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	The last ever game at Stradey Park
	Emotions were running high on an evening to remember as all those who have been part of the world of Scarlets rugby, paid tribute to bid a fond farewell to the legendary Stradey Park.
	Former captain’s parade
	The Scarlets paid tribute to 23 former captains of Llanelli and the Scarlets.
	Stradey Landmarks
	Key Sradey Park dates - compiled by club historian Les Williams
	A fitting and inspiring end of era...
	The last night at Stradey Park was given the title ‘Recognise, Respect and Remember’ / ‘Cydnabod, Parchu a Chofio’, and started pre-match with an ‘Olympic style’ parade of the region’s living captains partnered with young players from across the Scarlets region.
	Gareth Jenkins honoured at Stradey Park’s last game
	He was part of the fabric of Stradey Park both as a player and a coach since he first played for Llanelli against Harlequins away on 20th September 1969, so it was a fitting tribute to honour his contribution on such an important evening in the Scarlets history.
	Stradey Park – facts and figures
	With a remarkable 129 year history, Stradey Park will live on in folklore as one of the world’s most famous rugby ground with a rich and colourful heritage. Here are a snapshot some of Stradey’s famous facts and figures.