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Wales v Bulgaria

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Well done Neco. Not pretty but six points from six
 
Builthjack said:
6 wins and 2 draws out of the last 8 games.

Results are excellent, but some of the performances have been poor. Good to see Giggs going the youngsters a chance, hopefully it will pay dividends at next years Euro’s.
 
I think with a full, fit squad , the football will improve a lot. Get Ramsey, Allen in there, Joe at centre half, and dare I say Robson Kanu feeding off Dan James crosses. The futures red, the futures Wales.
 
As Williams put that cross in I had a feeling there was going to be a goal., a cracking cross.
 
Ampadu gone to Sheff Utd on loan for season. Good move for him with Wilder coaching him
 
MajorR said:
Builthjack said:
6 wins and 2 draws out of the last 8 games.

Results are excellent, but some of the performances have been poor. Good to see Giggs going the youngsters a chance, hopefully it will pay dividends at next years Euro’s.

It seems like that has been the policy for a good few years now, get the young players in the team and used to international football. Results may suffer initially, but we benefit in the long term. The opposite of the approach for years of playing whoever gave you the best chance of qualifying for the next tournament, irrespective of long-term effect when the majority of an ageing team retires from international football. See the Mark Hughes years for an example.
 

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