Good Luck - Aled Brew
Aled Brew
- Age
- 25
- Position
- Wing
- Club/Region
- Dragons
- Height
- 6ft
- Weight
- 15st 2
- Caps
- 7
Perhaps the surprise inclusion in the Welsh backline after Warren Gatland decided to take 14 backs to New Zealand. The Dragons powerhouse will be hoping for a chance to translate regional form onto the national stage.
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Kumari Tilakawardane
I'm a student from North Wales – where, believe it or not, we know as much about rugby as do those in the south! I am a former captain of the Gogledd Cymru Girls U18 Team as well as being a qualified coach and referee.
I fancy I could give Gatland a run for his money and I'm almost always convinced I'm right and the ref's wrong – something I have in common with most of Wales I think, particularly after recent events...
As a lock and Number 8 I am an ardent supporter of the pack. Not one to shy away from confrontation on the field, the same goes for my reporting. Currently located in London, living with the enemy, so to speak... I have to make my opinion heard down here. So, let me hear you... Come on Cymru!
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Seb Barrett
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come on u ledgend put some 1 on there ass or when I watch u at rodney parade I won't shout BREW!!!!! and more k?
My husband Keith and I wish each member of the Wales squad good luck and we hope that they will all come back safe and sound without any serious bodily damage and with glowing results naturally!
There is one comment however, that I would like to make, commendable as is the choice of Tenovus as the squad's chosen charity, I wish that other charities within Wales would be able to benefit too. Many of these smaller charities struggle to raise funds and awareness. Maybe some individuals from the Wales squad do support their own particular charity but I think it would be a truly Welsh gesture if the Wales squad shared the money raised across the board to make it a truly "Come o Wales" event. Pob hwyl i bawb a diolch amdanoch.
take no prisoners and don't forget to get the beers in !
Ask not what your team can do for you, but what you can do for your team, your not there through apathy, will look forward to seeing the results of your contribution
Well Done Aled on a brilliant performance against Namibia. Pob lwc am ennill Y Cwpan Byd i Gymru. Ter, Dan, Ella-Sioned, Sarah a Helen
Sam has been the victim of rough justice - its so very unfair. We are all very proud of you all and the whole squad - you have been sensational and a true credit to your country. I have never been so proud to be Welsh. We know that you have the pride, the passion and perseverance to win on Friday and you will give the performance of your lives! This will be the true final! This is the match everyone will talk about - you can go out with red shirts blazing!
Come on Wales! We are behind you all the way!
Cais da yn erbyn y Namibia caria mlaen efo'r gwaith da.Pob Lwc i Gymru yn erbyn y Wallabies yn mis Rhagfyr.
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