| Wales Euro adventure 23:28 - Jun 21 with 451 views | trampie |
Wales traveling miles and playing every game either away from home, or virtually away from home, Wales travelled across the whole of Europe to play their first two games out in Azerbaijan, one of which was a virtual away game against Turkey, then they had to travel the length of Europe back again first to Rome to play Italy on their own patch, then onto Amsterdam, if Wales get through their last 16 game they will then be required to travel back across Europe out to Azerbaijan again.
This tournament is ridiculous unfair on Wales, drawing a host nation in a tournament might be regarded as unlucky but what is happening in this tournament to some teams particularly Wales is unfair. |  |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 00:17 - Jun 22 with 428 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Michel Platini i to blame. It was his idea. Eufa gave home status to England and Scotland but the Wales bid failed. Romania and Azerbijan got games and neither qualified. |  |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 08:08 - Jun 22 with 376 views | KeithHaynes |
| Wales Euro adventure on 00:17 - Jun 22 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Michel Platini i to blame. It was his idea. Eufa gave home status to England and Scotland but the Wales bid failed. Romania and Azerbijan got games and neither qualified. |
Sadly the opportunity to hand some games to Wales was missed on three occasions. We said this before, even the FAW have said it was ‘questionable’ and they missed out because of political gamesmanship. Three times Wales have been in the mix in three years for some games, three times excluded. Even when Dublin stood down. |  |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 08:10 - Jun 22 with 372 views | trampie |
| Wales Euro adventure on 08:08 - Jun 22 by KeithHaynes |
Sadly the opportunity to hand some games to Wales was missed on three occasions. We said this before, even the FAW have said it was ‘questionable’ and they missed out because of political gamesmanship. Three times Wales have been in the mix in three years for some games, three times excluded. Even when Dublin stood down. |
Yes indeed, the Millennium stadium is a marvelous venue as well. | |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 10:40 - Jun 22 with 347 views | 1983 |
Wales traveling miles and playing every game either away from home, or virtually away from home, Wales travelled across the whole of Europe to play their first two games out in Azerbaijan, one of which was a virtual away game against Turkey, then they had to travel the length of Europe back again first to Rome to play Italy on their own patch, then onto Amsterdam, if Wales get through their last 16 game they will then be required to travel back across Europe out to Azerbaijan again.
This tournament is ridiculous unfair on Wales, drawing a host nation in a tournament might be regarded as unlucky but what is happening in this tournament to some teams particularly Wales is unfair.
Got your finger on the pulse there Captain Obvious |  |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 11:31 - Jun 22 with 329 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Wales Euro adventure on 08:10 - Jun 22 by trampie |
Yes indeed, the Millennium stadium is a marvelous venue as well. |
Yes, its very infair on Cymru.
Still … lets give Denmark a shock in Holland … |  |
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| Wales Euro adventure on 11:48 - Jun 22 with 312 views | KeithHaynes |
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 Wales v Denmark : Euros latest : No fans required : Essential information 22nd Jun 2021 09:00Wales supporters won’t be there, even those flying in or making their way from other countries it seems may face an obstructive pathway to the Amsterdam arena. And to cap it all off the tournament darlings will be the opposition for Wales. It couldn’t be much harder. But then it has hardly been a logistical breeze from the time the stadiums were selected, and the venues for Wales decided.  0
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| Wales Euro adventure on 12:29 - Jun 22 with 290 views | Catullus |
Just maybe it could all work in our favour? It may have engendered a sense of togetherness and a siege mentality that makes Wales stronger?
Look at the Italy game, we were right up against it from the start, then Ampadu gets sent off but how do we react, we dig in, we try even harder.
We triumph in the face of adversity, it's part of who we are. Bring it on I say. The more people write us off, the stronger we become. |  |
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