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“Maybe I should’ve stayed for six months and gone then…” 🗣️ Jonathan Davies CBE reveals he regrets not playing for the British & Irish Lions after switching to Rugby League in 1989. 🦁🏉 📺 Watch #ScrumVTop5 on BBC One Wales & iPlayer 🗓️ Wednesday, February 05 ⏰ 22:40 #Rugby... show more
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@JiffyRugby Who's better in both codes? I'll tell you.....no fucker.
@JiffyRugby He would have been brilliant on that Lions tour on the harder faster pitches in Australia but can't blame him for going to Widnes to secure his financial future after the WRU's failure to listen to the players after the Wales tour to New Zealand in 1998.
@BBCSportWales @JiffyRugby What a player. Should be sir by now for his charity work. Can hit a golf ball too. 😁
@JiffyRugby The first series of interviews were aired at like 8 or 9 pm. Why this massive time shift?
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![See Diana's handsome boy at 42, now😍 Lovely to hear the Prince of Wales practice his Welsh for St David's day. Rebecca English confirmed that William is not taking any professional lessons but rather, He has been learning conversational Welsh. This Man is gifted and is never afraid to learn essential skills for his success as Future King🤩 When Prince Charles, his father was sent off to study at Aberystwyth University in 1969, to learn some Welsh ahead of his investiture as Prince of Wales, he came as an English Prince attempting to get to know the Welsh people better. Thus, He was not well received initially by those in Wales who felt there was no longer a place for an English prince with few links to the country, gaining a title last held by a Welshman, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, in 1282🔥 It took years of consistency, for Wales to warm up to their Prince of Wales and eventually, Prince Charles became a beloved figure in Wales. When it came to Prince William, he decided to have an introduction to Wales that was more seamless and Less royal in nature. Indeed, William's first introduction to Wales was not as Prince of Wales, Prince William arrived in Wales in 2010, as a working member of the RAF SAR military community there to serve those around him🔥 It is a tremedous distinction that helped his seamless adoption and popularity in Wales. It was there that he risked his life piloting high risks missions along his teammates to serve and save 149 lives off the Welsh coast❤️🩹 Welsh historian, Prof Merfyn Jones weighed on the topic in a BBC article years ago saying: "Clearly the Royal Family were not going to repeat these difficult times with William; and so his introduction to Wales was very, very different, working from RAF Valley as a helicopter pilot, living locally," "People did bump into him in the supermarkets and so on, it was a very, very different experience [to Charles' time at Aberystwyth]."🔥 The professor added: "One has to conclude to some extent at least this was a deliberate way of William getting to know Wales and for Wales to get to know him but in a very low-key way, in a very relaxed sort of manner." "And it appears that it has been remarkably successful, both locally in Anglesey and more generally in the response of the British public to William, who is clearly extremely popular with the people of Britain."🤩 Indeed, it is quite remarkable how, for someone as reserved and private as Prince William is, he has a natural way to put people at ease and genuinely connect with all he meets. His popularity is organic becaue he is very seamless and genuine in his ways😍 Thus, Gwilym O Jones, an Anglesey councillor and former chair of the council, also remembers former colleagues of his who moved to work at RAF Valley as civilian staff calling William an "ordinary guy". "He was very popular, you know, he was one of the boys. Obviously people in the area were interested when they heard that he was coming to Anglesey of all places. But He lived in a very low-key way in a very relaxed manner."❤️ "There's a go-karting circuit not far from the RAF base and he was seen there; he was seen on his way to work in the morning calling in [to the local shop] for a newspaper, things like that."😍 The councillor added: "People were pleased to see him, [they] were very pleased to see his wife as well, obviously. They weren't hounded by the press and the media. They were allowed to do their own thing. I think that's why they really enjoyed their stay in Anglesey."❤️ Indeed, Prince William's attachement to Wales goes beyond simply being a prince of Wales to being a significant place on his love story with Catherine 1/2](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1895850158069350785/amplify_video_thumb/1895850081896513536/img/twUSox0huxgt6oHh.jpg)
![JUST IN: Newsmax uncovers the conspiracy buried in the JFK files. “One document… I think very clearly shows a conspiracy.” The document reveals that one day after the assassination, CIA agent Gary Underhill “left Washington in a hurry. Late in the evening, he showed up at the home of friends in New Jersey. He was very agitated.” It goes on to say, “A small clique within the CIA was responsible for the assassination, he [Gary Underhill] confided, and he was afraid for his life and would probably have to leave the country.” “Less than six months later, Underhill was found shot to death in his Washington apartment. The coroner ruled it a suicide.” In plain English, Underhill knew too much, and he paid for it. He pointed the finger at the CIA, predicted his own fate, and then, just as he feared, ended up silenced (dead).](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1902516877248884844/ext_tw_video_thumb/1902515622841307136/pu/img/DQeKHBxL7QKHjKCy.jpg)
![🚨Breaking: Thierry Henry on fans criticising Viktor Gyokeres after Dortmund performance*[Corrected] 🗣️Reporter: “Some Arsenal fans were critical of Viktor Gyokeres after the game vs Dortmund. What do you make of that?” 🗣️Thierry Henry: “I really don’t want to use that one performance to judge him. The fans need to know who they’ve got. Viktor is a goal scorer. A real traditional number 9. He’s strong on the ball, aggressive, and he always has his eyes on goal. I’ve watched him play a lot. He’s a different striker to Gabriel Jesus or Kai Havertz. Jesus will drop deep and link play, Kai will drift and create. Viktor? He pins centre-backs, he lives in the box, and he smells goals. That’s what we missed. I think the fans are overreacting. Let’s remember: he was the highest goal scorer for Arsenal last season. He came in and we won the league after 22 years. You don’t do that by accident. He gives us something else. He holds the ball up under pressure, he runs the channels, he drags defenders with him so Odegaard and Saka get space. And when the chance comes, he puts it away. The fans should trust him. He has the mentality of a winner. He works hard, he fights for the badge, and he wants to be judged on goals and trophies, not one friendly. Arsenal needed a killer in the box. We have one now. Back him.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2086821379249168516/amplify_video_thumb/2086821236915494912/img/4qC92Q1ot5Hz9uXg.jpg)