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How many dogs were there to see it. :xmashehe::xmashehe:
They'll be dancing get in the streets of Total Network Solutions tonight :biggrin:
Well done to them. Hopefully driving standards up rather than making it a one team league.
TNS - the Celtic of WalesQuote:
Originally Posted by surge
From the brief highlight reel in the vid in the link, they looked like they play some nice stuff. Wouldn't mind watch them.Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
The standard of play in the WPL has improved in recent years. Hopefully this'll inspire TNS to push in Europe (They reached the 3rd qualifying round last summer) and improve the league's coefficient to get more qualification spots and moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by surge
Anyone hear Jamie Owens pronunciation of Ajax (as in the on the household cleaner) on Wales Today yesterday? I'm sure I heard the cameraman laughing :xmashehe:
yes I did :xmashehe: bet he's an egg chasing fanQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas
What, he called 'um VIM :xmashehe::xmashehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry Shitpeas
He's from Pembroke Dock so its unlikely he's got much of a clue about anything. Goodness knows why BBC Wales keep him on. Must be very cheap, I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by darran1927
congrats new saints . beat cefn druids tonight 2 nil which sets a new world record of 27 straight wins
whatever level that's a great achievement
Not sure why everyone's lauding an English team playing in the LOW.Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
Ok the other way round though? :xmasthumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
The New Saints of Oswestry Town & Llansantffraid Football ClubQuote:
Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn
They represent Oswestry and Llansantffraid, so half English