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Strange latest Wasps update suggests club could move to another country

Kenny Logan, a revered figure in the world of Wasps, shares his perspective on the imminent revival of his former club, shedding light on their journey back from the brink.

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“There is a 70 per cent chance Wasps will return. I don’t see us not coming back to a really good level if things go to plan,” said Logan, who was speaking to Planer Rugby.

“Plenty of people want Wasps back. It seems we’ve had every league in the world ask ‘do you want to come back and play with us’ – including as a US franchise in Major League Rugby.”

He added: “We won’t bring it back for it just to fail. It has to come back with a real plan.

“That’s why we’re working with Sevenoaks District Council. We need our own ground, our own training ground, our own facilities, we need to be able to make money from it, be able to build a business.

“We need to build an arena rugby can be played in but also where we can do multiple other things when rugby is not there. That’s the key.”

Autumn fixtures confirmed with England handed FOUR tough matches at Twickenham

TNT Sports has recently confirmed their broadcast of the Autumn Nations Series this year, taking over from Amazon Prime, which previously held the rights.

Notably, TNT Sports has secured coverage for the next two years, marking a significant expansion in their rugby programming. In an official statement, the organisation declared, “Our rugby coverage has just reached new heights.”

Tom Harrison, CEO of Six Nations Rugby, said: “This year’s Autumn Nations Series stands to be an unbelievable experience on and off the pitch, by bringing together fans from all over the world, to enjoy the best that international rugby has to offer.

“It is a significant moment to welcome TNT Sports into our broadcast family of international rugby for the first time given our commitment to deliver the best possible experience for fans.”

WEEK 1

  • Saturday 2nd November 2024
    • England vs. New Zealand
      • Location: Twickenham Stadium, London
      • Kick-off: 3:10pm
    • Scotland vs. Fiji
      • Location: Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
      • Kick-off: 5:40pm

WEEK 2

  • Friday 8th November 2024
    • Ireland vs. New Zealand
      • Location: Aviva Stadium, Dublin
      • Kick-off: 8:10pm
  • Saturday 9th November 2024
    • England vs. Australia
      • Location: Twickenham Stadium, London
      • Kick-off: 3:10pm
    • France vs. Japan
      • Location: Stade de France, Paris
      • Kick-off: 8:00pm (9:00pm local)
  • Sunday 10th November 2024
    • Wales vs. Fiji
      • Location: Principality Stadium, Cardiff
      • Kick-off: 1:40pm
    • Scotland vs. South Africa
      • Location: Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
      • Kick-off: 4:10pm

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