What did the paperboy deliver on
Saturday morning - a 29-page England
victory souvenir or the Welsh Mirror?
As
Wales wasn't even mentioned until
page 15, it doesn't take a brainbox
to work out the answer.
With such propaganda rammed down
our throats, the Welsh contingent
supporting England will soon become
as sparse as our own accents in
Cardiff.
Welsh
Springbok to life
Anyway,
what about Saturday's fine performance
against the Springboks. Everyone
who predicted a thrashing, including
yours truly, was made to eat their
words.
Ok, Wales looked a bit jaded towards
the end, but remember, we were playing
at altitude. Experts recommend at
least a few weeks to acclimatize,
not the one day that our boys were
given!
So expect an even better performance
in the more favourable conditions
of Cape Town.
One-two
for Wales.
Talking
of performances, few can be better
than Colin Jackson's over the weekend.
Jackson destroyed solo opponent
Paul 'who' Gray to win his 13th
Welsh title.
What a spectacle it must have been
for the crowd!
Commenting
on proceedings, Berwyn Davies from
Cwmbran (aged 45 and slightly overweight)
said he would have helped make the
numbers up himself if he'd known.
He claims he was quite nifty over
the jumps in junior school and a
bronze medal would have been handy
for his CV.
Head
teacher deserves good canning
From the absurd to the downright
nasty, we turn to a certain Cwmcam
Head - Bill Beales. This week he's
criticised single parents, divorcees,
and homosexuals at a school assembly.
This narrow-minded, so-called Christian,
should be taught a lesson and face
instant expulsion. There's no room
for such bigots in our education
system.
Porthmadog
road takes its toll
Finally,
we want to know if the authorities
in Porthmadog are having a laugh
at the motorists expense. A small
stretch of the highway is toll-operated
and cars have to stop at a table
to pay some bloke a piddling 5p.
The whole façade causes a needless
traffic jam. And for what? To raise
enough money to build a proper toll
booth, no doubt.