Feral Sheep
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Wrexham AFC forever.
I was here when we were shit.
Wrexham AFC forever.
I was here when we were shit.
It’s worse than that. The draw was alphabetical. We wouldn’t have had Chelsea at home. It would have been Newcastle Away 😩
Imagine 3,000 Reds at St James Park…
#AskWxm
Imagine 3,000 Reds at St James Park…
#AskWxm
October 31, 2025 at 3:05 PM
It’s worse than that. The draw was alphabetical. We wouldn’t have had Chelsea at home. It would have been Newcastle Away 😩
Imagine 3,000 Reds at St James Park…
#AskWxm
Imagine 3,000 Reds at St James Park…
#AskWxm
100% correct. I’m gutted. What was Parky thinking with that team selection? We’re probably going to lose to Cov anyway. This was an opportunity to beat Cardiff and secure a Prem match in the quarter finals. Anyone who says this was “just a cup match” doesn’t understand us.
#AskWxm
#AskWxm
October 29, 2025 at 3:59 PM
100% correct. I’m gutted. What was Parky thinking with that team selection? We’re probably going to lose to Cov anyway. This was an opportunity to beat Cardiff and secure a Prem match in the quarter finals. Anyone who says this was “just a cup match” doesn’t understand us.
#AskWxm
#AskWxm
I hope we don't sing, "Yama"... 🤣
October 29, 2025 at 1:16 PM
I hope we don't sing, "Yama"... 🤣
I know, but you’re much closer to London than you are to Wrexham, right? If you can get to London, you can hitch a ride with London Reds 🤷♂️
October 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM
I know, but you’re much closer to London than you are to Wrexham, right? If you can get to London, you can hitch a ride with London Reds 🤷♂️
You should definitely email someone to let them know you’d like to have it changed 👍
October 5, 2025 at 9:38 PM
You should definitely email someone to let them know you’d like to have it changed 👍
That’s a pretty good assessment of Liverpool in general 👍
October 4, 2025 at 9:18 PM
That’s a pretty good assessment of Liverpool in general 👍
For sure. There’s a fantastic atmosphere between fans in the pubs when Wales play anyone except England, especially Ireland and France. I’ve had brilliant rugby weekends in Paris and Dublin. Twickenham? Not so much…
September 26, 2025 at 7:22 PM
For sure. There’s a fantastic atmosphere between fans in the pubs when Wales play anyone except England, especially Ireland and France. I’ve had brilliant rugby weekends in Paris and Dublin. Twickenham? Not so much…
Ah - I’ve never watched a women’s rugby match, but I’m right behind anyone playing England.
September 26, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Ah - I’ve never watched a women’s rugby match, but I’m right behind anyone playing England.
Sidenote... This is why we have so many castles. More per square mile than any other country. Built mainly by the English (Normans) and Edward I, to keep the Welsh subdued, but a few (like Castell Dinas Bran in Llangollen, near Wrexham) built by Welsh princes to defend against the English.
September 25, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Sidenote... This is why we have so many castles. More per square mile than any other country. Built mainly by the English (Normans) and Edward I, to keep the Welsh subdued, but a few (like Castell Dinas Bran in Llangollen, near Wrexham) built by Welsh princes to defend against the English.
For a fascinating historical rabbit hole, dig into the Wars of the Roses which lasted 30 years in the 15th Century and ended with (the Welsh) King Henry VII winning the Battle of Bosworth Field to establish the Tudor dynasty. Game of Thrones has nothing on this. Murders, betrayals...it has the lot.
September 25, 2025 at 9:02 PM
For a fascinating historical rabbit hole, dig into the Wars of the Roses which lasted 30 years in the 15th Century and ended with (the Welsh) King Henry VII winning the Battle of Bosworth Field to establish the Tudor dynasty. Game of Thrones has nothing on this. Murders, betrayals...it has the lot.
They're lions. Good spot on the feathers - they're symbolic of the Prince of Wales. Wales was conquered by Edward I in the 14th Century. Glyndwr was the last Welsh Prince of Wales; it became an English appointment after his rebellion against Henry IV in the early 15th Century was defeated.
September 25, 2025 at 9:02 PM
They're lions. Good spot on the feathers - they're symbolic of the Prince of Wales. Wales was conquered by Edward I in the 14th Century. Glyndwr was the last Welsh Prince of Wales; it became an English appointment after his rebellion against Henry IV in the early 15th Century was defeated.
Ahahaha! Valley Girls are a force of nature. Usually to be found wearing a Welsh rugby shirt and dancing on a table, singing Tom Jones' greatest hits.
September 25, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Ahahaha! Valley Girls are a force of nature. Usually to be found wearing a Welsh rugby shirt and dancing on a table, singing Tom Jones' greatest hits.
Ah - there'll be no problem in the ground. It's outside that they will be concentrated. Very rare that there's any problem these days though. The police are all over it.
September 25, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Ah - there'll be no problem in the ground. It's outside that they will be concentrated. Very rare that there's any problem these days though. The police are all over it.
Ahaha! Everyone has loads. Being young (and skint) we would do anything to see Wales play an International. We sold programmes, forged tickets, jumped turnstiles...anything. So many stories from the subsequent nights out in Cardiff too. Every pub singing...and the girls from the valleys... 😍
September 25, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Ahaha! Everyone has loads. Being young (and skint) we would do anything to see Wales play an International. We sold programmes, forged tickets, jumped turnstiles...anything. So many stories from the subsequent nights out in Cardiff too. Every pub singing...and the girls from the valleys... 😍
I’d like to see those bloody English feathers gone (and the “ich dien” motto). Maybe replace them with some version of the Glyndwr dragons.
(Only problem with that plan is half the population of Wrexham has the current badge tattooed somewhere on their body 🤣)
(Only problem with that plan is half the population of Wrexham has the current badge tattooed somewhere on their body 🤣)
September 25, 2025 at 8:11 PM
I’d like to see those bloody English feathers gone (and the “ich dien” motto). Maybe replace them with some version of the Glyndwr dragons.
(Only problem with that plan is half the population of Wrexham has the current badge tattooed somewhere on their body 🤣)
(Only problem with that plan is half the population of Wrexham has the current badge tattooed somewhere on their body 🤣)
If you're lucky, you'll experience the perfect environment, eating the food of the Gods, whilst leaning against a wall (for necessary support, due to excessive refreshment) in the rain. It's heaven.
September 25, 2025 at 8:04 PM
If you're lucky, you'll experience the perfect environment, eating the food of the Gods, whilst leaning against a wall (for necessary support, due to excessive refreshment) in the rain. It's heaven.
Wales/France at the Millennium Stadium is an incredible experience. Cardiff is the capital of Wales but it's a small city, so the rugby dominates everywhere. Welsh and French fans love each other as we share our hatred of England (see also, Wales/Ireland). It will be an unforgettable weekend. Come!
September 25, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Wales/France at the Millennium Stadium is an incredible experience. Cardiff is the capital of Wales but it's a small city, so the rugby dominates everywhere. Welsh and French fans love each other as we share our hatred of England (see also, Wales/Ireland). It will be an unforgettable weekend. Come!
Caroline Street. It's iconic in Cardiff. Pretty much the whole City migrates there to finish the night. Every takeaway you can imagine. Chicken curry with half n half chips and rice is the local delicacy. Great atmosphere, especially if Wales have won a rugby international (that used to happen).
September 25, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Caroline Street. It's iconic in Cardiff. Pretty much the whole City migrates there to finish the night. Every takeaway you can imagine. Chicken curry with half n half chips and rice is the local delicacy. Great atmosphere, especially if Wales have won a rugby international (that used to happen).
The vast majority are great. I was in Cardiff for the Wales vs Liechtenstein match and the Cardiff fans treated us like celebs. Cardiff is the absolute best night out in the UK, no doubt about it. Fantastic place...especially with the mandatory final stop of Chippy Alley...
September 25, 2025 at 7:16 PM
The vast majority are great. I was in Cardiff for the Wales vs Liechtenstein match and the Cardiff fans treated us like celebs. Cardiff is the absolute best night out in the UK, no doubt about it. Fantastic place...especially with the mandatory final stop of Chippy Alley...