CF10 Rugby Trust

An independent voice for all supporters

Fans make the club. Players, coaches and staff come and go, but we remain through the highs and lows. Without us, there is no club
By organising the existing supporters, we believe we can gain considerable influence on what happens to Cardiff rugby
Join us and be part of an independent collective that will help shape the future of Cardiff rugby
JOIN US FOR £1 CONTACT US

Fans make the club. Players, coaches and staff come and go, but we remain through the highs and lows. Without us, there is no club
By organising the existing supporters, we believe we can gain considerable influence on what happens to Cardiff rugby
Join us and be part of an independent collective that will help shape the future of Cardiff rugby
JOIN US FOR £1
CONTACT US

OUR VISION

Our aim is to create a channel for a continuous and constructive dialogue between supporters and the Cardiff Rugby board and management.

Our Focus

Our focus is on Cardiff Rugby and its associated teams. For us, this clearly includes Cardiff RFC. Call us old fashioned, but we still think in terms of 1sts and 2nds!

BE HEARD

The Trust provides supporters with a clear, powerful and democratic voice. When big decisions are made about our club we believe that your voice, the independent voice of the supporters, must be heard.

SUPPORT

We want to help the club, not hinder it. This is not a rebellion or mutiny. We want to be a critical friend that supports and works with the club to help make Cardiff rugby great again.

COMMUNITY

Our club is our community. We want to strengthen the bonds between the club and all its supporters.

PROTECT

We want to preserve the history of the club, while promoting its current regional responsibilities. Evolution is good, but our history and heritage are key to defining who we are.

Recent Articles

The Principality Stadium: Rugby or Bierkeller

CF10 Rugby Trust | 21 March

As you grow older you realise that relationships can deteriorate – even when there has been a strong emotional attachment. You and your great friend at school or college may now have little in common: he or she may have voted Brexit while you voted Remain, or vice-versa. Rather than argue it is...