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Sep 6, 2026

Stuart MabbuttHOST
2:46
Are they comparable? I don't think they're comparable.
Stuart MabbuttHOST
2:48
So you wouldn't see them on a GoCompare website? I don't think you could compare them.
Stuart MabbuttHOST
2:52
GoCompare! One of the biggest issues we have with...
Stuart MabbuttHOST
2:56
With HS2, Stuart's just doing some weird things over there.
Stuart MabbuttHOST
3:01
One of the biggest issues we have with HS2 is that the country is so, so densely packed.
TonyGUEST
13:50
But the actual valuation isn't relevant.
TonyGUEST
13:53
But nowadays, everybody's on Go Compare.
TonyGUEST
13:58
And there's so many terms and conditions to a policy, which you'll all do it.
TonyGUEST
14:01
You'll all do household and motor.
TonyGUEST
14:43
And that's where we've gone from AI is fantastic.
TonyGUEST
14:46
We use it for a lot of things with what we do and it's helped massively.
TonyGUEST
14:49
Go compare and all that are good because you get to look at all these insurers.
TonyGUEST
14:53
There's no dodgy brokers earning extra money and all that stuff.
Noshay Rohan RashidHOST
1:49
And for instance, those that drive cars, they know that the fuel prices have increased over the last several months.
Noshay Rohan RashidHOST
1:58
And, you know, just to present some statistics, according to the key statistics from GoCompare's February, 2026 research based on a census wide survey of 2000 UK adults, 88% of the adults said they are being affected by high living costs.
Noshay Rohan RashidHOST
2:16
Equivalent to an estimated 48 million people nationwide, 37% are struggling to meet essential costs such as rent, mortgages and utilities.
Noshay Rohan RashidHOST
2:26
And among households earning £25,000 or less, 88% said they were affected by high living costs.
Huw GriffinHOST
4:34
We've seen the former chief operating officer of Principality, who of course have the naming rights to Wales' stadium, has called for the board to step down.
Huw GriffinHOST
4:44
We've got the, uh, Hayley Parsons, who is head of GoCompare, which is the front of shirt sponsor for the Wales national teams, calling for the board to step down.
Huw GriffinHOST
4:53
Uh, we've had Indigo Group, who have had a long-standing sponsorship, uh, with the WRU, calling them out.
Huw GriffinHOST
4:58
And then we've had player pundits, um, Jonathan Davis, Tom Shanklin's calling them out, and also pretty much every Welsh fan under the sun.
Nicks JohnstonGUEST
5:43
Um, you know, I mean, we, we spoke in January.
Nicks JohnstonGUEST
5:47
I don't think anything, nothing we spoke about has actually changed since January.
Nicks JohnstonGUEST
5:52
And if you continually breach the trust of your stakeholders and your shareholders, which the clubs are, the, the former players, people, you know, Principality, Indigo, GoCompare.
Nicks JohnstonGUEST
6:05
You, you, uh, I mean, at some point they are gonna ask you to resign.
Kate LawlerHOST
26:25
Lots of FaceTime.
Kate LawlerHOST
26:26
But I'm late for a GoCompare, uh, voiceover.
Martin BojtosHOST
26:27
[laughs]
Kate LawlerHOST
26:28
Did I say GoCompare? Thanks for listening, and thanks for joining us on this lovely Q&A.
Kate LawlerHOST
26:31
[laughs] Bye.
Kate LawlerHOST
26:32
Love you.
WendyHOST
5:24
This comes after continual proposals to cut Wales four professional wins teams down to three by 2028.
WendyHOST
5:30
High profile figures including GoCompare founder Hayley Parsons, Welsh legend Jonathan Davies, Tom Shanklin, And former Principality COO Rob Reagan publicly slammed the 11-member board for commercial failure and arrogance, with Reagan attempt immobilizing an alternate interim board.
WendyHOST
5:47
The WRU released a defiant statement defending its business model and insisting four regions are financially unviable, but any motion to force out the board ultimately requires an extraordinary general meeting triggered by 10% of member clubs.
WendyHOST
6:00
Global fan engagement continues to smash records as updated attendance tracking confirms unprecedented growth across the international women's matches.

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