I had a dream last night he had signed on loan and had just scored his first goal for us..........this is starting to worry me now lol
Printable View
I had a dream last night he had signed on loan and had just scored his first goal for us..........this is starting to worry me now lol
I take it sedgred and winnits scared off our Cardiff friend? He believed he was getting the upper hand over everyone on here before those two began to destroy him emotionally. :nowink: :D
Interesting development for our second set of wooly friends
http://tribalfootball.com/welsh-fa-a...iction-1088991
The Welsh football association (FAW) will keep Cardiff City and Swansea City under its jurisdiction despite a strong push by the English Football Association to claim the two clubs, reports the Western Mail.
The issue has come up because many clubs in the English system feel that Cardiff and Swansea get an easy ride with the Welsh FA especially in regard to matters of player discipline.
Also, if either of the teams is promoted they will have to go with the English FA. The Premier League is introducing new rules stipulating that teams can only play in the competition if they are affiliated to the English FA.
Up yours taffy
If the Premier League enforce that rule, why don't the Football League? :dunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by yamyam
Probably because the prem introducing that rule now doesn't affect any existing member clubs so there will be no opposition, whereas in the FL the welsh clubs are going to fight it tooth and nail and the FAW will go crying to UEFA again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col
Good question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Col
Ever thought Hadrian built his wall along the wrong border?
:tophat:Quote:
Originally Posted by yamyam
Or didn't build it long enough and with a southward 90 degree turn?Quote:
Originally Posted by yamyam
What about Offa's Dyke ? [awaits witty lesbian orientated riposte]
Didn't a Dutch boy put his finger in her?
just another post to add
and another
just one more.
If you're not careful guys, I'll invite Bloo back for some interesting conversation - it'll surely pep this thread up again. lol
lol Ali G show was so funny
The Welshness of Rorke's Drift was overstated. The 24th Regiment of Foot was actually the Warwickshire regiment at the time (although it did recruit in Wales as well as the midlands), it didn't become the South Wales Borderers until the army was reorganised 2 years later. 49 of the soldiers were English and only 32 were Welsh (with 16 Irish and 22 others).Quote:
Originally Posted by alabamared
I do apologise old boy!Quote:
Originally Posted by yamyam
Is this version Welsh enough?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz9_E...eature=related
I don't care who sings it, it always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. :)
No probs, wasn't aimed at you just the fact that the event is widely remembered as a welsh thing thanks to the way it was portrayed in a film.Quote:
Originally Posted by alabamared
Who knows in 20 or 30 years perhaps people really will believe that Ben Affleck won the battle of britain.
You mean he didn't?Quote:
Originally Posted by yamyam
Have you tried a neck wax?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phooey
:hey::deffnate::hey:
The FA have the far stronger hand here and also the moral high ground. There cannot be 2 controlling bodies within one organisation. It is the English league and the FA need to assert their authority here. If Wales wants its own Football Association it must then only run its own Leagues and if any clubs choose to play in the English League they MUST abide by the (English) FA Rules. The FAW are clearly going to back & support their 2 League Clubs to the hilt and it has to stop.Quote:
Originally Posted by RufusTFirefly
A Large pair of balls to 25 Soho Square, London W1 Please!