Rugby players and fans have been showing their support for Swalec Finals Day by tweeting what they think makes Welsh grassroots rugby so special.
International players such as Sam Warburton, who played for Rhiwbina, Taulupe Faletau – Cross Keys – and Gethin Jenkins, for Pontypridd, all began their rugby careers for local teams, just proving the calibre of talent throughout Wales.
Gotta love grassroots welsh rugby because you make funny looking friends like this!! #SWALECFINALSDAY pic.twitter.com/nye5IWEFDE
— Ryan Jones (@RyanJonesOnline) April 28, 2014
@SWALEC Grass Roots – because no matter who you are or where you end up you would have started here #SWALECFINALSDAY
— Taff Jones (@WanderersMASSIV) April 28, 2014
I love grassroots Welsh Rugby because today’s club players are tomorrow’s legends #SWALECFINALSDAY (thumbs up selfie) pic.twitter.com/VozSGJJAeo
— Sarah Niblock (@snibbers) April 28, 2014
I love grassroots welsh rugby (especially in the valleys) because it looks like this – beautiful! #SWALECFINALSDAY pic.twitter.com/jlOAgtTtyE
— Jane (@JaneChicoMendes) April 29, 2014
Returning to the Millennium Stadium on Sunday 4 May, the Swalec Finals start at 12.30pm. The first match of the day sees local side Clwb Rygbi Cymru Caerdydd taking on Llantwit Major for the Bowl. Merthyr will take on Rhiwbina next, for the Plate, before the defending Cup champions, Pontypridd, take on the 2012 winners Cross Keys.
Welsh rugby stars celebrate grassroots rugby with selfies
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