Welsh / Anglo Welsh or British?

[jon1959]

Cardiff. Welsh. British. European.

In that order.

I support Cardiff City, Cardiff Blues, Glamorgan Cricket, Cardiff Devils, Wales in the football and rugby (both codes) and GB/UK if there is no Wales option - or Europe in that golf competition with the USA (even though I hate golf).

But just to be contrary, I support West Indies in international cricket. I have had a 50+ year strop about the team that plays under the England & Wales Cricket Board being called England. I don't care if I'm not rational on this - I will not support 'England'. If they (the authorities, the media... and the rest of the circus) can't be arsed to call the team England & Wales, I can't be arsed to pretend they have.

[tomm]

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[NYCBlue]

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Barry boy.

[Jordi Culé]

Instead of worrying about us Taffs, how about asking your nearest and dearest the same question about their Irishness on the Falls, Shankhill Roads and perhaps Sandy Row respectively.

Seems like the right time of the year to do so and I'm sure some of the answers you'll receive will be illuminating.

[GrangetownLurker]

Would have called myself more British than Welsh not too long ago but after the shambles of the last few years, see myself increasingly Welsh and European in my idenitification

[Harry Monk]

I realise many of you describe yourself Welsh after reaching Euros 2016. Being honest, what would you gave described yourselves in the past?
Many city fans would of supported England in the 90's. In fact quite a few would of travelled supporting them (don't lie). AA and like minded travelled following them. Half of them would of followed Lpool, Villa, Spurs ChelseA, West Ham etc when we were in div 3 and 4.
If you're from that age bracket, tell me honestly I'm bulkshitting.

Same people would accuse others of being plastics

Welsh.

Never supported an English club, never supported England in any sport, never supported GB in any sport.