In the middle of Kyiv, 50 yards away from the Khreshatyk tube station is a restaurant/pub whose name escapes me.
On the menu are listed the usual starters, main courses, desserts, wines and half a page devoted to . . . chewing gums.
Continue reading Chew, what a scorcher – Ukraine 1 Wales 1 (2001)
All I can say is: ‘We wuz robbed.’
Port Talbot: the dramatic soul of Wales and producer of Michael Sheen, Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins.
And today, unwanted football drama as visiting director of football Andy Preece threatened to take his team off the pitch after he was called a black bastard.
Continue reading Let there be light – Port Talbot 2 Airbus Broughton 2
And about time too.
Continue reading Wales find zen in Zenica – Bosnia 2 Wales 0
Well, 725 fans are slowly making their way to Zenica – aka Port Talbot in the mountains.
A privilege to witness the best party poop ever.
Continue reading Biggar batters England – Wales 28 England 25
The first rule of Welsh qualification is – never talk about Welsh qualification.
You-know-who put us in tantalising touching distance of Euro 2016 – guest post by ALAN LEWIS (@ABERTEIFI_) who was smitten by what he saw
A land of never-ending sunshine, olive groves, amber nectar and all the kebabs you can eat.
The place where Aphrodite, goddess of love and dazzling beauty, emerges from the foam of the sea enchanting anyone who sees her.
OMG, we finally prosper from a Gavin Maguire moment. A wheel has turned full circle and now we are getting all the breaks.
Seven Aberteifi (Cardigan) lads hit Haifa for the France 2016 qualifier. Here, in a guest post by Alan Lewis – who is on Twitter at @ABERTEIFI_ – is a chronicle of one of the most significant wins Wales have ever recorded.
Once upon a time they hosted Dinamo Kyiv, Porto and Aberdeen in Europe, now they’re just grateful to be alive and playing Welsh League Division Two.
Continue reading Kind of Blue – Barry Town United 0 Cwmbran Celtic 0
After blasting the last new Wales away kit earlier this year with both barrels, it’s only right to give credit where it’s due.
The new yellow strip brightened up a gloomy night in Brussels last week.
Its cachet was only boosted by the players throwing their shirts into our midsts after a fabulous performance.
Miles from Nowhere 