Buzz

Infantino is a brown-nosing, dictator-enabling, lick-spittle

Those grey tracksuit bottoms live long in the memory!!

YouTube video by sp1873 2005 (February 9) Wales 2-Hungary 0 (Friendly).avi

Wales National Team football on this day

2005 Wales 2 Hungary 0

21 years ago.... thats crazy..

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YouTube video by sp1873 1989 (February 8) Israel 3-Wales 3 (Friendly).mpg

Wales National Team football on this day

1989 Israel 3 Wales 3
2011 Republic of Ireland 3 Wales 0

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I don’t post about rugby much, but from a pub in Brighton,it is a sad state of affairs that getting tonked by the Roses 48-7 doesn’t feel that bad. I should be fucking wailing, but I’m just glad we didn’t get fiftied or niled.

Turns 91 today and still looks as fit as a butcher's dog

Penblwydd hapus Cliff

Stena have been absolutely rubbish at getting this sorted.

YouTube video by 1986soccerman QWC 1958 Wales vs. Israel 2-0 (05.02.1958)

Wales National Team football on this day

1958 Wales 2 Israel 0

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Here be dragons: How the Football Association of Wales was founded Iwan Williams Those who know their Welsh football history will be familiar with the background to the FAW’s founding. For those who don’t, it involves a daring and forward-thinking solicitor, a…

A daring solicitor, a crowdfunding plea to play Scotland, and a February meeting in Wrexham. As the FAW turns 150, Iwan Williams looks back at the remarkable story of its founding in 1876

We definitely need to increase the number of African teams we’ve played!

Good that Mooney confirms that a summer friendly would be at the CCS, I still have a hunch that some of our Nations League games will end up at the Millennium, depending on who we get in the draw a week Thursday.

Looking forward to your next book coming out fella!

Visionary in many ways!

Great story & good detective work!

Good this, as always by @leonbarton.bsky.social

I don’t think I even went to that game in Parc y Sgarlets!

The autumn of 2014 was such a turning point Welsh football.

I think Parc Eirias is a good shout, a neutral venue with good transport links slap in the middle of the Gogs.

I 100% agree - the FAW needs to move the final to the gogs, as there aren’t any hwntw teams left!

Bangor had 2800 at Nantporth today, a Cofî v Bangor final could surely approach the 4000 mark if the game was up north. Maybe about half that if it’s in Newport.

Deserves to be known as the helicopter final!

Eddie Parris, Wales's first black player

Born 125 years ago today in Pwllmeyric near Chepstow

Eddie Parris

The first person of colour to play for Cymru. He played against Ireland in Belfast in 1931 in a 4-0 defeat

@footymuseumcymru.bsky.social @darrenchetty.bsky.social

What they mean is sung à capella over the PA by the mic’d up Male Voice Choir stood on the pitch, rather than the crowd really.

But this a positive change that will be far better than a soprano or a tenor warbling the anthem over the PA & the crowd.

Just got to sort out all the other messes now!

150 mlynedd yn ôl, adroddodd bapur newydd y Field fod pwyllgor wedi ei greu i drefnu gem bêl-droed gyntaf @Cymru, a bod gwesty’r Wynnstay yn Wrecsam wedi cynnal cyfarfod cyntaf erioed cymdeithas bêl-droed newydd sbon.
Na…nid yr un ‘da chi’n ei feddwl am!

www.treftadaethwrecsam.cymru/blog/

#faw150

Did a tsunami hit the Bristol Channel four centuries ago? Revisiting the great flood of 1607 Four centuries on, scientists are still debating whether the catastrophic flood of 1607 was driven by a storm surge or a tsunami.

Depending on the state of the tide, a 4m tsunami would inundate Cardiff and Newport. 😬

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I now know that Befica’s keeper comes from Ukraine & is called Anatoliy Trubin, but just for a minute I hoped he was called Tiago Vidro!

(Jimmy Glass in Portuguese!)

Always like to see Courtois conceding too. 🐍 Y neidr!

Already on the map, I note!!

I hope there’s another one lurking in the Boneyard!!

The Canberra was/is a truly special aircraft and we’re only 3 years away from the 80th(!!) anniversary of its first flight!🤯

For context, the Wright Brothers’ first flight was 46 years before the first Canberra flew!

Right in my wheelhouse that is fella! ✅
A superb lack of scumbag kings on that map!

I used to play 5-a-side at Channel View & wondered who Jim Driscoll was, until I looked him up!

That’s the point of naming streets!

I can’t believe that Adamsdown has a street named after a robbing, racist, murdering Belgian king when Clive Sullivan for example, who born in Splott, hasn’t.

RIP Terry. Mae ganndo fe lle mawr yn llyfrau hanes bêl-droed Cymru.

Da hefyd yw e i weld Rushy yn edrych yn heini hefyd, ar ôl iddo fe fod yn yr ysbyty cyn Nadolig.

150 mlynedd yn ôl i heddiw cynhaliwyd y cyfarfod cyntaf i drafod creu tîm cenedlaethol @Cymru, o dan yr enw Cymdeithas Bêl-droed Cambria.

Ymunwch â ni ddydd Iau pan fyddem yn edrych yn ddyfnach i mewn i beth a’i trafodwyd!

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