Exclusive Interview - Mike Rayer


By Craig Muncey
January 16 2016

Pleased to announce that the next interview completed on this website will be with Cardiff and Wales rugby player, Mike Rayer.

The player was a hero of mine in my late teens and is still the best full back I have seen grace The Arms Park, and I know from speaking to many of you on the various sites, you also hold the player in very high esteem.

The interview will be the same format as previous interviews, so I will ask you the fans to give me your questions either on the website, or Facebook or Twitter pages.

The best 15 questions will be selected by me, and then those questions will be put to the great man himself.

In terms of timescales for you to put your questions to me, I will not give you an "all dayer", but you have until the 31/1/16, to get your questions to me.

Make the most of this opportuntiy guys, I have wanted to interview Mike for a long time, so massive thanks to him to agreeing to the interview.

 

 

 

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Exclusive Interview - Mike Rayer
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Neil
19/01/2016 22:53
'You played with some great players at Cardiff who (if any) amongst influenced you the most in the early days?'

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Fry: And then the battle is not so bad?
Soldier: Oh, right. I forgot about the battle

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Graham_U
22/01/2016 10:54
I never quite understood why but I always rated Mike as the best FB of his era, so I hope I can be allow a question.

The thing I would be really interested in is why a player who had played at the top level has spent so long in a coaching back water of Bedford, who due to ground restrictions can never rise to the top level? I know there a lot to be said for quality of life, and certain amount of job security, also Bedford is a great place and a lovely old fashion ground to visit with a slop out of a mountain stage of the Tour de France, but with the frequent changes at most of the Welsh regions has he not been offered and tempted to test himself at a higher level.

Graham

C'mon Bris,

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