New Welsh club formed as Crusaders move north

Monday 07 December 2009 20:00 EST

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The Rugby League is due to announce tomorrow that the game's main presence in South Wales will be at Neath when the Crusaders relocate to Wrexham for next season. A new club in Championship 1 at The Gnoll will provide some continuity in the Valleys. The former Celtic Crusaders are also likely to play some home games in Newport.

The Australian Test second-rower, Phil Bailey has re-signed for Wigan but the Catalan Dragons have failed to hang on to Deon Bird, who has opted to join the Gold Coast Titans.

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