Wrexham 'We're proud, not disappointed,' say Wales fans
The Guardian|November 30, 2022
Ceri Ellis, who watched the game with her son Gareth, 12, smiled sadly. “It’s really great that Wales just got to Qatar – it put us on the map .” Despite the result, Gareth, clutching his Welsh dragon flag, insisted: “I think Wales is the best team in the world.”
Steven Morris
Wrexham 'We're proud, not disappointed,' say Wales fans

They had come, wearing their bucket hats and bright red shirts, in hope rather than expectation. As Wales’s first appearance at the football World Cup for 64 years was ended by England, the fans left Wrexham’s fan zones disappointed but unbowed, still so proud of their team’s achievements.

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