During the USA v Wales game at the world cup, "Is Wales different to England" (or some variant thereof) was googled millions of time apparently, and it almsot crashed some guy's website because of the amount of traffic.
Your closest big club?
As a kid I was totally nonplussed as to why a dragon, which is clearly not a whale, would be on the flag of a place called "Whales".During the USA v Wales game at the world cup, "Is Wales different to England" (or some variant thereof) was googled millions of time apparently, and it almsot crashed some guy's website because of the amount of traffic.
Confused Americans ask: 'Is Wales a country?'
Wales’s World Cup exploits caused a meltdown on a Powys travel blogger’s website – with confused Americans asking if Wales is a country. Kieren Windsor, who launched Wales Guidebook over the summer saw a 581% surge in traffic to his site after Wales kicked off their campaign against the USA. The...nation.cymru
Nice to see people showing an interest, at least.
I'm pleased for the town and the Wrexham fans. I've fond memories of watching Wales play rugby at the racecourse ground (they used to play the occasional match there to try to grow the game in the North which is historically more of a football area - can't see rugby finding a way in now!)
Crewe & Shrewsbury closer. Although Crewe aren't normally classed as a big club.
Not to mention they don't even play in Wales,
Their actual name is The New Saints of Oswestry & Llansantffraid FC
Originally from Woolwich area of London. Arsenal relates to the Royal Arsenal munitions site at Woolwich
Nobody is ok with Port Vale.
Yep knew all that, my post wasn't entirely serious.
Read my reply in a funny voice to balance it out then...Yep knew all that, my post wasn't entirely serious.
That famous North London location
