Welsh players will wear rainbow laces in support of former captain Gareth Thomas when they take on South Africa on Saturday after he was the victim of a homophobic assault.
Police dealt with a 16-year-old boy using restorative justice following a request by Thomas, who wanted to send a «positive message».
— Gareth Thomas (@gareththomas14) November 18, 2018
Welsh rugby will once again back Stonewall Cymru‘s Rainbow Laces campaign over the next two weeks with the community game, each of the four regional sides and the national men’s and women’s teams all endorsing its key messages of inclusion and support.
Wales & Wales Women will again support @StonewallCymru #RainbowLacesDay campaign & show their support to former captain @gareththomas14 by wearing #RainbowLaces in their fixtures this weekend
More info on our continued support for @StonewallCymru https://t.co/BjLjARDxQF pic.twitter.com/qBD2LR8KVI
— Welsh Rugby Union 🏉 (@WelshRugbyUnion) November 22, 2018
