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Wales

Mind your language

University is a diverse, multi-cultural hub and can offer so many opportunities to experience new languages, customs, and cultures. However, in those first few weeks, this can be slightly overwhelming at times whether you’re an international student or from just across the border (be it physical or the north/south divide). When you’re feeling like hopping on […]

Apr 3, 2018 By Alicia Rees Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: Wales, University of Exeter, homesickness, welsh soc, dialect

We’re in for a treat after the Autumn Series

The 2017 set of Autumn internationals stand amongst some of the best in recent memory for the home nations, and alongside the 1-1 drawn Lions summer series with New Zealand, the gulf between the Northern and Southern Hemisphere has substantially reduced. We’re now halfway through the World Cup cycle to Japan and England, Ireland and […]

Dec 1, 2017 By Chris Connor Filed Under: Rugby, Sport Tagged With: England, Wales, France, Six Nations, Ireland, Scotland, Eddie Jones, World Cup 2018

The Sport Editorial: Farewell Coleman

Farewell to a hero   Wales’ failure to qualify for Russia 2018 has obscured the true managerial quality Chris Coleman possesses. It is the one true blemish on his time in charge and should not dilute his achievements. That such an unwanted mark is there can be attributed to a number of different reasons, though […]

Nov 25, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport Editorial, Sport Tagged With: football, sport, Exeter Chiefs, Social Media, Wales, Twitter, social, Rob Baxter, Chris Coleman, Arseanl

Sporting euphoria: a desperate low needed for an unthinkable high

Four years ago Wales slumped to a humiliating 6-1 defeat away at Serbia. It was a humbling night. Where there should have been outrage and anger from the fans, there was only dejection. A whole nation had been embarrassed. Chris Coleman, the Welsh manager, sat alone in the airport, contemplating resignation. Yet, perversely, this was […]

Jun 14, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport Psychology Column, Sport Tagged With: Wales, Wimbledon, euro 2016, Sergio Garcia, The Masters, Bartolli, Sporting Glory

GB Olympic Football? No thanks

It’s summer, it’s a leap year, and that can only mean one thing: the Olympics are right around the corner. The Olympics are a time when people take a look at sports they never normally would give a second thought to – suddenly, everyone is an expert at the triple jump, archery or gymnastics. To the […]

Aug 8, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Football, Global, Sport Tagged With: Olympics, fifa, England, FA, Wales, Scotland, northern ireland, IOC, BOA, Team GB

From failure to the final four

On the 25th March 2011, I went to my first ever football game. Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium was the venue and I was overwhelmed by the famous faces that I was seeing on the pitch. One of the faces I was most excited about seeing, however, was that of the late Gary Speed – the man […]

Jul 20, 2016 By Tom Vaughan Filed Under: Football, Global, Sport Tagged With: football, Wales, Gareth Bale, euro 2016, Gary Speed

Euro 2016 – Semi Final Preview

Portugal v Wales Wednesday 6 July, 20:00 BST, Lyon. ITV It’s almost certain that many will look at this as a game purely between Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, but nothing could be further from the truth. Of course, the two stars are far and away the best players on their respective sides, and they […]

Jul 5, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Football, Global, Sport Tagged With: football, Cristiano Ronaldo, Germany, Wales, France, europe, Gareth Bale, Portugal, UEFA Euro 2016, Dmitri Payet, Mario Gomez

Euro 2016 – Quarter Final Preview

Poland v Portugal Thursday 30 June, 20:00 BST, Marseilles. Poland and Portugal: two sides who made it very hard for themselves in making it past the Round of 16. Poland led for much of the game against Switzerland, yet they also invited an awful lot of pressure upon themselves which saw them concede for the […]

Jun 30, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Football, Global, Sport Tagged With: football, Germany, Wales, italy, France, Poland, europe, Belgium, Portugal, Iceland, UEFA Euro 2016

Euro 2016 – Round of 16 Preview

Switzerland v Poland Saturday 25 June, 14:00 BST, Saint-Etienne. BBC1 The Round of 16 will get underway with two as-of-yet unbeaten teams at the Stade Geoffrey Guichard, with Group A runners-up Switzerland meeting their Group C counterparts, Poland. Switzerland have made it to this stage having taken three points against Albania and recording a draw […]

Jun 24, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Football, Sport Tagged With: football, Germany, England, Wales, UEFA, italy, France, Ireland, Poland, spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Portugal, croatia, Iceland, euro 2016, northern ireland, hungary, European Championships, Round of 16, Slovakia

Exploring Wales: A Weekend in Cardiff

Coming from a capital city, it’s easy to overlook the perks of living somewhere like Cardiff until you leave, or until you discover Wales was recently voted among the top ten countries to visit globally by Rough Guides. So, what is it about Cardiff in particular that makes it worth visiting? I’m pleased to say […]

Jun 14, 2016 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, Wales, Holiday, Cardiff, vacation, student travel, uk travel

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