Wales v Trinidad & Tobago at the Racecourse, March 2019

[GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo]

Originally Posted by Alan Attack

It’s all good news and if it helps with grants to facilitate knocking down and remediating the Kop then it’s even better.

Will certainly make it harder for the council to ignore what a fantastic asset for the area the Racecourse is having such events and the boost the local encomy will receive each time.

[RED2309]

Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

Will certainly make it harder for the council to ignore what a fantastic asset for the area the Racecourse is having such events and the boost the local encomy will receive each time.

Perhaps it will also kick start the FAW and WAG into investing in the ground/area/transport hub.

[GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo]

Originally Posted by RED2309

Perhaps it will also kick start the FAW and WAG into investing in the ground/area/transport hub.

It's up to the council to seek funding from the WAG and how they propose to back it, match funding, partners like the WST etc. I can't see the FAW doing too much as everyone else will come asking.

[spuderz123]

Originally Posted by louisleftboot

You’d actually choose to go to Penny Black?

Penny Black chooses you

[Alan Attack]

Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

Will certainly make it harder for the council to ignore what a fantastic asset for the area the Racecourse is having such events and the boost the local encomy will receive each time.

I’d love the Trust and the Uni to commission a feasibility study for the Kop. It would identify the key issues at hand and, more importantly, the costs of demolition and clearance or reinstatement. It would also explore available grant options (if such exist).

[Cornish Taff]

Trinidad and Tobago rated 93rd. Can't see many first team players turning up for Wales.

What is Giggs trying to prove with this type of opposition?

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by Cornish Taff

Trinidad and Tobago rated 93rd. Can't see many first team players turning up for Wales.

What is Giggs trying to prove with this type of opposition?

It's more or less a training session. If we faced Germany or the like we'd not get an ideal amount of rest ahead of Slovakia. I'd expect Bale and Ramsey to get a half at most.

Since when were friendlies about proving anything?

[spuderz123]

Originally Posted by Cornish Taff

Trinidad and Tobago rated 93rd. Can't see many first team players turning up for Wales.

What is Giggs trying to prove with this type of opposition?

We just lost to Albania, maybe Giggs is going for a winnable game to lift spirits.

[rob_1072]

Originally Posted by Cornish Taff

Trinidad and Tobago rated 93rd. Can't see many first team players turning up for Wales.

What is Giggs trying to prove with this type of opposition?

Don’t want to go into an important qualification game on the back of a thrashing from Germany, much better to give a mix of first and fringe players some game time together.