http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 26 Aug 2009 07:08:00 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Typically it would seem that Wales found them selves in a hard World Cup qualification group. The group they were in contained Wales, Germany, Finland, Liechtenstein, Azerbaijan and Russia. John Toschack and the youthful Welsh have to bout with Germany. So then who are the other teams Wales needs to ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/football/wales-world-cup-qualifying-preview-2010 Wales, and four home nations, came back to the FIFA in 1946 and participated in the qualifier bouts for the World Cup in 1950. The two top teams would make it to the finals held in Brazil, but Wales didn’t make it. The 1950s were a great time for Welsh ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/wales-football/wales-football-post-war The real first match Wales played was in March of 1876 against Scotland, which was is the 3rd oldest football team in the world. Although Scotland did win the first bout, another bout was scheduled in Wales the next year. That was the first in the international football bouts in ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/wales-football/wales-football-the-early-years Ryan Giggs was a Welsh footballer who had played for Manchester United throughout his entire career. He started out in a left winger position in the 1990s and remained there far into the 2000s however,recently he played in a more in depth role in playmaking. Giggs holds several ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/welsh-footballers/ryan-giggs At 43 years old in 2005, Ian Rush thought about re-entering the game in order to play for The New Saints, just after the Welsh side was drawn tight against Liverpool for the opening Champions League qualifying match. Ian Rush has also been deeply involved with media work in the ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/welsh-footballers/ian-rush-media-career The Football League has professional football clubs from both Wales and England. Created in 1888, its the worlds oldest. The Championship, League One, and League Two have 72 clubs in total that are evenly divided into these 3 divisions. After 4 years of arguments, The Football Association finally ... http://www.midwalesfootball.co.uk/football/football-league-and-premier-league-of-1888-2009