Part three of an interview with Martyn Bate, conducted by Alison and John Beck on May 3, 2024, on the history of the Briton Ferry Rugby Club.

Through a mix of history, community spirit, and personal pride, the interview captures the enduring legacy of Briton Ferry Rugby Club.

[00:00:00–00:03:18] Centenary Celebrations (WRU): Martyn Bate recounts the Welsh Rugby Union's centenary in 1980, including a message from Queen Elizabeth II presented via a rugby ball. This message was ceremonially passed through clubs across the UK, involving Briton Ferry in a memorable community event.

[00:03:21–00:05:55] Youth and Community Initiatives: Bate emphasizes the club's strong focus on developing young talent through mini, junior, and youth teams. Additionally, he discusses the formation of the Briton Ferry Renegades (touch rugby for over-40s) and the Fairy Renettes (a women's touch rugby team).

[00:06:11–00:10:07] Key Club Moments: The club has enjoyed highlights like hosting national coaches Mike Ruddock and Scott Johnson for training sessions, participating in BBC Wales’ Scrum V as part of its 125th anniversary, and representing the club at the Principality Stadium during the Six Nations.

[00:10:09–11:49] Personal Anecdotes: Bate shares personal stories, including his nickname "Dubrocca" (inspired by French player Daniel Dubrocca) and being honored as "Club Man of the Year" multiple times for his dedication to the club.