| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? 13:04 - Apr 19 with 980 views | builthjack |
It seems so. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:19 - Apr 19 with 955 views | Chief |
Probably. Fairly understandable.
A more pertinent observation / question to me would be why do the Swans generally have more ambivalence pound for pound towards the national team than the other Welsh sides? Is it purely the Cardiff centric FAW factor?
The others on the whole generally just support Wales on the whole from my experience. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:22 - Apr 19 with 947 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:19 - Apr 19 by Chief |
Probably. Fairly understandable.
A more pertinent observation / question to me would be why do the Swans generally have more ambivalence pound for pound towards the national team than the other Welsh sides? Is it purely the Cardiff centric FAW factor?
The others on the whole generally just support Wales on the whole from my experience. |
I would say it's surely the Cardiff centric.
I go away with Wales etc, but even I'm getting fed up now of Abbodanato and his chums from WOL. Cardiff fans have even started calling him out regarding it now. |  | | |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:27 - Apr 19 with 940 views | Chief |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:22 - Apr 19 by 34dfgdf54 |
I would say it's surely the Cardiff centric.
I go away with Wales etc, but even I'm getting fed up now of Abbodanato and his chums from WOL. Cardiff fans have even started calling him out regarding it now. |
Yea of course who isn't. And i fully understand Swans not fancying going away coz over the years the scumers act like cvnts. It's not only swans fans who get put off by that.
That however shouldn't affect support for the team itself and the 11 players on the pitch at the specific time. For example you will always see people having pops at the Wales team on here, the threads when Wales play are always infected by wums, which i feel isn't the case with the other Welsh clubs on the whole. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:38 - Apr 19 with 931 views | Catullus |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:27 - Apr 19 by Chief |
Yea of course who isn't. And i fully understand Swans not fancying going away coz over the years the scumers act like cvnts. It's not only swans fans who get put off by that.
That however shouldn't affect support for the team itself and the 11 players on the pitch at the specific time. For example you will always see people having pops at the Wales team on here, the threads when Wales play are always infected by wums, which i feel isn't the case with the other Welsh clubs on the whole. |
Depens on the person I reckon, and on how long you live elsewhere.
There's a South Africa lady I sometimes bump into in the park, walking the pooch. She's been in Wales 18 years but you wouldn't guess it. She hasn't got a trace of a Welsh accent, she says her son (who is born and brought up here) is very Welsh but she is still SA to the core. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:46 - Apr 19 with 902 views | onehunglow |
Not always.
In fact ,quite the reverse when emigres bore the holy bejesus out of their (english) friend and neighbours with their Welshness. It is tedius. You 're Welsh.So what.
The author of this seems obsessed with this subject .
Do people in small towns have an inferiority complex?
Why do they feel their welshness is under threat.
If one does loses Welshness,does that make that individual deserving of the contempt that builthy,killy,tramps have for anything English.
We are seeing some horrendous posts of late about this subject and somebody need to put an end to it. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:56 - Apr 19 with 912 views | builthjack |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:46 - Apr 19 by onehunglow |
Not always.
In fact ,quite the reverse when emigres bore the holy bejesus out of their (english) friend and neighbours with their Welshness. It is tedius. You 're Welsh.So what.
The author of this seems obsessed with this subject .
Do people in small towns have an inferiority complex?
Why do they feel their welshness is under threat.
If one does loses Welshness,does that make that individual deserving of the contempt that builthy,killy,tramps have for anything English.
We are seeing some horrendous posts of late about this subject and somebody need to put an end to it. |
You are an odd one.
Find me posts where i have said i dont like English? You cant. [Post edited 19 Apr 2021 14:05]
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 14:12 - Apr 19 with 891 views | 34dfgdf54 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 13:27 - Apr 19 by Chief |
Yea of course who isn't. And i fully understand Swans not fancying going away coz over the years the scumers act like cvnts. It's not only swans fans who get put off by that.
That however shouldn't affect support for the team itself and the 11 players on the pitch at the specific time. For example you will always see people having pops at the Wales team on here, the threads when Wales play are always infected by wums, which i feel isn't the case with the other Welsh clubs on the whole. |
Only ever had trouble once with a Cardiff fan at a Wales game, and it was at home, some pissed up fat tw*t singing anti swansea songs on the walk from city centre to CCS. He ended up coming across as a bit of a coward. | | | |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 14:34 - Apr 19 with 871 views | Chief |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 14:12 - Apr 19 by 34dfgdf54 |
Only ever had trouble once with a Cardiff fan at a Wales game, and it was at home, some pissed up fat tw*t singing anti swansea songs on the walk from city centre to CCS. He ended up coming across as a bit of a coward. |
Yea its together stronger when it suits them. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 15:44 - Apr 19 with 837 views | 1983 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 14:34 - Apr 19 by Chief |
Yea its together stronger when it suits them. |
Been living in Ingerland for about 15 years now and I'm as Welsh as I've ever been and tbh generally find Inglanders ok I think England is such a wash with people from all over the world compared to 20 yrs ago they have all but lost their identity. One thing I do on holiday is avoid Welsh people because they seem to want to buddy up with you as soon as they hear your accent as they feel it's their duty. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 15:50 - Apr 19 with 832 views | Catullus |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 15:44 - Apr 19 by 1983 |
Been living in Ingerland for about 15 years now and I'm as Welsh as I've ever been and tbh generally find Inglanders ok I think England is such a wash with people from all over the world compared to 20 yrs ago they have all but lost their identity. One thing I do on holiday is avoid Welsh people because they seem to want to buddy up with you as soon as they hear your accent as they feel it's their duty. |
Ahhh, so you don't like other Welsh people, how very UN Welsh of you  | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 16:24 - Apr 19 with 810 views | Badlands |
It was only when I went to work in England that I realised I really was Welsh (beyond sporting affiliations). It certainly made me realise I was not part of Britain either.
All fine until my accent gave me away. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 16:34 - Apr 19 with 806 views | 1983 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 15:50 - Apr 19 by Catullus |
Ahhh, so you don't like other Welsh people, how very UN Welsh of you |
lol No it's not that it's just a want to sit and read my book quietly by the pool instead of talking bollox with Cath & Dai from Porth  | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 16:42 - Apr 19 with 794 views | pencoedjack |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 15:44 - Apr 19 by 1983 |
Been living in Ingerland for about 15 years now and I'm as Welsh as I've ever been and tbh generally find Inglanders ok I think England is such a wash with people from all over the world compared to 20 yrs ago they have all but lost their identity. One thing I do on holiday is avoid Welsh people because they seem to want to buddy up with you as soon as they hear your accent as they feel it's their duty. |
Gobby cockney types are the same.
Avoid like the plague whilst on holiday. |  | | |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 17:20 - Apr 19 with 759 views | onehunglow |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 16:42 - Apr 19 by pencoedjack |
Gobby cockney types are the same.
Avoid like the plague whilst on holiday. |
its the ESS EX ones that get me. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 18:38 - Apr 19 with 735 views | Boundy |
I lived and worked ( still do work wise) in England , it possibly made me feel more proud of where I was from and would never hide the fact .
Foot note I've never had any bother because of it either. There's more chance of being molested by one of the 6 fingered inbreds not 40 miles away than abuse from a gentleman from Hull | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 18:45 - Apr 19 with 719 views | onehunglow |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 18:38 - Apr 19 by Boundy |
I lived and worked ( still do work wise) in England , it possibly made me feel more proud of where I was from and would never hide the fact .
Foot note I've never had any bother because of it either. There's more chance of being molested by one of the 6 fingered inbreds not 40 miles away than abuse from a gentleman from Hull |
Gentleman from Hull.! Lovely that. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:56 - Apr 19 with 686 views | max936 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 16:34 - Apr 19 by 1983 |
lol No it's not that it's just a want to sit and read my book quietly by the pool instead of talking bollox with Cath & Dai from Porth |
loves a pint does Dai, Cath still on the snakebite  |  | | |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 20:05 - Apr 19 with 680 views | Fireboy2 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 18:38 - Apr 19 by Boundy |
I lived and worked ( still do work wise) in England , it possibly made me feel more proud of where I was from and would never hide the fact .
Foot note I've never had any bother because of it either. There's more chance of being molested by one of the 6 fingered inbreds not 40 miles away than abuse from a gentleman from Hull |
Been oop north for over 33 years and I can honestly say that i am more proud of being welsh than I would be if I still lived in swansea.
Most of the people I've met have been great probably because northerners are similar to us, you obviously get the odd knuckle dragger who think they are better than me but I normally just tell them to get back to neanderthaland. |  | | |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 20:11 - Apr 19 with 664 views | onehunglow |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 20:05 - Apr 19 by Fireboy2 |
Been oop north for over 33 years and I can honestly say that i am more proud of being welsh than I would be if I still lived in swansea.
Most of the people I've met have been great probably because northerners are similar to us, you obviously get the odd knuckle dragger who think they are better than me but I normally just tell them to get back to neanderthaland. |
Where we live,there are many with Welsh roots and it is a short drive to wild north Wales. The welsh language fascists around Bangor ,Caernarfon and Pwllheli can be an issue for them but it doesnt stop English people buying up derelict houses and using local tradesmen and suppliers to rebuild.
Amazingly,in spite of the language morons,most English arevhappy to go into Wales and spend their money and in the process secure jobs for locals.
I have a good chum to bought a farm and campsite in Trawfynydd. They cannot wait to welcome them back-people who are vilified on this site. Says much about them.
Fireboy lives in a friendly area,proper northwest folk exactly the same as urban Welsh. Don't let anyone think different.
People in Lancashire have more in common with Swansea people than those in Cheltenham,Bury t Edmunds or Leomington Spa | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:00 - Apr 20 with 532 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 20:11 - Apr 19 by onehunglow |
Where we live,there are many with Welsh roots and it is a short drive to wild north Wales. The welsh language fascists around Bangor ,Caernarfon and Pwllheli can be an issue for them but it doesnt stop English people buying up derelict houses and using local tradesmen and suppliers to rebuild.
Amazingly,in spite of the language morons,most English arevhappy to go into Wales and spend their money and in the process secure jobs for locals.
I have a good chum to bought a farm and campsite in Trawfynydd. They cannot wait to welcome them back-people who are vilified on this site. Says much about them.
Fireboy lives in a friendly area,proper northwest folk exactly the same as urban Welsh. Don't let anyone think different.
People in Lancashire have more in common with Swansea people than those in Cheltenham,Bury t Edmunds or Leomington Spa |
"Amazingly,in spite of the language morons,most English arevhappy to go into Wales and spend their money and in the process secure jobs for locals".
It not actually amazing at all. The fascism you talk of is Welsh people speaking Welsh I suspect and thats not a threat to anyone. They have been speaking Welsh for 3000 years there.
Some English people state their objections to Welsh being spoken in Welsh shops as ignorant but are very careful not to say the same thing about the corner Asian shops where i regularly here Asian languages spoken. Some targets are viable and other are not. |  |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:22 - Apr 20 with 514 views | onehunglow |
If you spoke south Welsh in deepest Lyn you d be laughed at as their Welsh is more pure.
Language eh.
You are clearly racist against English people and culture. Stick to your cave Res . | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:43 - Apr 20 with 504 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:22 - Apr 20 by onehunglow |
If you spoke south Welsh in deepest Lyn you d be laughed at as their Welsh is more pure.
Language eh.
You are clearly racist against English people and culture. Stick to your cave Res . |
Oh dear. All the hateful rhetoric is all coming from you. I do not know where Lyn is.
I live in "English / British" culture in the the main and I enjoy the liberties and economic opportunities it gives me. | |
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| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 20:07 - Apr 20 with 489 views | builthjack |
| Do some people lose their Welshness when they settle over the bridge? on 19:43 - Apr 20 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Oh dear. All the hateful rhetoric is all coming from you. I do not know where Lyn is.
I live in "English / British" culture in the the main and I enjoy the liberties and economic opportunities it gives me. |
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