UPDATED ' WALES/CARDIFF CITY FANS IN CYPRUS '

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Out of interest, does anyone know if there has been any trouble between Welsh fans in Cyprus? All I've heard is a few keyboard warriors getting their knickers in a twist over a bad tasting flag. Don't take it so seriously, it was a bit of banter, get over it.

Out of interest, does anyone know if there has been any trouble between Welsh fans in Cyprus? All I've heard is a few keyboard warriors getting their knickers in a twist over a bad tasting flag. Don't take it so seriously, it was a bit of banter, get over it.

Haven't heard of any trouble...

:ayatollah:

Im sure that blonde woman sits not far from me in the canton stand

Out of interest, does anyone know if there has been any trouble between Welsh fans in Cyprus? All I've heard is a few keyboard warriors getting their knickers in a twist over a bad tasting flag. Don't take it so seriously, it was a bit of banter, get over it.

Haven't heard of any trouble...

:ayatollah:

Aberdare on tour.

Home time - players arriving back in Cardiff today

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3pm Titan airways

They are all Welsh fans supporting Wales FC #togetherstronger

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- Wales could soar to SECOND in the FIFA Rankings next month as Gareth Bale and Co close in on historic Euro 2016 place/great news for Welsh football fans

-Wales stand on the brink of qualifying for Euro 2016 in France
-And they have just climbed into the top 10 of the FIFA Rankings
-But favourable results this week could see them second in the next list
-A win over Israel on Sunday would see them guaranteed at least fourth
-If Germany drop points in their two games, Wales could be third
-And if Belgium lose to Cyprus, Wales would leapfrog them to second

These are heady days for the Welsh football team. Not only are they on the verge of qualifying for their first major tournament since 1958, they currently sit ninth in the FIFA Rankings.
That's higher than England, Spain, Holland, Italy and France to name just a few of the traditional powerhouses currently being outperformed by Chris Coleman's vibrant side.
But things could get even better - by the time the next set of rankings are published, Wales could be the second best team on the planet. Just let that register a moment - second.
It would be mighty impressive for a team that slumped to a mediocre No 117 in the very same list just four years ago.

If Wales beat Israel in their next Euro 2016 qualifier on Sunday, they will not only make next summer's finals but they will also move up to at least fourth in the FIFA Rankings.
They will leapfrog the likes of Chile, Brazil and Colombia to get there because these nations are playing more friendlies than competitive games at the moment.
In the formula used to calculate the rankings, friendlies are given an 'importance' factor of 1, while qualifiers are worth 2.5.
Brazil, currently fifth in the rankings, are playing Costa Rica and the United States in friendlies this week but these are rightly not regarded as important as tournament qualifiers.
Beating Israel will carry Wales to a total of 1,304 ranking points and guarantee them at least fourth spot next month.

:ayatollah:

Wales captain Ashley Williams, has attended a press conference at the Cardiff City Stadium before the team trained ahead of tomorrow’s (Sunday, 6 September) European Qualifying Group B match against Israel.

“We’re very proud of what we've achieved already and gone through as a team and as a nation,” Williams told the press.

“We’ve worked hard to be in this position to be somewhere we want to get. Now it’s about staying focused.

“We have 90 minutes to get the job done. We are professional players and we have to stay calm.

“We want to get to the stadium and play the game now. Theres so much talking going on. We know what we need to do to get the job done.

“This is potentially one of the biggest games that we’ll ever play. We’ll be ready.”

Williams also acknowledged the important role that the fans have played during this campaign: “I hope the fans are excited, they’ve been unbelievable right from the start. Talking to the players, its something we wont forget, the atmosphere has been incredible.”

“It will be a big match for me,” Williams adde We’ve worked hard in a short space of time to be ready for this game.

“We will stick to our plan, we have the firepower up front and the power in the back to beat anyone.”

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Great Team Spirit

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The stage is set for tomorrow - Come on Wales xxx

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Mason over 10,000 views

Mason over 10,000 views

Very happy Annis

Mason over 10,000 views

Very happy Annis

Mason over 10,000 views

Very happy Annis

Golf caddy for dad tomorrow hope don't smash any buggies

Great photos Mason keep them coming

Great photos Mason keep them coming

There will be plenty more of these Welsh flag pictures when we get to France.