| Come on Wrexham 17:35 - Jan 7 with 4852 views | STID2017 |
Hopefully they can get a win today |  |
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| Come on Wrexham on 11:15 - Jan 10 with 869 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Come on Wrexham on 23:34 - Jan 9 by cockett_jack |
Again, why have a preference for other Welsh clubs? Particularly a club whose supporters chant about Jacks who have lost their lives and turn Hyms and Arias into a song about pedophilia? That’s just, odd mate. |
All clubs have their mindless idiots, including ours.
As I am Welsh, I want Welsh clubs to do well, the same as I want British clubs to do well in Europe. It doesn't make sense, it's probably daft, but that's what I have always looked out for. |  | | |
| Come on Wrexham on 11:25 - Jan 10 with 844 views | onehunglow |
| Come on Wrexham on 14:33 - Jan 8 by cockett_jack |
‘Rivalries for me are predominantly ethnic rivalries’
You don’t half talk some utter rubbish and make some sweeping generalisations. Suppose this is the trouble when one lives in the sticks in Wales and whose only contact with English people is away fans at football games, assuming you go to games. |
Agreed.
For me,very sinister comments as regards ethnicities .
And Wrexham people write it with an X ,as they always have done.
Anglicised see
As for Welsh chapels ,let’s not go there ,eh |  |
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| Come on Wrexham on 11:27 - Jan 10 with 839 views | onehunglow |
| Come on Wrexham on 19:52 - Jan 7 by STID2017 |
I did think the same.
Once religion is brought into football it only leads to trouble |
Religion now being introduced .
We are a secular country,even Wales now. It’s why chapels shut . | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 11:34 - Jan 10 with 834 views | STID2017 |
| Come on Wrexham on 11:27 - Jan 10 by onehunglow |
Religion now being introduced .
We are a secular country,even Wales now. It’s why chapels shut . |
By who or whom ?
Certainly 99.9% of fans of Welsh and English clubs give not two hoots about religion when it comes to their club ? | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 11:38 - Jan 10 with 816 views | onehunglow |
| Come on Wrexham on 11:34 - Jan 10 by STID2017 |
By who or whom ?
Certainly 99.9% of fans of Welsh and English clubs give not two hoots about religion when it comes to their club ? |
Resolven.
“ Christian values”.
This flies in the face of those who do not identify like this . | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 11:55 - Jan 10 with 794 views | STID2017 |
| Come on Wrexham on 11:38 - Jan 10 by onehunglow |
Resolven.
“ Christian values”.
This flies in the face of those who do not identify like this . |
Aw well, entitled to his opinion.
Sport should always be separate from politics and religion in my opinion | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 15:48 - Jan 10 with 737 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Come on Wrexham on 11:25 - Jan 10 by onehunglow |
Agreed.
For me,very sinister comments as regards ethnicities .
And Wrexham people write it with an X ,as they always have done.
Anglicised see
As for Welsh chapels ,let’s not go there ,eh |
I am Welsh and proud of my heritage. I like Wales and its people but like less Welsh football fans who see themselves through English eyes. They engage in English ethnic slurs because they are not so secure in their own skin. "we know what we are" is an answer to an English question. They sing 'Yma o hyd' to their credit. They will dissolve into a Welsh mist if we cannot find some good players p.d.q.
You a belong to a old fashioned 1960s and 1970's thought process that downgrades all things Welsh and conflate this with second city concerns. For this reason you and the flagman jump a on every opportunity to highlight perceived slights by any thing Welsh based in Cardiff. Western Mail, BBC Wales, FAW, WRU CWL etc. (They are all intrinsically anti Swansea city you say). It works a treat actually but not actually true.
Anti Welsh rhetoric at one time was a template for leftist Welsh socialism that promoted centralisation not devolved powers Ray Powell and Leo Abse and Ted Rowlands espoused this mantra. They were superseded by Welsh speakers Rhodri Morgan , Carwyn Jones and Mark Drakeford. I bet you are from this socialist background. It is ingrained.
Personally I an atheist but respect the Christian faith and it role in modelling my personality. The 'taking of the knee' was a misguided but genuine expression of Christian values. It was observed with bemusement by Muslim states like Qatar and Morocco. Notionally their faith is centred on humility but they needed Christian guidance for them to find it with regard to the construction workers.
I do not see Wales as defeated nation at all. In fact we are still alive and kicking 'Yma o hyd' as the song goes. The castle of Wales built by the Normans are a testament to a struggle for self determination going back 1200 years. There are Norman castles in Turkiye, Cyrpus and Lebanon and Syria.
I speak to my mate the retired vicar. Church of Wales is independent and it's head is not King Charles he explained.
It is not difficult to take this forum and Swans fans for ride. The SCST were taken for a 6 year, £400k ride over the sale. The Chief was till beating the drum 9 months ago.
Fans feasting on feelings of betrayal bought a fake narrative and stated using Christian parallels based deep in Welsh culture to slag off the club owners who sold their shares for the good of the club. They had owned them for 14 years. The Welsh local hero's are trashed. One is sponsoring the stadium and shorts in the absence of others. "Once a sellout always a sellout". "Pieces of silver" "Judas" Betrayal" "Greed" "Guilt". The next stage from this is "Yankee asset strippers " and "Hedge fund managers"
You can take the Chapel out of the valley but not out of the soul of a Swansea fan. Old Welsh socialists always beat the drum of centralisation in the labour central offices in Millbank on the Thames. That is where the £400k of the Trust went no doubt. Easy work.
Another "bizarre post".? You bet. I am not religious or socialist but it still models my outlook on things. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 17:16]
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| Come on Wrexham on 17:55 - Jan 10 with 698 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Come on Wrexham on 15:48 - Jan 10 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I am Welsh and proud of my heritage. I like Wales and its people but like less Welsh football fans who see themselves through English eyes. They engage in English ethnic slurs because they are not so secure in their own skin. "we know what we are" is an answer to an English question. They sing 'Yma o hyd' to their credit. They will dissolve into a Welsh mist if we cannot find some good players p.d.q.
You a belong to a old fashioned 1960s and 1970's thought process that downgrades all things Welsh and conflate this with second city concerns. For this reason you and the flagman jump a on every opportunity to highlight perceived slights by any thing Welsh based in Cardiff. Western Mail, BBC Wales, FAW, WRU CWL etc. (They are all intrinsically anti Swansea city you say). It works a treat actually but not actually true.
Anti Welsh rhetoric at one time was a template for leftist Welsh socialism that promoted centralisation not devolved powers Ray Powell and Leo Abse and Ted Rowlands espoused this mantra. They were superseded by Welsh speakers Rhodri Morgan , Carwyn Jones and Mark Drakeford. I bet you are from this socialist background. It is ingrained.
Personally I an atheist but respect the Christian faith and it role in modelling my personality. The 'taking of the knee' was a misguided but genuine expression of Christian values. It was observed with bemusement by Muslim states like Qatar and Morocco. Notionally their faith is centred on humility but they needed Christian guidance for them to find it with regard to the construction workers.
I do not see Wales as defeated nation at all. In fact we are still alive and kicking 'Yma o hyd' as the song goes. The castle of Wales built by the Normans are a testament to a struggle for self determination going back 1200 years. There are Norman castles in Turkiye, Cyrpus and Lebanon and Syria.
I speak to my mate the retired vicar. Church of Wales is independent and it's head is not King Charles he explained.
It is not difficult to take this forum and Swans fans for ride. The SCST were taken for a 6 year, £400k ride over the sale. The Chief was till beating the drum 9 months ago.
Fans feasting on feelings of betrayal bought a fake narrative and stated using Christian parallels based deep in Welsh culture to slag off the club owners who sold their shares for the good of the club. They had owned them for 14 years. The Welsh local hero's are trashed. One is sponsoring the stadium and shorts in the absence of others. "Once a sellout always a sellout". "Pieces of silver" "Judas" Betrayal" "Greed" "Guilt". The next stage from this is "Yankee asset strippers " and "Hedge fund managers"
You can take the Chapel out of the valley but not out of the soul of a Swansea fan. Old Welsh socialists always beat the drum of centralisation in the labour central offices in Millbank on the Thames. That is where the £400k of the Trust went no doubt. Easy work.
Another "bizarre post".? You bet. I am not religious or socialist but it still models my outlook on things. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 17:16]
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Cuckoo.... for the millionth time, no-one disagreed with HJ and Co selling their shares, they were theirs to sell, however it was the sneaky underhand way they went about it. |  | | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 18:32 - Jan 10 with 674 views | onehunglow |
| Come on Wrexham on 17:55 - Jan 10 by Treforys_Jack |
Cuckoo.... for the millionth time, no-one disagreed with HJ and Co selling their shares, they were theirs to sell, however it was the sneaky underhand way they went about it. |
My God ,that looked a painful read. Thanks for replying to it. I haven’t the strength to do so .
Now ,it’s about belonging . | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 18:35 - Jan 10 with 672 views | onehunglow |
| Come on Wrexham on 15:48 - Jan 10 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I am Welsh and proud of my heritage. I like Wales and its people but like less Welsh football fans who see themselves through English eyes. They engage in English ethnic slurs because they are not so secure in their own skin. "we know what we are" is an answer to an English question. They sing 'Yma o hyd' to their credit. They will dissolve into a Welsh mist if we cannot find some good players p.d.q.
You a belong to a old fashioned 1960s and 1970's thought process that downgrades all things Welsh and conflate this with second city concerns. For this reason you and the flagman jump a on every opportunity to highlight perceived slights by any thing Welsh based in Cardiff. Western Mail, BBC Wales, FAW, WRU CWL etc. (They are all intrinsically anti Swansea city you say). It works a treat actually but not actually true.
Anti Welsh rhetoric at one time was a template for leftist Welsh socialism that promoted centralisation not devolved powers Ray Powell and Leo Abse and Ted Rowlands espoused this mantra. They were superseded by Welsh speakers Rhodri Morgan , Carwyn Jones and Mark Drakeford. I bet you are from this socialist background. It is ingrained.
Personally I an atheist but respect the Christian faith and it role in modelling my personality. The 'taking of the knee' was a misguided but genuine expression of Christian values. It was observed with bemusement by Muslim states like Qatar and Morocco. Notionally their faith is centred on humility but they needed Christian guidance for them to find it with regard to the construction workers.
I do not see Wales as defeated nation at all. In fact we are still alive and kicking 'Yma o hyd' as the song goes. The castle of Wales built by the Normans are a testament to a struggle for self determination going back 1200 years. There are Norman castles in Turkiye, Cyrpus and Lebanon and Syria.
I speak to my mate the retired vicar. Church of Wales is independent and it's head is not King Charles he explained.
It is not difficult to take this forum and Swans fans for ride. The SCST were taken for a 6 year, £400k ride over the sale. The Chief was till beating the drum 9 months ago.
Fans feasting on feelings of betrayal bought a fake narrative and stated using Christian parallels based deep in Welsh culture to slag off the club owners who sold their shares for the good of the club. They had owned them for 14 years. The Welsh local hero's are trashed. One is sponsoring the stadium and shorts in the absence of others. "Once a sellout always a sellout". "Pieces of silver" "Judas" Betrayal" "Greed" "Guilt". The next stage from this is "Yankee asset strippers " and "Hedge fund managers"
You can take the Chapel out of the valley but not out of the soul of a Swansea fan. Old Welsh socialists always beat the drum of centralisation in the labour central offices in Millbank on the Thames. That is where the £400k of the Trust went no doubt. Easy work.
Another "bizarre post".? You bet. I am not religious or socialist but it still models my outlook on things. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 17:16]
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Never ever judge me.
Do not ever assume anything about me nor suggest you do.
It’s about opinions and you are again getting personal and I ain’t having it.
No Sir. I won’t be reporting it as abuse ,as we are told to simply ignoring you in future.
I’d love to rip you apart but this site won’t allow it
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| Come on Wrexham on 19:29 - Jan 10 with 642 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Come on Wrexham on 18:35 - Jan 10 by onehunglow |
Never ever judge me.
Do not ever assume anything about me nor suggest you do.
It’s about opinions and you are again getting personal and I ain’t having it.
No Sir. I won’t be reporting it as abuse ,as we are told to simply ignoring you in future.
I’d love to rip you apart but this site won’t allow it
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I do not abuse and did not rise to your "narrow valley narrow minds" quip. You post stuff and I argue against it within the rules of the board.
If you post on here daily with certain themes you will be judged whether you like it or not. If you do not want to be judged do not post.
I am judged with people calling my posts "bizarre". It is spin of course but I ride with it. Bizarre posts can sometime be a more interesting read.
If you cannot 'rip me apart' without breaking the site rules then your comments are probably are not worth much. | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 20:16 - Jan 10 with 611 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Come on Wrexham on 15:48 - Jan 10 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I am Welsh and proud of my heritage. I like Wales and its people but like less Welsh football fans who see themselves through English eyes. They engage in English ethnic slurs because they are not so secure in their own skin. "we know what we are" is an answer to an English question. They sing 'Yma o hyd' to their credit. They will dissolve into a Welsh mist if we cannot find some good players p.d.q.
You a belong to a old fashioned 1960s and 1970's thought process that downgrades all things Welsh and conflate this with second city concerns. For this reason you and the flagman jump a on every opportunity to highlight perceived slights by any thing Welsh based in Cardiff. Western Mail, BBC Wales, FAW, WRU CWL etc. (They are all intrinsically anti Swansea city you say). It works a treat actually but not actually true.
Anti Welsh rhetoric at one time was a template for leftist Welsh socialism that promoted centralisation not devolved powers Ray Powell and Leo Abse and Ted Rowlands espoused this mantra. They were superseded by Welsh speakers Rhodri Morgan , Carwyn Jones and Mark Drakeford. I bet you are from this socialist background. It is ingrained.
Personally I an atheist but respect the Christian faith and it role in modelling my personality. The 'taking of the knee' was a misguided but genuine expression of Christian values. It was observed with bemusement by Muslim states like Qatar and Morocco. Notionally their faith is centred on humility but they needed Christian guidance for them to find it with regard to the construction workers.
I do not see Wales as defeated nation at all. In fact we are still alive and kicking 'Yma o hyd' as the song goes. The castle of Wales built by the Normans are a testament to a struggle for self determination going back 1200 years. There are Norman castles in Turkiye, Cyrpus and Lebanon and Syria.
I speak to my mate the retired vicar. Church of Wales is independent and it's head is not King Charles he explained.
It is not difficult to take this forum and Swans fans for ride. The SCST were taken for a 6 year, £400k ride over the sale. The Chief was till beating the drum 9 months ago.
Fans feasting on feelings of betrayal bought a fake narrative and stated using Christian parallels based deep in Welsh culture to slag off the club owners who sold their shares for the good of the club. They had owned them for 14 years. The Welsh local hero's are trashed. One is sponsoring the stadium and shorts in the absence of others. "Once a sellout always a sellout". "Pieces of silver" "Judas" Betrayal" "Greed" "Guilt". The next stage from this is "Yankee asset strippers " and "Hedge fund managers"
You can take the Chapel out of the valley but not out of the soul of a Swansea fan. Old Welsh socialists always beat the drum of centralisation in the labour central offices in Millbank on the Thames. That is where the £400k of the Trust went no doubt. Easy work.
Another "bizarre post".? You bet. I am not religious or socialist but it still models my outlook on things. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 17:16]
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There it is again, the trust. You have to be a wind up merchant, you have to be because surely nobody could be this blinkered deluded and obsessed? | | | |
| Come on Wrexham on 21:07 - Jan 10 with 577 views | KeithHaynes |
Ding dong tonight Wrexham currently 2-1 up v Bromley and Notts County 1-1 with Borehamwood. |  |
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| Come on Wrexham on 21:45 - Jan 10 with 545 views | builthjack |
| Come on Wrexham on 21:07 - Jan 10 by KeithHaynes |
Ding dong tonight Wrexham currently 2-1 up v Bromley and Notts County 1-1 with Borehamwood. |
All over. A good evening for Wrexham. |  |
| 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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| Come on Wrexham on 22:13 - Jan 10 with 513 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Come on Wrexham on 20:16 - Jan 10 by SullutaCreturned |
There it is again, the trust. You have to be a wind up merchant, you have to be because surely nobody could be this blinkered deluded and obsessed? |
I challenged fake narratives and this comes with a cost of course.
No one other than a "deluded and obsessed" person would be bothered about a shocking waste of six years and £400,000 to legal and insurance people.
An apology. No,. Why not? Because no one gives a monkeys. OK then wrap the thing up.
Reynolds and his mate got the Wrexham Trust out of the door sharpish no doubt after taking good advice. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 22:42]
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| Come on Wrexham on 22:18 - Jan 10 with 505 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Come on Wrexham on 22:13 - Jan 10 by ReslovenSwan1 |
I challenged fake narratives and this comes with a cost of course.
No one other than a "deluded and obsessed" person would be bothered about a shocking waste of six years and £400,000 to legal and insurance people.
An apology. No,. Why not? Because no one gives a monkeys. OK then wrap the thing up.
Reynolds and his mate got the Wrexham Trust out of the door sharpish no doubt after taking good advice. [Post edited 10 Jan 2023 22:42]
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Can I ask what relevance is the ‘London based ‘ legal people ? They may have been the best barrister for their case.
I get instructed all over the country including Wales, yet I’m based in England | | | |
| Come on Wrexham on 22:42 - Jan 10 with 473 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Come on Wrexham on 22:18 - Jan 10 by Sirjohnalot |
Can I ask what relevance is the ‘London based ‘ legal people ? They may have been the best barrister for their case.
I get instructed all over the country including Wales, yet I’m based in England |
Not relevant and removed it. | |
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| Come on Wrexham on 06:54 - Jan 11 with 419 views | Sirjohnalot |
| Come on Wrexham on 22:42 - Jan 10 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Not relevant and removed it. |
Fair enough | | | |
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