Good Luck - Jamie Roberts
Jamie Roberts
- Age
- 24
- Position
- Centre
- Club/Region
- Blues
- Height
- 6ft 4
- Weight
- 17st 5
- Caps
- 32
Lions Test player of the series has recently shown glimpses he is returning to form of 2009. Pivotal to the Welsh attacking game plan in getting his 6ft 4in 17st frame over the gain line while his defensive strength has never been in doubt.
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Jamie Powell
I’m Jamie Powell, a Welsh rugby exile living in east Sussex. My parents are from Ebbw Vale so growing up there was only one team for me to support! I watch all the Wales games and also try and watch as many club games as possible. I have also started to go to London Welsh games.
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Simon Lister
I live in Birmingham, raised in Swansea, I’ve just turned 32. I live with my wife, I’m a Welsh rugby fan as well as a huge Swans and Ospreys fan. Myself and a group of friends go away to Edinburgh/Ireland every year for the away fixture in the Six nations.
I get more excited about the Six Nations than I do about Christmas. It’s going to be a very difficult campaign with expectation very high due to us making the semi-finals of the World Cup. We have very difficult away fixtures in Dublin & Twickenham. I manage to follow most regional games on the internet so I’m able to see who’s in form etc. I shall be in Dublin in February for the fixture. I’m looking forward to seeing the Welsh players back at their regions, hopefully they will maintain their high standards.
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...
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Seb Barrett
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Go on Jamie! Do better than your lions performance and the boks will run the other way! Cheering you all the way through the ups and downs! Cymru am byth!!
You're my hero Jamie, do it for Wales!
Gwisg genhinen yn dy gap a gwisg hi yn dy galon.
You have truly earned your place in the squad and long may you continue to raise the bar and set the standard
JAMIE ROBERTS YOU'RE ON OF MY BIGGEST INSPIRATIONS!
you and the squad can lead wales to victory!
but no matter what we are 100% supporting wales weather you get through to the finals!
best of luck, from one of your biggest admirers!
COME ON JAMIE DO US PROUD LIKE YOU ALWAYS DO! You can help lead wales to victory! awesome player!
Come on jamie baby do us proud like you always do x
The Lion has returned!! Go Jamie!
Jamie, it's fantastic to see you back to your world class best! Keep the momentum going. Yr wyt yn chwaraewr more bwysig i Gymru, a phob lwc am ennill y Cwpan Byd! Ter, Dan, Ella-Sioned, Sarah and Helen.
Will be watching you on Saturday.Screaming my support at the TV,while you show the Irish how to play rugby. Supporting you all the way Cariad am byth.Beth xxx
The wife and I will be up at 5.30 to shout you and the boys to victory.Not spoken to my Irish son in law all week.On way to pub to discuss game with English supporters because we live in Lancashire and are spreading the gospel about this great Welsh team.Good luck to you and the boys you can do it.
Break that line Boy!!!!!
"Cymru, byth" medd papurau'r Sais. "Cymru am byth" medden ninnau!
What the mind believes the mind achieves
Believe you can succeed and you will!
Jamie, you are just what the doctor ordered to bring the world cup to Wales.!!!
All Wales is behind you.Got Bless the Welsh team!!!!
Fantastic Win today against the Irish, you are playing so well. Can't wait for the French game, please send my Good Luck wishes to all of our Brilliant Welsh Team!!
Perfformiad ffantastig bore ma Jamie gan yr holl dim. Pawb yma yn siarad amdano a phawb yn dymuno pob lwc ar gyfer y gem nesaf. Rho ein dymuniade gore i`r tim i gyd. Cofion gore, Madame Williams!!
Fy enw i yw Tegid Phillips.Fi yn 9 a dwi'n chwarae i CRICC dan 10.Mae'r bois yn meddwl bod ti a'r garfan yn chwarae'n ardderchog.Pob lwc yn erbyn FFrainc.
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Yr un peth eto erbyn Ffrainc Jamie. Pob lwc i pawb yn y tim! Mae'r Ddraig goch yn ffyrnig!
INSPIRATION, MOTIVATION and a pinch of CREATIVITY - COME ON WALES - YOU CAN DO IT !
FROM THE INDGE FAMILY @ Y-FENNI
Well done Jamie, now go all the way... Come on WALES!!! YMLAEN CYMRU!
Win the cup playing proper rugby Jamie! From an ardent but disappointed England fan now following wales!
Well done Jamie. You've found your form at the right time and as a distant relative I've been following your exploits on the field with glee. Give it to the French tomorrow, and go out there and enjoy yourself.
Come on Jamie you can do it!! Do it for Wales!!
Come on Jamie, go hard son!!! Every Welshman is cheering for you in Australia
Don't be too hard on yourselves,you were cheated out of victory by the half French Ref. All Wales are proud of the teams'performance.you have all done us proud!!!
Come on Wales!
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 all guns blazing!
Come on Wales! We are behind you all the way!
So proud of the performance you and the rest of the team put in against France-showing the world what a magnificent team we have-a team with so much more to come. Have a great game against the Aussies!!
Gemau bendigedig ac yn anfodus erbyn Awstralia.Mwynhewch y trip adref.Rydych yn heuddi parti enfawr!