Llan

Just before we caved him on, like I said about looking at results and stuff, I've clocked three fixtures where he's got a yellow card.

It's simply not good enough from his point of view, and I really hope the fine committee at Llan did know whoever's in charge are taking serious note.

Dyer is a really good friend of mine, a kit man, and I know he's absolutely ruthless.

He needs to be setting examples.

So that'll give them some confidence.

But yeah, I was, after seeing how good they were against us when we played them away, I was very surprised to see their league position.

But yeah, we know that If we play like we can, and I suppose that's the most important thing for us is focusing on ourselves and play like we did at the second half against Llanelli and like we did at Porthmadog, we can get results.

But yeah, for us, the main thing is focusing on ourselves and our own performance and the outcome will take care of itself.

Okay.

So, oh yeah, I'm from Llanfair PG, maybe.

Llanfairpull.

But yeah, Llanfairpull Gwyngyll go ger ychwyn robwll antysiliogogogoch is a mouthful.

Does it mean anything?

yes it does it means something along the lines of the church of saint mary next to the white hazel and the swirling whirlpool next to the church of um saint tessilia by the red red cave

Vair.

Vair.

She was making a joke, but she was also telling the truth.

They wander for a while, six weeks or so of coaching inns and hillsides and looking at houses, and then they come down into the valley of the River Dee in the north of Wales and find a village called Llangollen.

Say it slowly.

Llan-goth-lin.

A curious neighbor, a traveler on the road to Ireland who has heard about the odd cottage on the hill.

And then it grows.

The valley of Llangollen is beautiful, and it lies on the main road between London and the Irish ferries at Holyhead.

And word spreads that in this beautiful valley live two Irish gentlewomen who eloped together, who read in five languages, who have made a Gothic fairy cottage out of a farmhouse, and who are, by all accounts, perfectly happy.