England V Wales & vice versa

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04/08/2011 at 20:48
Just getting my stirring spoon out!
Those members in the principality seem to be ignoring the fact that there are 2 matches coming up. Aren't these proper matches or is there apprehension?
05/08/2011 at 00:35

Any match between England and Wales is a 'proper' one!!

Apprehension? Not really. One has to be fatalistic.

05/08/2011 at 10:18

No World Cup thread started neither, yet. Noone interested?

To the Welsh fans - Sure I read about a player selected for the Welsh team who has had a full season in Australia. If that is true I thought Wales had this rule about selecting from overseas teams. Might be totally wrong here but have they dropped it or was it never a rule?

05/08/2011 at 10:37
Metric Kate wrote (see)

Any match between England and Wales is a 'proper' one!!

What about the one when Wales fielded the Penarth 2nd XV?
05/08/2011 at 18:34
I think I once played them on an Easter tour, or was it Pencoed!
05/08/2011 at 23:16

"Pencoed" sounds like a Welsh school for both boys and girls.

Back on subject, I'm sorry Hanson won't be playing - I would have liked to see him try to pick up our Samoan centre and carry him like he did to an earlier youngster playing his first international.  

05/08/2011 at 23:21
No, Frum, it looks like it, it certainly doesn't sound like it and, like most Welsh, I'm not sorry GH isn't playing.
06/08/2011 at 10:33
Seriously,
I think the England pack looks solid but the backs are more trialist, whereas Wales appear to have picked the best team available given injuries.
Should be interesting!
06/08/2011 at 10:37
Mal Mawr wrote (see)
No, Frum, it looks like it, it certainly doesn't sound like it
Who, apart from the natives, has any idea what any of those unlikely combinations of letters which pass for words in the Welsh language sound like?

Mal Mawr wrote (see)
... like most Welsh, I'm not sorry GH isn't playing.
Don't blame you.
07/08/2011 at 17:23
Frum wrote (see)
Mal Mawr wrote (see)
No, Frum, it looks like it, it certainly doesn't sound like it
Who, apart from the natives, has any idea what any of those unlikely combinations of letters which pass for words in the Welsh language sound like?


The English tend to have similar problems with any language, including their own, in most cases.

As for that "match", least said soonest mended...or forgotten, at least.
18/08/2011 at 16:59
Only just notified of these. I did play at Pencoed on an easter tour many years ago. A good Welsh Junior team, splendid welcome both on and off the field. A credit to Wales.

England v Wales and vice versa. Score 1 all. But Wales win on points! England "sent homeward tae think again"
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