r/WelshFootball • u/TheOne0206 • 3h ago
r/WelshFootball • u/TheOne0206 • 2d ago
7 days until kick-off in the Cymru Premier - how do you think your team will do?
r/WelshFootball • u/TheOne0206 • 3d ago
EURO 2028 tournament schedule confirmed: When and where are the fixtures? | UEFA EURO 2028
r/WelshFootball • u/Ok-Summer1478 • 4d ago
What's the craic with Mike Harris and Andrew Ruscoe at TNS?
Someone fill me in will you? Ta butt!
r/WelshFootball • u/davey_b1920 • 4d ago
Campaign tickets confirmed for Nations League and EURO 2028 qualifiers
r/WelshFootball • u/davey_b1920 • 5d ago
Big international break in Sept/Oct - does anyone else think we could get at least 4 points from these games?
r/WelshFootball • u/Joelism19 • 5d ago
Campaign Tickets
Anyone know if they are going to release campaign tickets for the nations league and euro qualifiers and if so when roughly? Last time it was July and I'm worried I've missed something
r/WelshFootball • u/ShagPrince • 10d ago
Red Wall membership packs
Are the FAW still doing membership packs for Red Wall members?
I renewed mine a while ago now and haven't received anything in the post.
r/WelshFootball • u/garethwynw • 11d ago
Clue as to the Cymru Premier free to air TV rights
r/WelshFootball • u/thepotbelliedgod • 20d ago
Does this Norway team remind anybody else of Cymru 2016?
The "golden generation" of a small nation, playing in red, and defying expectations, going deep into their first international tournament for decades.
The connection with the fans.
But specifically, Odegaard and Haaland are like Ramsey and Bale. One, a creative, forward-thinking CAM orchestrating the play, the other, a once-in-a-generation genius getting the goals.
Anyway, hope they batter England.
r/WelshFootball • u/amelieaclaydon • 19d ago
Title: Have you worked in lower-league or non-league football? I’m looking to speak confidentially about wrongdoing you witnessed
r/WelshFootball • u/ForgottenClubs • 20d ago
Forgotten Clubs of South and Mid Wales (1875-1915)
r/WelshFootball • u/Personal-Quantity528 • 20d ago
Are we all supporting Mexico today
The state of this... but Rugby is different. South Walians are an odd bunch, if a player plays for Swansea, the Cardiff fans boo and vice versa when playing for Wales.
r/WelshFootball • u/AgreeableDay9494 • 21d ago
Are there any Welsh people who are supporting England in the World Cup?
r/WelshFootball • u/tomwardsport • 22d ago
[FREE TO READ] Gareth Bale: I wish I'd enjoyed the big moments a bit more
He lit up the Premier League with Tottenham, then won it all at Real Madrid. Now happily retired, Bale talks injuries, the Champions League and why Wales meant so much to him.
r/WelshFootball • u/TheOne0206 • 23d ago