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We provided all the league sponsors to date and are the reason why Sky came on board. The Gwladtards are delusional idiots. 1). Where are Rabodirect and Guinness based then? 2) How much do they pay? 3). Sky came on board because of the Irish? How modest. Some laughable statements made! :lol: Sky ca...

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Because the Irish barely contribute a penny piece to the league. We are subsidising them and for what gain? It's time Welsh rugby puts the game in Wales first. It's not just that. Ulster's stadium was funded by the UK Taxpayer, but they don't like to talk about it. And if we talk about it, we're la...

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Welsh teams should be in the AP, its their logical home, would make a great league even better imvho I've always thought so but you've made me reconsider. Leaving the Irish and Scots high and dry would have been a shithead move and was never really on the table, just a negotiating tactic with the W...

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Welsh teams should be in the AP, its their logical home, would make a great league even better imvho Couldn't agree more, Bill. Welsh sides to the Aviva would be best for everyone concerned. There's a proud history and connection between both sides of the border. The Irish can have the PrO'12 with ...

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What was the agreement when he signed? Would the the French pruck get subsidised?

Always the risk with moving out of Wales.

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God bless the Welsh "The Irish and Scottish are holding us back and the English, in their eagerness to bring in the Welsh galacticos of Newport Gwent Dragons and the 300 people who watch them on S4C, would have thrown money at us" There's delusion and then there's fooking raving insanity. BBC Wales...

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WW2 veterans warn of wasted sacrifice if Brexiters win: "Second world war veterans have warned that Britain should stay in the EU or otherwise risk the stability in Europe that they fought to ensure. In a video released by Britain Stronger in Europe on Monday, Harry Leslie Smith, David Meylan, Patr...

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EU referendum: Cameron warns UK exit could put peace at risk :shock: Hameron makes another pronoucement. And there is still 6 weeks to go. What next. The end of the universe if we leave http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36243296 :lol: :lol: Another day for more scaremongering by t...

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jorwar wrote:
iarmhiman wrote:Dai has always been a troll. Don't anything he says seriously.
He's got the vote.

Iarmhiman sums up the IN campaign. When posed with facts, come back with insults.

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BBC headlining with more project fear stories! They must be running out of them now surely?! :lol: :lol: On a slightly different note, we're often told of the dangers to farming if Brexit does come to pass. Funny that 2/3rds of the British farmers that were asked would back an exit. http://www.expre...

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Just reading a kardashion article and got linked to this story. Tragic.

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I don't get this. Why gain sovereignty from Britain but give it away to an UNDEMOCRATIC remote self centered elite. Its not rational behavior. I can understand wanted to be sovereign but ... And you can't even explain it. The truth is your Govt sold the people out. Just as Cameron etc is now trying...

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The BBC showing their true Pro-EU colours once again.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... e-BBC.html

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Georges Berthoin, a surviving member of the European coal and steel commission cabinet, has revealed the initial idea of the EU was to create a closer union. The cabinet was the first step towards a federation of Europe and set up in 1952. But the EU was set up as the European Economic Community in...

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We wanted to be sovereign from Britain. Anyway my point stands: Immigration won't stop and that's been the main motive for leaving the EU. I don't get this. Why gain sovereignty from Britain but give it away to an UNDEMOCRATIC remote self centered elite. Its not rational behavior. I can understand ...

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camroc1 wrote:You reap what you sow.

It's must be hard knowing you went from somebodies to nobodies in the club game.

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We wanted to be sovereign from Britain. Anyway my point stands: Immigration won't stop and that's been the main motive for leaving the EU. I don't get this. Why gain sovereignty from Britain but give it away to an UNDEMOCRATIC remote self centered elite. Its not rational behavior. I can understand ...

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Hey, that's your prerogative. If the people of Ireland feel they can't stand on their own two feet then maybe being run by Brussels is for the best.

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Freedom and democracy :lol: Once politicians are voted in, they make whatever decisions they want in or out of the EU. Once your're not in the political class you have no say regardless. Large business corporations decide the rules anyway nowadays. Governments do what they're told. For the man on t...

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Have any of the other teams spent more money on a single player than Connacht's entire squad? Connacht have had heavy investment over the last year or so. More so than than the Welsh regions. So be under no illusions, whilst a good success for a club of that stature, to suggest their success wasn't...

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I think its now patently clear that Wales are holding back the Pro12. Do they need to consolidate into 3 regions? They need to do something because the Irish teams are way to strong. Now Connacht have spectacularly gone from also rans to possible champions the situation is even bleaker for the Wels...

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Adetroy wrote:Are you on the crack pipe? The idea of the Welsh subsidizing the Pro12 is LOL FUNNY.

You go and compare the tv monies.

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Bullettyme wrote:Delighted.

The good guys always come through in the end. Whilst you are content buying success, with help from Welsh monies, we here in Wales have put our faith in good, young, local talent. It'll show it benefits in the long run.

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Just one team, the Sgarlets, to contest the ECC. Also, no Welsh sides will contest the play-offs in the Pro12 which just emphasises the financial disparity between the Welsh sides and the Irish and Jocks. So yeah, once again the PrO'12 - a league that has been subsidised a great deal by Welsh monies...

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Bogbunny wrote:Hard luck Ospreys, you wiil be strong next season with everyone back.

I'm sure the Ospreys and their fans will be content with that. The returnees be a big help for when they take on the also-rans in the 2nd tier cup.

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Winnie wrote:The crowd and the atmosphere are getting a game of rugby that it doesnt deserve

Not enough booing for you?

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Ulster fans showing their usual lack of decorum.

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Hopefully the Ospreys get the win. It would be a great story if a Welsh region gets a top four place considering the financial disparity between them and the Irish teams.

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AND-y wrote:Nigel reffing one team here, home advantage and all but irritating in such an important game.

Ever was it thus.

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Disgrace.

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To grab your metaphor and run with it for a moment ht, staying in the passenger seat of a car which is about to crash seems much more safe to me than jumping out of a moving car. I don't grant that it's guaranteed to crash in any event, but even if it were simply flinging yourself out doesn't strik...

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rfurlong wrote:
Theflier wrote:Munster very lucky to have the wru on their side, without SW, cant see the scarlets doing much
Wha?

Nigel O'Wens

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AND-y wrote:Plaid "trounced" UKIP

I would actually argue to the contrary.

UKIP beat Plaid in many of the voting constituencies here in Wales. Not to say Plaid didn't do well in places (Rhondda) but they still find it a struggle to appeal to large swathes of the electorate.

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I'm not Dac but I did like him as a poster. And I like who he supports in rugby!

even if we are churning out turgid displays!

Dai another day · Re: Europe day 9/5/2016

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The votes for UKIP have given the Brexit campaign a little boost. The people of Wales, and England, have voted. UKIP gaining numerous seats at the Senedd and UKIP increasing council seats in England.

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henry wrote:And yet an out-vote will jeopardise that very flag and the union.

The flag is in jeopardy regardless of the EU in/out vote.

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Another assembly election, and more Welsh labour dominance. Not enough dominance to get a majority but enough to probably run as a minority. They won't want to call upon the help of Plaid whom have had a rather 'meh' set of results - Rhondda withstanding. The liberal democrats are down to just one. ...

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