Love this Stephen, that's why I upload them. I think it's important for people and the fans to see the '12th man' and its nice for us to look back on a golden season!
@@bryancorcoran760 Yes, sadly, there is a minority of knuckleheaded welsh 'far right' which is ironic as Welsh Independence is considered a 'far left' thing, but people hardly understand what is left and right anymore anyway. Though, I think it is a big mistake, or there is an agenda, for the owners to comment about Welsh independence as they have done. They have nothing to do with the social ecology and history of Wales, nor the politics. They should really stay out of Welsh nationalism ( English nationalism is considered 'racist' by some Welsh nationalists, which is a hypocrisy). To be fair, it is good to have Welsh nationalism, why not, let's have regional independence in England as well, why not. Though, sad that in 2023, some idiotic people do still equate an "English person" with "The British Ruling Class" -which is a brainless assumption. Lucky it is only a minority. Wonder why the owners are happy to bumlick King Charles and welcome him to the Racecourse and then witter about Welsh Independence ?
Well if we stole all your resources, natural, mineral and human..whilst burying and building all sorts of toxic crap in your country and sending you all our pensioners and oddballs, so that you will never be able to escape us democratically, you English would absolutely fucking hate us too.. You hate us anyway.
Hi Drew, we have a friendly international there this Oct. I was at the last one in 2019, and the atmosphere was incredible. Hopefully, the next one will be even better!
I have just uploaded a video of the last international goal scored there to my channel for anyone wanting a little trip back in history, we had 4 stands then 🤣
No problem Drew! I think the reason they don't at the moment is due to capacity. It has to be over 15,000 to host the national team, when the new stand is built I think we will finally get a few more games!
@@wrexhamisthename Good luck for the new season, always remember, when we last beat England, at the Racecourse, what memories. I hope, the FAW, rotate the games, between Cardiff City stadium and the Racecourse, two, fortresses are better than one.
Neis dechra gweld fod Wrecsam yn ymddwyn fel tîm Cymraeg dyddia yma. Yn yr wyth dega roedd Dafydd Iwan yn cael ei drin fel y gelyn yn ardaloedd fel hyn. Mwy o obaith i annibyniaeth.
'On the Ball City' is better, ;-) as well as it is the oldest football song still sung in the world. First written for Norwich CEYMS in the late 1800s, used for the clubs that birthed Norwich City FC, Norwich Caley's (former Chocolate Factory), Norwich Teachers, also probably, Carrow FC, Thorpe FC, then re-written and recorded for the new Norwich City FC in 1902. Maybe someone should come and help Norwich out for that reason alone ? 🙂 czcams.com/video/jPVn9eLOkF0/video.html - you can hear the singers Norfolk accent. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Ball%2C_City
@@northwalesmod I guess you meant: "what the heck has that . . ." ? It's clearly an adopted football song. 🙂 Released in 1983. 81 years after people were singing On the Ball City. Has nothing to do with it at all. You'll Never Walk Alone is the cheesiest ever song, so Yma of Hyd is better than that - but I think Wrexham should sing Super Furry Animals songs instead
@@aliencactus720 With all due respect, you’re talking out of your ….. hat (to be polite). The song has been adopted as a Welsh football anthem but it has a lot deeper meaning for us. It’s not just a case of choose a catchy tune, it’s a folk song about the Welsh persevering in the face of adversity, it’s a song of pride in our culture and country.
@@danwilliams7423 It was a tongue in cheek comment. I was joking old bor (mate in Norfolkese ) . I don't think one is better than the other in fact. On the ball city is a different style, the original and the modern version with the fans, which is faster. Though even the early one, was more like a fun folky / piano musical hall style typical of the early 1900s when it was recorded. This song is much more a folky ballad with more of a hymnal quality. Since the 70s, On the ball city, has become much more a short blasty punchy boom, It was sung a bit slower prior. If you visit Carrow Road one day, IF Wrexham go to the Championship, OR Norwich go down and IF Wrexham go to League One season , then, you will hear it if you have not and draw your own conclusions ! czcams.com/video/jPVn9eLOkF0/video.html By the way, the oldest song still sung continuously at football matches. Originally it was a local song used by people at a few different Norwich clubs, who's members got together and formed the 'City' club Norwich, Swifans, Norwich Caley's ( a chocolate factory ) Norwich Carrow Works, Norwich Teachers - they all had version of the song, so it dates to around 1880 - but the lyrics were different for each team, when it was recorded in 1902, for City, the lyrics were written by Albert Smith, a director of the club - singer unknown, though obviously a local as his accent is a Norwich one. It is certainly much older if not anything else and the older style lyrics reflect that. Keep you troshin bor !
What the hell are you talking about? The Kings Guards? They're not even always British as Kings Guards can also come from the commonwealth nations, and besides, Wrexham is British anyway!!!!
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Love from India. This song is such a beauty. Once you know the history and the lyrics, it takes you on a different level. Ry'n ni Yma o Hyd!!!
Superb comment, thank you!
diolch! Thank you
You are a legend, mate!
Trueeee brooo
Thank you
I love it - the song the atmosphere the Welsh - Yma o hyd - from Ireland
Thank you very much!
Better than YNWA…..magnificent
Despite everything and everyone. we're still here
Liverpool fan here and this is even better than our ynwa ❤
i would literally visit to watch the game with this wrexham x Yma o hyd combo
It's a sight to behold! I don't appreciate how lucky I am having a front row seat to it each week
With much love & respect from the USA!
Ry'n ni Yma o Hyd!!!
loves from Turkey
Rydyn ni yma o hyd... Llongyfarchiadau!
What a day❤❤
🏴More important to sing no more than ever.
Yma o hyd!!❤
Waw! Yr rwyf i yn hapus iawn ac yn falch iawn heddiw! ❤
cymru am byth 🏴
Chills 🏴 Yma o hyd!
Football is life...
Amen ...
Love it. 🇦🇺
Brilliant, spotted myself and brother in the Mold Road :)
Love this Stephen, that's why I upload them. I think it's important for people and the fans to see the '12th man' and its nice for us to look back on a golden season!
@@wrexhamisthename Thank you very much!!! It's great to look back on :)
Well sung Wrexham from a proud Englishman x
what does that even mean ?
That being English you can appreciate what Wreham has done and lets be honest in some parts of wales being English can go against you
@@bryancorcoran760 Yes, sadly, there is a minority of knuckleheaded welsh 'far right' which is ironic as Welsh Independence is considered a 'far left' thing, but people hardly understand what is left and right anymore anyway. Though, I think it is a big mistake, or there is an agenda, for the owners to comment about Welsh independence as they have done.
They have nothing to do with the social ecology and history of Wales, nor the politics. They should really stay out of Welsh nationalism ( English nationalism is considered 'racist' by some Welsh nationalists, which is a hypocrisy).
To be fair, it is good to have Welsh nationalism, why not, let's have regional independence in England as well, why not.
Though, sad that in 2023, some idiotic people do still equate an "English person" with "The British Ruling Class" -which is a brainless assumption. Lucky it is only a minority.
Wonder why the owners are happy to bumlick King Charles and welcome him to the Racecourse and then witter about Welsh Independence ?
Well if we stole all your resources, natural, mineral and human..whilst burying and building all sorts of toxic crap in your country and sending you all our pensioners and oddballs, so that you will never be able to escape us democratically, you English would absolutely fucking hate us too..
You hate us anyway.
proud of being a saes..what your aeeogance fury..the fact your hooligans,hated worldwide..did i leave something out pa.
Yma o hyd yn wir !!.
Llongyfarchiadau i Wrecsam. Da iawn chi !!
Wow best ever
Wow.
We Are Still Here🏴🏴
❤❤❤❤🏴🏴🏴🏴
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
When the Racecourse is finished, it's about time the FAW, played national games in the North. It's our 12th man.
Hi Drew, we have a friendly international there this Oct. I was at the last one in 2019, and the atmosphere was incredible. Hopefully, the next one will be even better!
I have just uploaded a video of the last international goal scored there to my channel for anyone wanting a little trip back in history, we had 4 stands then 🤣
@@wrexhamisthename Thanks for the reply, Racecourse should be used far more often for Wales games. All I can say, is keep pushing the FAW.
No problem Drew! I think the reason they don't at the moment is due to capacity. It has to be over 15,000 to host the national team, when the new stand is built I think we will finally get a few more games!
@@wrexhamisthename Good luck for the new season, always remember, when we last beat England, at the Racecourse, what memories. I hope, the FAW, rotate the games, between Cardiff City stadium and the Racecourse, two, fortresses are better than one.
dwi'n dy garu di, Wrecsam!
Unofficial national anthem? The way 'L'Estaca' is for Catalonia. I'll go with that.
Up the Wrexham 🏴
DA iwan Wrecsam
What is the name of the song?
Yma o hyd by Dafydd Iwan
@@wrexhamisthename thanks!
Congratulations!!! Enjoying watching from Canada.
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It's the context of the song that matters - despite everything and everyone we're still here
Gwaith rhagorol Wrecsam
Ac mae gwawr newydd ar y gorwel!
🙌🙌
Wait, was Jones holding a baby?
this is the NEW, welsh anthem, get over it xD
Wrexham fans had adopted this song years before Cymru football fans, due to Wrexham’s tenacity to survive against all odds in its recent history.
Zuluuuu
Neis dechra gweld fod Wrecsam yn ymddwyn fel tîm Cymraeg dyddia yma. Yn yr wyth dega roedd Dafydd Iwan yn cael ei drin fel y gelyn yn ardaloedd fel hyn. Mwy o obaith i annibyniaeth.
Bullshit 😂 Wrexham was known in the 80s and 90s for the chant of “in your holiday homes”
'On the Ball City' is better, ;-) as well as it is the oldest football song still sung in the world. First written for Norwich CEYMS in the late 1800s, used for the clubs that birthed Norwich City FC, Norwich Caley's (former Chocolate Factory), Norwich Teachers, also probably, Carrow FC, Thorpe FC, then re-written and recorded for the new Norwich City FC in 1902.
Maybe someone should come and help Norwich out for that reason alone ? 🙂
czcams.com/video/jPVn9eLOkF0/video.html - you can hear the singers Norfolk accent.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Ball%2C_City
What the hell has that to do with a Welsh folk song ???🤔
@@northwalesmod I guess you meant: "what the heck has that . . ." ?
It's clearly an adopted football song. 🙂 Released in 1983. 81 years after people were singing On the Ball City.
Has nothing to do with it at all.
You'll Never Walk Alone is the cheesiest ever song, so Yma of Hyd is better than that - but I think Wrexham should sing Super Furry Animals songs instead
@@aliencactus720 With all due respect, you’re talking out of your ….. hat (to be polite). The song has been adopted as a Welsh football anthem but it has a lot deeper meaning for us. It’s not just a case of choose a catchy tune, it’s a folk song about the Welsh persevering in the face of adversity, it’s a song of pride in our culture and country.
Better in what sense?
@@danwilliams7423 It was a tongue in cheek comment. I was joking old bor (mate in Norfolkese ) . I don't think one is better than the other in fact.
On the ball city is a different style, the original and the modern version with the fans, which is faster. Though even the early one, was more like a fun folky / piano musical hall style typical of the early 1900s when it was recorded.
This song is much more a folky ballad with more of a hymnal quality.
Since the 70s, On the ball city, has become much more a short blasty punchy boom, It was sung a bit slower prior.
If you visit Carrow Road one day, IF Wrexham go to the Championship, OR Norwich go down and IF Wrexham go to League One season , then, you will hear it if you have not and draw your own conclusions !
czcams.com/video/jPVn9eLOkF0/video.html
By the way, the oldest song still sung continuously at football matches. Originally it was a local song used by people at a few different Norwich clubs, who's members got together and formed the 'City' club
Norwich, Swifans, Norwich Caley's ( a chocolate factory ) Norwich Carrow Works, Norwich Teachers - they all had version of the song, so it dates to around 1880 - but the lyrics were different for each team, when it was recorded in 1902, for City, the lyrics were written by Albert Smith, a director of the club - singer unknown, though obviously a local as his accent is a Norwich one.
It is certainly much older if not anything else and the older style lyrics reflect that.
Keep you troshin bor !
Hate to see the Brits leading the team out……
What the hell are you talking about? The Kings Guards? They're not even always British as Kings Guards can also come from the commonwealth nations, and besides, Wrexham is British anyway!!!!
The Welsh are Brits :) Did you mean the English?
You mean the welsh guards.....a welsh regiment 🤨
Miserable racist
What the hell are you on about ????????