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Wales celebrate Euro campaign with open-top bus tour...

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Big achievement getting to the semi's for a population of 3 million.4
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Why not?
As much as I wanted them to lose, their country has got right behind them and is rightly proud of their achievement. Fair play to them.5 -
Massive, no denying that.Dazzler21 said:Big achievement getting to the semi's for a population of 3 million.
Still not sure about a bus tour though!1 -
Maybe its for the benefit for the English players in their Squad who have never been to Wales other than for a Football match?16
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I'm sure there was a similar reaction (maybe not a bus) when we were knocked out of Italia 90. Certainly remember seeing images of a huge welcome party at Luton (I think) airport.0
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Can't blame them really, it's a pretty big achievement1
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Tin Pot1
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Surely they should take the bus to the home towns of each of the squad members. You know, Acton, Amersham, Southampton, Smethwick etc.0
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I think again to be fair is that Ashley Williams doesnt look like being in the Premier League Transfer Rumours this summer.
Probably one of the best Defenders at the competition and would be perfect for Liverpool / Arsenal / Everton etc.0 - Sponsored links:
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Well England should have one as well then, as they also won f*** all.0
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Good on them and so they should
England Would need fucking armoured bus parade0 -
I think it's a great. They've hugely over achieved and it's an opportunity for the players to thank fans for their support during the tournament.
The open top bus from a policing perspective is one of the easiest ways to organise a public event of this scale in short notice.0 -
FIFA rankings in brackets
Wales (26th) v Slovakia (24th) won (not a surprise)
Wales v England (11th) lost (expected result)
Wales v Russia (29th) won (expected result)
Wales v N.Ireland (25th) won (not a surprise)
Wales v Belgium (2nd) won (outstanding result)
Wales v Portugal (8th) lost (expected result)
By my reckoning, one outstanding result and otherwise nothing really surprising.5 -
The Sheffield Wednesday of international football.6
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Scotland have one planned for when we actually fucking qualify!
It'll be some sort of hoverbus by then...5 -
Apparently they're borrowing a bus from Sheffield Wednesday.5
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I don't understand the issue. Of course there will be an open top bus. Wales reaching the semi-finals of the European Championships is a big deal. If they create for themselves a special trophy (like Sheffield Wednesday did), then we can start to laugh at them.
The players celebrating Iceland's win was tinpot. This is fine.3 -
Fair play to them. Great achievement for a team that hadn't even qualified for a tournement since 1958.
Imagine what Sheffield Wednesday would have had planned.
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no for me. They haven't won anything.
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not for me either, as people mentioned, well done they done very well but didn't win anything.
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Agreed. They merely delayed their inevitable thrashing slightly beyond ours0
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England did there's in a laundry basket.0
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Fuck sake, sheep smugglers will kane it, fill yer boots!0
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Talking of open top bus celebrations, the thing that always got me is why our 1947 bus was a single decker. You couldn't even see most of the team1 -
There may not have been open top busses available then. The war didn't finish until 1945 .0
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Yet the above was in 1947?Starinnaddick said:There may not have been open top busses available then. The war didn't finish until 1945 .
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130,000 people expected to turn out for it.
yes they've done well but on paper they've won
5 out of 7 games and only really 2/3 against superior opponents.0 -
What a day... the atmosphere, it was rammed!2
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Ewe thought it was good then?soapy_jones said:What a day... the atmosphere, it was rammed!
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