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Thanks, but how did you get it so early? It's not on the Telegraph Crossword Society website yet.
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I can't say.............. but the clue is in the title.
Quite a nice one this week. Anybody using the new code name could blow his/her own trumpet!
And I guess this week's slant would favour someone from Caerdydd (like me!) ... especially given the Six Nation's results so far?
To MatydaLover!

Great start for the Welsh. Hope they don't spring a leek.
Even in the darkest days of Welsh rugby they always had more flair than the English.
Novalis, you're "darkest days" really sums it up. During those heady days of the seventies, I remember Tony Lewis describing his schoolboy experiences of what it was like to sit in the Arms Park changing rooms and don the red jersey for the first time - and how the Final Score was never as important as the way you played the game.

Then the advent of the money years did not sit too well with the men from the valleys. Fire and passion were pushed aside as outdated living. But, I think Welsh rugby may be recovering now, though.

Rugby will always win thorugh - nothing so inspiring as seeing a side (any side) coming back when all is lost. Ireland came out of the French game with great pride and good heart - their followers still talking about it. Yet they were the "losers"!

And as I sang Land of my Fathers to my English colleagues (as they retuned from Twickers) a fortnight ago, I think they let me have my day "... because you'll have to make it last another twenty years!".

what does the hidden word got to do with the quote (which i cant find anywhere on the net)?
All I could think of was Wordsworth's poem..
"a crowd, a host of golden daffodils"
i thought of that too

not a very satisfying themed crossword
To Slaney and Midazolam.

The code name is one which is used in "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" and thus has relevance to the theme.
thanks have never read it so was clueless
Thanks novalis....I failed to find that.

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