I'm flattered that's the nicestthing u ever said to me! Former moderator is the title now as I can't get to Wrexham for games being as it's something like 400miles each way so I felt a bit out of place modding a board for a team I can't watch. However I will try to get to at least 1 racecourse game this year depending on how many scorps away games I plan on going too

Sorry to be pedantic, but that's not true. Andy Burns wrote almost all of the popular songs and Kenny Roberts wrote the "Men of Harlech" lyrics.

No offence to Mr Birchall.

Always one pedantic old sod! I think the general point is still the same though.

Oh, less of the old, you English sod

OK...just keep him away from....

Fair enough TR, I never really was one of the BA (though often joined in with the singing). am happy to be corrected. But in the context of my point to Iolo (about the massive contribution made to Celtic Crusaders by English fans) is actually proven further by your correction.

It only exists in Wales, we have bigger fish to fry tbh. In fact most English sports fans see Scotland/Wales as a couple of little brothers and want them to do well when they play(6 nations excepted.)

These are the matches of choice.

I'd rather he kept away from this...

Nothing wrong with a bit of patriotism to get some publicity, create some interest and help interntaionla RL.


Are most of the Welsh speakers and PC politicians from N. Wales ?
will it hurt the Crusaders to have a Welsh identity.?
Will it affect English Rl fans coming to wrexham?

Will chants of Wales, Wales and England, England affect the atmosphere in the ground?

I for one hope you exacerbate your Welshness as the catalans have expressed their national identity as a way of popularising the sport.

As long as you dont start burning the coaches as well as the cottages English fans will flock down to watch games.

Now if we could get a club in Dublin that would make me happy and i would love to be going to matches singing The Filds Of Athenry and A Nation Once Again and anything else to promote a nationalistic fervour.