Upcoming Welsh Football Club Games:
12/21/2012 - (2) Grimsby vs (3) Wrexham - Conference National (Tier 5)
12/22/2012 - (5) Leicester vs. (1) Cardiff - Championship (Tier 2)
12/22/2012 - (1) Newport County vs (17) Braintree Town - Conference National (Tier 5)
12/23/2012 - (10) Swansea vs. (1) Manchester United - Premier (Tier 1)
Welsh football teams are currently playing well in the English Leagues. Cardiff is on track to having a chance to move up to the Premier League. It would be great to have 2 teams from Wales in the Premier. Newport County and Wrexham are playing well and are on track to moving up to league 2. Current table placements for these team are listed below.
Premier League - 8th - Swansea City
Championship League - 1st - Cardiff
Conference National - 1st - Newport County
- 3rd - Wrexham
To view entire table, go to http://www.soccerassociation.com/0/index.htm
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Not the end of the world Ceri. Not sure we need FB! Thanks for trying.
Not sure we should be involved with FB.
Gaynor, I would agree that the Welsh language is more regional that just north and south. However, it would be interesting to know why the language is taught as either northern or southern Welsh.
Gaynor, no need to remove post. Thank you for the contribution.
Not sure I know where this discussion is going
I am reviving the Welsh Dialects (North vs. South) discussion. Looking for new contributions.
Emyr, Thanks for sharing the BBC Page on Welsh Dialects. I am beginning to think that the differences in the Welsh language are much more regional than North vs. South. Nonetheless, a great language.
Where does Wenglish fit into this topic? Does anyone know of people who speak Wenglish?
