With our biggest game of the season so far looming on Sunday, we asked our programme article writer, the Ospreylian, to write an article outlining his own views on match attendances in Welsh Regional Rugby. Here is what he wrote...

The biggest disappointment about the Ospreys' defeat against Leinster was that the youngsters weren't able to celebrate an Ospreys win.

I am proud to say I can quite legitimately stand alongside the likes of Bryan Habana, LotteTuqiri, Vincent Clerc and many other international rugby greats.

As a medical student, you really do think Jamie Roberts would have known better than to carry on playing for 15 minutes with a fractured skull!

Before Gobsmacked from Gowerton and Bewildered from Banwen start putting pen to paper in disagreement, the following is my team. My favourite players.

Instead of celebrating the mythical Welsh outside-half factory, Glynneath's finest should be singing the praises of the Principality's scrumhalf seams.

From the sweet champagne of Grand Slam success, EDF glory at Twickers and Shane being crowned as the greatest player on the planet, to the bitter taste of Heineken defeat at Vicarage Road, 2008 provided a potent cocktail of rugby emotions.

Well that's just about it for another season. Last home match and just one more Magners League game before the rugby season ends.

TWO-TIME European champions and seven times champions of England, versus an outfit which didn't even exist six years ago.

Driving to the Ospreys v Ulster match, I was feeling a little more nervous than usual - there were lots of questions and worries about the match troubling me.

I would like to thank David Moffet for helping me find the love of my rugby life. Let me explain ...

When I was seven, I used to sing the title line from Wizard’s I Wish it Could be Christmas Every Day and I meant every single word.