Newport as well

But the title has welsh premier league. And all those teams however play in english fa leagues

@@WeeLaddy3 yeah thinking about it idk where he was going with this comment

@@ethanbutler7866 because Tom was looking at teams in the Welsh league and commenting about the amount of foreign players. So he concluded they must have been bought by big teams in other leagues. Although that could be mainly true, it could be that the likes of Cardiff and Swansea have great Welsh players but he never checked.

@@WildPork yeah true that makes sense. It's likely most of the better Welsh regens came from Cardiff and Swansea because they would've had better youth recruitment for longer.

Do you mean palenstine? 😂

@@Ben-jq3ov free them

@@memeszeus Nah, bin Palestine.

Liechtenstein. Just Liechtenstein. Its soo bad there that there isnt even an National League, just an Cup.

@@bp3366 I honestly don't understand your clown English.

As a Bruneian, I would love to see that

@@amirizzat9067 tbh I just kinda said an random nation that wasn’t like a huge or good football country sorry lol

@@vinnyjefferson2085 heck,you could even choose Vietnam!

@@DungNguyen-dk8wm Vietnam football is kinda good and better than Brunei's.

@@lem0nplays469 I'd say Vietnamese football is still a small deal compared to the world,thing have actually improve the recent years,but we are still a weak country in football compared to Japan and South Korea,and I doubt that any country in Europe actually care about us. So...

I would guess being right next to Argentina and Brazil makes it easier for players to develop

Well considering they have won more trophies than any other international side I'd say yeah...they're doing pretty well!

Love that

You love to see it!

Knowing Rhyl, probably meth

Their trading facilities fron the look of it.

And by the way it's pronounced "Kevn" Druids!

Would of been interesting to see this exactt of experiment with swans, Cardiff, Newport, Wrexham and merthyr in the league but with the money. Spot on with what you said tho, we've got a national league roughly on par with Gibraltar but we've made it to a semi final of a European championship. Even with the standard of the Welsh league slowly improving we have a long way to go as a footballing nation but what a journey that will be

@@markfirebreakdrakefordylla9386 Yes I agree, although such is the nature of the systems we take part in, I wonder whether Cardiff/Swansea/Newport/Wrecsam/Merthyr taking part in the Cymru Premier would make that much difference? I feel like slowly those teams would end up making up a high-to-average being top teams in those leagues. This would definitely help the Cymru Pren long term, as like Croatia, we would churn out international class players. I'm just not sure it would be sustainable

@@CaelanDafydd If they could keep hold of their players I'd think it would be a difference, swans and Cardiff have teams capable of going into the latter stages of qualifying in Europe and possibly qualifying. While Newport for the last few years have made a reputation for knocking out much bigger sides in Cup competitions, so in theory they should be capable of doing well in Europe for a Welsh team. Wrexham would probably be a round 1 or 2 team atm but with the money and sponsorships they now have I'd expect to be at swans and Cardiffs level soon. And as for merthyr they'd probably be a bottom half team in the Welsh prem or even a cymru South team. As for stability there would be no way for swans and Cardiff to generate the money needed to keep hold of their players unless they get into Europe proper on a consistent basis, aswell as that their academies would also suffer and would need to cut back sending massively (this would be tragic for the Welsh national team as well). As for Newport and Wrexham I think they would struggle to keep hold of their players aswell. For me Merthyr is a interesting one seeing as they nearly went bust (again) this season, I think it would make sense for them to join the Welsh league system if they continue to have financial troubles, seeing as they had to pull out of all competitions this season due to it. But if the level of finance and the support was in place for this to happen I think the Welsh league could be something similar to the Scottish league, with Swansea and Cardiff being our version of Celtic and Rangers, with Wrexham and Newport and maybe tns or Connahs quay being the chasing pack.

Please don't let that be Aberdeen 😭

Yes!

In my FM20 save in Scotland I managed to win Wold Cup with Scotland in 2034 and in 2038 the scotland league is top5

@Cian MacGana i’m Welsh. Trust me.

@Cian MacGana I live near there, we prenounce the village like "Keven Mow-er"

Ok, Scotland's WC win came in England on the centenary of 66

If I only waited until 18:20, I'd have had my answer

Free Palestine

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@@brendanrodgers9753 we dont gonna fight about that i dont care

You need to have the editor on.

Yes pre game editor

The Welsh Premier is the top of the Welsh pyramid system,fed by lower leagues from North & South Wales.

How so

No it’s because neither could host on their own. Scotland only have Hampden, Celtic Park, Ibrox, Murrayfield and maybe Pittodire and the rest of the stadiums are quite meh. Wales are wales. Think of it like South Korea de japan jointly hosting a World Cup.

@@cherm722 well… duh. But why not Scotland and Ireland? Why not the whole UK?

@@BD-yl5mh because Scotland was 5th in the rankings and Wales was 7th. There’s really no reason anyway. Bulgaria and Israel became incredible and there’s no explanation for that either 😂