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FSF Cymru Issue 24 is out in time for Wales’ trip to the Gradski Stadium in Podgorica for their Euro 2012 qualifier with Montenegro. The booklet, along with our Fans’ Embassy, provides help and support to Wales’ travelling fans.

FSF Cymru Issue 23 is out in time for Wales’ trip to the Stadion Gradski Vrt in Osijek for the friendly with Croatia on Sunday May 23rd. The booklet provides help and support to Wales’ travelling fans and Neil Dymock will be coordinating the embassy in Croatia. The Embassy helpline is +44 7905 861 848.

Following our trip to Baku we had a little breather then got stuck into Issue 22 of FSF Cymru’s info booklet. This double issue will cover our final two matches (away trips to Finland and Liechtenstein) in what has been a disappointing qualifying period.

There’s little doubt that last month’s Baku or Bust is one of the maddest projects we’ve heard about this year – in the nicest possible way you understand. Around 25 Welsh fans planned to drive to their country’s World Cup qualifier in Baku, Azerbaijan through France, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and Georgia. But that’s not all, they also promised to stop off at loads of orphanages along the way giving out books, toys and football gear as they went.

The Welsh FA (FAW) have promised to pay for the match tickets of all 80 fans making the long trek to Baku in Azerbaijan for their nation’s upcoming World Cup Qualifier. The gesture was made following a series of problems that Wales’ fans encountered in trying to get visas and match tickets for Saturday’s game.

Wales travel to Azerbaijan on Saturday, June 6th, for their longest Group Four away trip yet although any realistic hopes of qualifying were crushed with the back-to-back home defeats to Finland and Germany.

Wales travel to Azerbaijan on Saturday, June 6th, for their longest Group Four away trip yet although any realistic hopes of qualifying were crushed with the back-to-back home defeats to Finland and Germany.

Since Wales’ last home game FSF Cymru has travelled to Monchengladbach, Copenhagen and Vila Real for friendly fixtures, the win in freezing Denmark was very welcome indeed.

THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED.

England and Wales both take a breather from World Cup 2010 qualification to make the journey into mainland Europe for friendlies on Wednesday, November 19, 2008.

You might have already read about the Baku or bust project we’re involved with which will see us drive across Europe and into Asia raising money for the Gôl Appeal.

Wales take a break from World Cup qualification with an away friendly in Denmark, taking place at Brondby, on Wednesday, November 19, 2008. And as ever we’ve have produced our Guide to Denmark with all the travel tips and safety advice that you could need.

Regular visitors to this site will have noticed it was a bit plain in the past. Obviously we got up all the relevant info up, but it wasn’t exactly as snazzy as some other sites out there. We’re pretty pleased then that we’ve been able to give it a bit of an overhaul which should allow us to update more regularly as well as keep a decent record of all the work we’ve done in the past.

15/10/08 – Germany v Wales, Monchengladbach.

The ‘Baku or Bust’ Project for the Gôl Appeal was launched on the September 6th, 2008, in Cardiff.

So the Premier League goes into hibernation and international fixtures are back upon us. It’s nice to take a breather from domestic football so we can debate more interesting and unusual topics. Like, erm, whether Lampard and Gerrard can play together.

ENGLAND AND WALES fans planning to travel to Belarus or Russia for their respective World Cup qualifiers are reminded that they will need a visa to enter the countries.

FSF Cymru have acted to ensure certain Wolverhampton Wanderers fans living within Wales WILL be able to travel independently to Saturday’s FA Cup against Cardiff City.