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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2024
- Trwy leisiau cefnogwyr pêl-droed Cymru, byddwn yn clywed am sut mae'r tîm wedi ysbrydoli'r diwylliant unigryw yma. Dyma stori nid yn unig am sut mae chwaraeon yn bŵer i uno cenedl, ond yn esiampl o sut mae pêl-droed wedi dod yn rhan o hunaniaeth Gymraeg fodern, dwyieithog Cymru.
Through the voices of Welsh football fans, we hear how the team has inspired a unique culture. This is not only a story of how sport has the power to bring one nation together, but an illustration of how football has become part of the modern bilingual Welsh identity.
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I thought this was a great little mini-documentary. The history of Welsh football and the Welsh language is intertwined - until recently, most Wales international games were played at the Racecourse Ground in Wrexham. North Wales and players from there have been part an integral part of the Welsh team as well as the WRU and their historical banning of professional teams playing on any of their grounds - so, Welsh and 'gog' culture has long been a part of the Welsh footballing culture. It's great to see Wales now play all over South Wales but would love to see a comeback of international football at the Racecourse Ground. xxx