| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread 20:39 - Sep 5 with 5248 views | NotLoyal |
WALES V BULGARIA
Nations League Group B4
2pm Kick Off
Sunday September 6th 2020
Near to Leckwith Stadium, South Glamorgan
Referee Fabio Verissimo, Age 37, Portugal. Today’s ref has managed 241 matches in his career from champions league to international friendlies. He tested positive for Covid 19 in April, but by all accounts he is feeling a lot better now. He has a big house in his home country.
A Portuguese house yesterday.
TV
ESPN 3
ESPN + USA
Optus Sport
S4C
Sky Go Extra
Sky Sports Football
Sky Sports Main Event
TUDN
UEFA TV
Betting
Wales 11/20
Bulgaria 6/1
Draw 29/10
Other odds are available including no odds at all.
Wales have not lost any of their last 5 games, Bulgaria have won 1 of their last five.
Wales lead Group H after a convincing 1-0 away win in Finland, Bulgaria drew 1-1 at home in the Levaki stadium, Sophia.
TEAM NEWS
Gareth Bale, loves golf
Wales are still without several first-team players for Sunday's Nations League match against Bulgaria but boosted by the return of David Brooks.
The Bournemouth attacking midfielder, 23, was added to the squad on Friday after recovering from an ankle injury.
Wales' long list of absentees includes Aaron Ramsey, Joe Allen, Chris Mepham, Joe Rodon and Tom Lawrence.
Ryan Giggs' side won without them in Finland on Thursday and could make changes for the Bulgaria fixture.
Giggs is considering a first start for Liverpool's 19-year-old full-back Neco Williams after he impressed from the bench in Helsinki.
Williams was one of three players to make their Wales debuts against Finland, with another 19-year-old, Manchester United's Dylan Levitt, starting in midfield and Swansea City centre-back Ben Cabango, 20, coming on as a substitute.
Wales captain Gareth Bale was taken off at half-time as he was lacking match fitness, and the Real Madrid forward's minutes may be managed again in Cardiff.
The same could be true of Liverpool attacking midfielder Harry Wilson, who came on for Bale against Finland.
"We had a few knocks from the other night - Jonny Williams had a knock, Harry Wilson a little dead leg. Gareth a little knock - but everyone trained today [Saturday]," said Giggs.
"Everyone's available with Broosky coming back in and I've got a selection headache. It's a good position to be in."
Brooks, who has not played for Wales since June 2019 because of injury, is a welcome addition to Giggs' attacking options.
West Bromwich Albion forward Hal Robson-Kanu could feature for the first time since 2017.
The 31-year-old is back in the Wales squad after reversing his decision to retire from international football but did not play a minute during the victory in Finland.
Meanwhile, Bulgaria will be without captain Petar Zanev after the defender was injured during Thursday's 1-1 draw with the Republic of Ireland.
Wales record v Bulgaria.
27 Apr 1983 Wales v Bulgaria W 1-0 UEFA European Championship
16 Nov 1983 Bulgaria v Wales L 1-0 UEFA European Championship
14 Dec 1994 Wales v Bulgaria L 0-3 UEFA European Championship
29 Mar 1995 Bulgaria v Wales L 3-1 UEFA European Championship
15 Aug 2006 Wales v Bulgaria D 0-0 International Friendly
22 Aug 2007 Bulgaria v Wales W 0-1 International Friendly
08 Oct 2010 Wales v Bulgaria L 0-1 UEFA European Championship
11 Oct 2011 Bulgaria v Wales W 0-1 UEFA European Championship
In their first ever meeting Jeremy Charles scored the winning goal at the racecourse in a 1-0 victory.
Referee that day was Siegfried Kirschen, then Europe’s smallest referee.
Competition UEFA European Championship Group 4
Attendance 9,006.
Famous ?
Hristo Stoichkov Stoichkov, probably the best known Bulgarian footballer, Played nearly 450 games in his career scoring 220 goals, He played for Sofia and Barca and finished his career at D.C. United, yes them. His favourite food is Chinese and he used to sell both Orange and lemon flavoured Tango drinks from a wheelbarrow when he was a kid outside his fathers greengrocers.
A famous old man of Leckwith is Writer Ronald Dahl who often placed dead mice in the jars of sweets at his local sweet shop because the owner didn’t like him.
Bulgaria facts
Bulgaria is famous as the oldest country in Europe! Founded in 681 AD by Khan Asparuh and since then preserved its original name. Bulgaria is also famous for its natural diversity as mountains, plains, Black Sea Coast, rivers, lakes and hot springs. Wolves and bears are found in abundance in Bulgaria, some actually dance for money.
Wales
Talking of Chinese food, Ryan Giggs, not to be confused with his brother Rhodri, although it is an easy mistake to make is current Wales manager and was born in Canton and wisely moved to Manchester at the age of six. He played for Great Britain on 4 occasions.
Giggs is one of the most decorated footballers of all time. During his time at Manchester United, he won 13 Premier League winner's medals, four FA Cup winner's medals, three League Cup winner's medals, two UEFA Champions League winner's medals, a FIFA Club World Cup winners medal, an Intercontinental Cup winner's medal, a UEFA Super Cup winner's medal and nine FA Community Shield winner's medals. Manchester United and Liverpool are the only clubs in English football history to have won more league championships than Giggs. Giggs captained United on numerous occasions, particularly in the 2007—08 season when regular captain Gary Neville was ruled out with various injuries.
He is co-owner at Salford City. His dad played rugby and apparently liked it quite a lot.
Team news
Wales
1
W Hennessey
14
C Roberts
16
T Lockyer
15
E Ampadu
4
B Davies
19
M Smith
18
J Morrell
22
D Brooks
11
G Bale (c)
20
D James
13
K Moore
Substitutes
5
B Cabango
7
D Levitt
17
R Matondo
3
N Williams
12
D Ward
23
W Vaulks
8
J Williams
10
H Wilson
21
A Davies
9
H Robson-Kanu
2
C Gunter
6
J Lawrence
Bulgaria
1
G Georgiev
6
N Gusmao
5
K Dimitrov
14
A Nedyalkov
4
I Goranov
11
Y Karabelyov
7
G Kostadinov (c)
18
G Ivanov
17
B Karagaren
10
B Kraev
8
T Nedelev
Substitutes
23
M Lukov
3
V Nikolaev Popov
12
S Slavov Rabotov
19
I Isa
20
D Iliev
9
S Delev
21
F Yavorov Krastev
2
S Popov
13
N Mihaylov
15
P Galabov
22
A Tsvetkov
16
S Kovachev
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:11 - Sep 6 with 1231 views | trampie |
I was expecting a more comfortable scoreline today but would have settled for a 1-0 win before a ball was kicked, we have further strengthened our strong position in the group, I might be getting ahead of myself but I have already got my eye on the results in the other groups, pity Russia held on to win.
I would normally have wanted a draw in the Ireland v Finland game in our league position but in this case I thought that a Finland win might be best for us, all to be seen, after the first round of matches Ireland were our biggest dangers now after two rounds it's back to Finland (as it was when the draw was made) but we have a healthy advantage over them at this stage. |  |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:42 - Sep 6 with 1199 views | jackrabbit |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 18:08 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Most fans will support BLM because ... well ... Black Lives Matter ....ðŸ™ðŸ¿
There is not two sides on this one. |
No they won’t. Because they might be a bit more informed. Once the fans are back in, all this genuflecting will be consigned to the dustbin of history. |  | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:52 - Sep 6 with 1189 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:42 - Sep 6 by jackrabbit |
No they won’t. Because they might be a bit more informed. Once the fans are back in, all this genuflecting will be consigned to the dustbin of history. |
No it will not.
The players and fans are as one - Black Lives Matter ✊ðŸ¾
Diversity is our strength.
Every club is on the same page. Every one.
Bigots and racists are not welcome at our club. |  |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:22 - Sep 6 with 1158 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:52 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
No it will not.
The players and fans are as one - Black Lives Matter ✊ðŸ¾
Diversity is our strength.
Every club is on the same page. Every one.
Bigots and racists are not welcome at our club. |
You're falling into the trap of accusing people of questioning BLM's motives, of being racists. [Post edited 6 Sep 2020 22:25]
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:35 - Sep 6 with 1147 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:22 - Sep 6 by Treforys_Jack |
You're falling into the trap of accusing people of questioning BLM's motives, of being racists. [Post edited 6 Sep 2020 22:25]
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Jasper mun, thought more of you ! Say something, dont turn into Mart | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:44 - Sep 6 with 1141 views | Fireboy2 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:35 - Sep 6 by Treforys_Jack |
Jasper mun, thought more of you ! Say something, dont turn into Mart |
You do know that talking to oneself is the first sign of madness 🤪 |  | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:51 - Sep 6 with 1127 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:44 - Sep 6 by Fireboy2 |
You do know that talking to oneself is the first sign of madness 🤪 |
29yrs doing nightshifts do that to you as well.  | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:53 - Sep 6 with 1131 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 20:13 - Sep 6 by Fireboy2 |
Both my boys were born in england and if you ask them who would they play for there would only be one answer ðŸ´ó §ó ¢ó ·ó ¬ó ³ó ¿
Been brought up well you see  |
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Not many get to play, of course, but everyone gets to sing the anthem - and at that moment, we are all one.
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 23:38 - Sep 6 with 1080 views | Kerouac |
Great match thread Loyal  |  |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 23:40 - Sep 6 with 1097 views | Fireboy2 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:53 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
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Not many get to play, of course, but everyone gets to sing the anthem - and at that moment, we are all one.
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I greet EVER time I hear our anthem 😢
It knocks socks off most anthem especially gstq. | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 23:47 - Sep 6 with 1092 views | Fireboy2 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:53 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
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Not many get to play, of course, but everyone gets to sing the anthem - and at that moment, we are all one.
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Fyi me and builthy met aload of croatian lads in osijek, they wouldnt let us buy a beer, top blokes the lot of them.
For the return fixture I met them in cardiff, took them to a few bars before and after the game, they mentioned the anthem and how proud we are as a small nation like themselves.
Btw builthy couldnt make the home game (or so he made out) so I had to buy them beers  | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 07:39 - Sep 7 with 1040 views | trampie |
Our next two nations league games are away, even if we lose both we finish with two home games and if we win them and then we are almost certain to top the group (infact I don't think Ireland or Finland could finish above us in that scenario and Bulgaria would have to win every game to finish above is if we win our 2 remaining home games). [Post edited 7 Sep 2020 19:21]
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:26 - Sep 7 with 962 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:22 - Sep 6 by Treforys_Jack |
You're falling into the trap of accusing people of questioning BLM's motives, of being racists. [Post edited 6 Sep 2020 22:25]
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BLM relates to USA not the UK, Wales or Bulgaria. The 'Taking of the knee' was a protest against police brutalitiy against black people in the USA. I know this because the gentlemen that started this protest said so. I do not think EPL or EFL fans will accept footballers protesting against USA police brutality or by inference UK police brutality. We have policing by consent in the UK. |  |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:38 - Sep 7 with 956 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 17:30 - Sep 6 by Jack59 |
We started the game with six players born in England, and if we are to be perfectly honest would all probably choose to play for England if their place in the squad were guaranteed.
I point this out only because of the strong anti-English sentiment that exists with many Welsh fans, and the political capital that benefits the Independence movement in Wales when Wales teams excel in the world of sport.
I ideally would like SCFC to enjoy a long future in the English League system, it's taken for granted by many, but things could change, and a little more respect to English born players and recognition of the benefits we enjoy in the EFL would certainly be a positive step. |
You use a faulty and frankly disrespectful premiss.
" and if we are to be perfectly honest would all probably choose to play for England if their place in the squad were guaranteed."
Both David Brooks (born in England) and Neco Williams (English grand parent(s)) would have very strong claims to a place in the English squad and were offered a place. They chose Wales over England. | |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:50 - Sep 7 with 939 views | Kerouac |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 18:31 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
You are over estimating your own importance.
Nobody gives a feck what you think.
How do you feel the black England players feel running out in front of the Farage and Boris half wit fan club that follow their national team ?
I should stress this is the England football support, not English people. |
I don't know if you've noticed but nobody selling the shite you sell has won at a ballot box in a long time, therefore "nobody gives a feck what you think".
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 17:01 - Sep 7 with 892 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:26 - Sep 7 by ReslovenSwan1 |
BLM relates to USA not the UK, Wales or Bulgaria. The 'Taking of the knee' was a protest against police brutalitiy against black people in the USA. I know this because the gentlemen that started this protest said so. I do not think EPL or EFL fans will accept footballers protesting against USA police brutality or by inference UK police brutality. We have policing by consent in the UK. |
Careful now, that won't go down well. | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:11 - Sep 7 with 832 views | Swanjaxs |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 19:00 - Sep 6 by pikeypaul |
Looks like i made a good choice in opting for the delights of Rhossili over another borefest.
Finland kicking southern irish arse in their own back yard makes our result midweek look even better now.
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And Norway making the Northern Irish look like a bunch of fannys tonight, you fùckin nonce 😂
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:37 - Sep 7 with 820 views | jackrabbit |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:52 - Sep 6 by Kilkennyjack |
No it will not.
The players and fans are as one - Black Lives Matter ✊ðŸ¾
Diversity is our strength.
Every club is on the same page. Every one.
Bigots and racists are not welcome at our club. |
Nobody can take issue on this subject without the ‘bigots and racists’ slur being used. Such total ignorance. Here’s the point I was trying to make, you ignoramus:
The sentiment of black lives matter is irrefutable - every life matters. It goes without saying. But the BLM movement has been hijacked by the usual rabble of anarchists and neo Marxists whose true aims goes way beyond protesting about some horrible deaths at the hands of the police in the US. If you think I exaggerate, go browse their website. Apart from their general wish to destroy capitalism and ‘imperialism’ they have some specific grouches. These include “defunding” the police, an end to all border controls and the “decriminalisation of black students in the classroom” (without explaining how they are criminalised at present). Would you like to live in a country with no police and no border controls? Really?
The worse aspect of BLM is they are explicitly anti-white. They identify all the problems of black people as deriving from white people, all the goodwill of white people as bogus or useless, and all the evils from which black people suffer as inherent in white people simply because they are white.
That sounds quite like racism to me; and not just to me, but probably to any white person — not to mention non-activist black people.
That’s why whenever I see footballers ‘taking the knee’ I reach for the sick bucket. | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:51 - Sep 7 with 806 views | Kerouac |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:37 - Sep 7 by jackrabbit |
Nobody can take issue on this subject without the ‘bigots and racists’ slur being used. Such total ignorance. Here’s the point I was trying to make, you ignoramus:
The sentiment of black lives matter is irrefutable - every life matters. It goes without saying. But the BLM movement has been hijacked by the usual rabble of anarchists and neo Marxists whose true aims goes way beyond protesting about some horrible deaths at the hands of the police in the US. If you think I exaggerate, go browse their website. Apart from their general wish to destroy capitalism and ‘imperialism’ they have some specific grouches. These include “defunding” the police, an end to all border controls and the “decriminalisation of black students in the classroom” (without explaining how they are criminalised at present). Would you like to live in a country with no police and no border controls? Really?
The worse aspect of BLM is they are explicitly anti-white. They identify all the problems of black people as deriving from white people, all the goodwill of white people as bogus or useless, and all the evils from which black people suffer as inherent in white people simply because they are white.
That sounds quite like racism to me; and not just to me, but probably to any white person — not to mention non-activist black people.
That’s why whenever I see footballers ‘taking the knee’ I reach for the sick bucket. |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:57 - Sep 7 with 810 views | jasper_T |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:37 - Sep 7 by jackrabbit |
Nobody can take issue on this subject without the ‘bigots and racists’ slur being used. Such total ignorance. Here’s the point I was trying to make, you ignoramus:
The sentiment of black lives matter is irrefutable - every life matters. It goes without saying. But the BLM movement has been hijacked by the usual rabble of anarchists and neo Marxists whose true aims goes way beyond protesting about some horrible deaths at the hands of the police in the US. If you think I exaggerate, go browse their website. Apart from their general wish to destroy capitalism and ‘imperialism’ they have some specific grouches. These include “defunding” the police, an end to all border controls and the “decriminalisation of black students in the classroom” (without explaining how they are criminalised at present). Would you like to live in a country with no police and no border controls? Really?
The worse aspect of BLM is they are explicitly anti-white. They identify all the problems of black people as deriving from white people, all the goodwill of white people as bogus or useless, and all the evils from which black people suffer as inherent in white people simply because they are white.
That sounds quite like racism to me; and not just to me, but probably to any white person — not to mention non-activist black people.
That’s why whenever I see footballers ‘taking the knee’ I reach for the sick bucket. |
"It goes without saying, stop saying it you people make me sick!"
The "specific grouches" make a lot of sense in the communities that the movement originates from. People growing up in those communities would absolutely prefer to live in a country with no police than what they currently have. It's a hard thing to understand if you don't have that life experience, most police I've known have been hard bstards but I've never feared for my life around them.
US police have way more army-grade weaponry and way less training than ours. Officers who actually live in the communities they police are rare. There is no national database for officers who receive disciplinary action - those who are fired for disciplinary reasons can simply go work the same job in a neighbouring state without issue.
It may be happening on the other side of the world but there's nothing wrong people here showing their support. The idea that fans are "not going to put up with it" and what, bully players into not taking a knee? Not hard to see why football fans have the reputation they do. |  | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 22:32 - Sep 7 with 789 views | builthjack |
Move this shite to another thread. This is a match thread. |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 00:10 - Sep 8 with 761 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 21:57 - Sep 7 by jasper_T |
"It goes without saying, stop saying it you people make me sick!"
The "specific grouches" make a lot of sense in the communities that the movement originates from. People growing up in those communities would absolutely prefer to live in a country with no police than what they currently have. It's a hard thing to understand if you don't have that life experience, most police I've known have been hard bstards but I've never feared for my life around them.
US police have way more army-grade weaponry and way less training than ours. Officers who actually live in the communities they police are rare. There is no national database for officers who receive disciplinary action - those who are fired for disciplinary reasons can simply go work the same job in a neighbouring state without issue.
It may be happening on the other side of the world but there's nothing wrong people here showing their support. The idea that fans are "not going to put up with it" and what, bully players into not taking a knee? Not hard to see why football fans have the reputation they do. |
Well said Jasper.
I will support our players and our club in taking the knee.
Many like me.
Its great to see. ðŸ‘👠| |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 03:17 - Sep 8 with 740 views | Jack59 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:38 - Sep 7 by ReslovenSwan1 |
You use a faulty and frankly disrespectful premiss.
" and if we are to be perfectly honest would all probably choose to play for England if their place in the squad were guaranteed."
Both David Brooks (born in England) and Neco Williams (English grand parent(s)) would have very strong claims to a place in the English squad and were offered a place. They chose Wales over England. |
I've re-examined my post in light of your quite tenuous points regarding Brooks and Williams. In my opinion both players are still a long way short of the quality and experience to guarantee an England place, but if Williams continues his rate of development, he certainly could be at that level in a year or two, but in any case he was born in Wrexham
After all, I was referring in my post to the six players born in England that started the game.
I should point out that I have followed Wales far and wide for 50 years, enduring some serious disagreements with West Ham and Spurs fans at Wembley matches in the seventies, I'm not a plastic fan by any means, it's been a lifetime of the Swans and Wales for me. But I'm afraid regardless of what anyone says, in future years I believe there may be some serious threats to the position of Welsh clubs competing in an English League. I would now prefer a less antagonistic attitude towards anything 'English' This has been gathering pace with some over recent years, and it's not been well received.
So in view of the potential threat, I would prefer to see a slightly less aggressive attitude in place. | | | |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:32 - Sep 8 with 651 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 03:17 - Sep 8 by Jack59 |
I've re-examined my post in light of your quite tenuous points regarding Brooks and Williams. In my opinion both players are still a long way short of the quality and experience to guarantee an England place, but if Williams continues his rate of development, he certainly could be at that level in a year or two, but in any case he was born in Wrexham
After all, I was referring in my post to the six players born in England that started the game.
I should point out that I have followed Wales far and wide for 50 years, enduring some serious disagreements with West Ham and Spurs fans at Wembley matches in the seventies, I'm not a plastic fan by any means, it's been a lifetime of the Swans and Wales for me. But I'm afraid regardless of what anyone says, in future years I believe there may be some serious threats to the position of Welsh clubs competing in an English League. I would now prefer a less antagonistic attitude towards anything 'English' This has been gathering pace with some over recent years, and it's not been well received.
So in view of the potential threat, I would prefer to see a slightly less aggressive attitude in place. |
Welsh fans are subjected to what i consider filthy racist abuseat most if not all games. After a period of working overseas I was absolutely shocked at the level of hate in the Anti Welsh chants and close up to these people. Anti Welsh baiting is the last refuge of the far right English racists and I call on the South Wales constabuary to make an example of at least one of these morons when the fans come back. The "water off a ducks back" comments are the escape routes of a cowards in my opinion. | |
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| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 17:33 - Sep 8 with 605 views | NotLoyal |
| Wales v Bulgaria ¦ Matchday Thread on 13:32 - Sep 8 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Welsh fans are subjected to what i consider filthy racist abuseat most if not all games. After a period of working overseas I was absolutely shocked at the level of hate in the Anti Welsh chants and close up to these people. Anti Welsh baiting is the last refuge of the far right English racists and I call on the South Wales constabuary to make an example of at least one of these morons when the fans come back. The "water off a ducks back" comments are the escape routes of a cowards in my opinion. |
I was with a certain family member who knocked out a Stoke fan for shouting ‘sheepshaggers’ and waving a plastic sheep in kids faces after a game. It was a beautiful thing, maybe not everyone’s answer to someone terrorising small kids, but sometimes no words are needed. I hope that appeases you a bit 👠| |
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