David Moffett insists Welsh rugby needs to scrap a Welsh region, suggesting the Ospreys should be the team to go.
The outspoken former Welsh Rugby Union chief executive is known as the father of regional rugby, having controversially cut the number of professional sides in Wales to five and then four.
Wales enjoyed an era of unprecedented international success arguably as a result of the system Moffett put in place, but they have struggled to be successful in their own right. Moffett is adamant now is the right time to go down to three teams, which he says should be called Cardiff, Newport and Llanelli.
