Your rugby morning headlines for Saturday, April 30.
The career of Wales and Cardiff full-back Hallam Amos looks like it could be over after he suffered what appeared to be a hamstring injury against Munster on Friday night.
The 27-year-old was the shining light in blue and black in what was an entertaining first half out in Musgrave Park but his time out on the artificial turf was cut short around the half hour mark. After making a break, Amos stayed down on the deck, clutching the back of his right leg.
There was an air of resignation on his face as he appeared to be diagnosing himself when in conversation with the physios on the field. He was then helped onto the back of a stretcher and his team-mates on the replacements bench raised to their feet to clap him off as he exited the field.
The 25-cap international has taken the early decision to hang up his boots at the end of this season to pursue a career in medicine. With just three games left, this may well be the last time we see Amos on a rugby field.
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A tweet from Cardiff Rugby said: "Heartbreaking for , who is helped off with what looks like a hamstring injury. It might be the final time we see Hallam on the rugby pitch. Wishing him the very best."
Pontypridd RFC legend Dale McIntosh has slammed Welsh rugby's development pathway, branding the academy system a 'joke'.
In teaser clip put out by Scrum V ahead of a full interview on Sunday, the man affectionately known as 'Chief' voices his opinions on how the Premiership should be utilised to help bring young talent through to the professional game.
McIntosh, who gave a full interview on his fears for Welsh rugby to WalesOnline earlier this month, has spent
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