave’ performance despite Bulls defeat

Scarlets Interim Director of Rugby Nigel Davies praised his players' performance after the narrow 23-21 United Rugby Championship defeat to…

SCARLETS: Wooley handed debut for Bulls United Rugby Championship clash

Highly-rated academy prospect Callum Wooley has been named in the Scarlets starting XV for the first time to face the…

SCARLETS: Captain Macleod signs new deal with region

Wales flanker Josh MacLeod has committed his short-term future by putting pen to paper on a new deal with the…

SCARLETS: Davies devastated with ill-disciplined Cardiff loss

Scarlets boss Nigel Davies says a lack of clinical execution and poor temperament cost his side in the 28-24 defeat…

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