Wales seems more friendly towards England than Scotland. I could never see an Ashes game in Glasgow going down well with the locals.I'm sorry my answer to your question wasn't good enough.
I'm sorry my answer to your question wasn't good enough.
What a strange post, the Lions are a completely different entity in terms of national identity, 'I'm sorry' that you are unable to understand that and that you have some kind of isssue with that being pointed out.
It was a strange question for you to ask seeing as you seem to think you know the answer anyway.
Did you read my response in relation to the Fleur de lis and the British Lions in relation to the England cricket crest/shirt at all? If you did you wouldn't have made such an irrelevant response. Weirdo.
I think we're all a bit sorry your answer wasn't better.I'm sorry my answer to your question wasn't good enough.
He hasn't suggested he knew the answer, he's just saying that the English cricket team and British Lions have a different identity. It's obvious that the Welsh would support the Lions, it's not so obvious they'd support England.It was a strange question for you to ask seeing as you seem to think you know the answer anyway.
Yes. Same way that Welsh rugby fans support the British lions.
I think we're all a bit sorry your answer wasn't better.
He hasn't suggested he knew the answer, he's just saying that the English cricket team and British Lions have a different identity. It's obvious that the Welsh would support the Lions, it's not so obvious they'd support England.
Fair point, but he didn't respond badly to that, he just said he didn't think it was a great comparison.His question (verbatim): Do Welsh cricket fans really get excited about an Ashes victory for the national side?
My answer: Yes. Same way that Welsh rugby fans support the British lions.
What was wrong with my answer? It's factual and not just my opinion.