What we are - superb video by FAW.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43Fa...hannel=FAWales

Brilliant. Love it !

Superb.

Bloody sun in my eyes watching that and I’m sat indoors on the settee, got to rub ‘em again :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by splott parker

Bloody sun in my eyes watching that and I’m sat indoors on the settee, got to rub ‘em again :thumbup:

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Strange, much the same happened to me when I watched it.

I’m ready now, bring it on.

👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
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Gave me the spine-tinglers that...
TWO DAYS!
C'MOOON!!!

That was very emotional.

I've lived through all the heartache of previous campaigns, the hope, the near misses going back to Sweden 1958 when I was 12.

So I'm ready too. Just hope Lady Luck smiles on the boys this time and they give a good account of themselves.

Fantastic

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Originally Posted by Cowbridge Blue

That was very emotional.

I've lived through all the heartache of previous campaigns, the hope, the near misses going back to Sweden 1958 when I was 12.

So I'm ready too. Just hope Lady Luck smiles on the boys this time and they give a good account of themselves.

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Reading this was emotional :thumbup:

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Originally Posted by Cowbridge Blue

That was very emotional.

I've lived through all the heartache of previous campaigns, the hope, the near misses going back to Sweden 1958 when I was 12.

So I'm ready too. Just hope Lady Luck smiles on the boys this time and they give a good account of themselves.

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I can associate with you. I was 12 when 1958 World Cup was on and Empire Games held in Cardiff. Coverage of WC was ok, mainly highlights on BBC. Quarterfinal against Brazil was heart breaking. We have always had the short end of the stick, let’s hope that is going to change. We deserve some good luck.

would be great if they hadn't of done it in a foreign language

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Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK

would be great if they hadn't of done it in a foreign language

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Watched it too many times already and like others it makes me very emotional. Wish my dad was still alive to watch the World Cup.

Very meaningful and emotional viewing. The two biggest historical trends for the different parts of Wales (Welsh language activism and the miners strike) for the last 50 years alongside our footballing heartache at Anfield, against Romania, and Russia. It’s all a part of us for better or worse. C’mon Cymru.