I'm David. I live in Trelew, Patagonia Argentina,
and I'm the biggest Wrexham fan outside of Wales.
I started being a fan of the club in 2019,
when Paul Jones reached out to me in the Welsh Pride Facebook group.
And he suggested I could be a supporter from Patagonia.
That was the start of a beautiful friendship.
And since then, I created a Patagonia Fans page.
It currently has 1,500 followers and continues to grow.
When my Facebook group became better known,
Paul Jones had the Patagonian Welsh flag painted at The Turf
and it's something I'm dying to see.
The game I remember most was when the match's commentator...
sent me greetings from the stadium,
that my name was heard in the stadium, for me it was
very beautiful, because it is a way of being present.
It's wonderful to feel, to know that I belong in Wales.
I hope one day I can go.
[WELSH] Even when we were babies, my mother spoke Welsh with us.
This is the main room, the Tea House's original room.
My mother has a lot of tea towels.
There's some...
Mom?
(Spanish) "Show?"
MOM: (Welsh) "Dangos."
(Welsh) They show many different things, like the language,
the country, this is a song.
When I was a kid I asked myself: "Why on earth am I studying Welsh?"
I would love to go to Wales so I can speak Welsh with the people there,
and prove our culture remains alive and well.
This is huge!
Are you serious?
Wow, I'm so happy!
Thank you so much!
When are you leaving, Jacob, tomorrow?
Good luck, mate.
Have fun with the trip, yeah?
PRODUCER: When I say The Gambia to you
what does that mean to you?
Linesman.
He got the ball.
Just go four-three-two for now, yeah?
So, Bolts for Barney and Dalbs for Fletch.
What about Mullin?
What's the answer?
[WELSH] The journey was very, very long.
But after 3,000 miles, I started getting chills
when we finally crossed the border.
[SPANISH] As we got closer and closer to the Racecourse,
my heart was beating faster and faster.
It's what I always dreamed of...
I'm trying to take in every moment.
After the longest wait, I got to meet my friend Paul Jones,
who helped me set up the Patagonia fan group.
[WELSH] Welcome to Wrexham. Welcome to the Racecourse.
The meeting with Paul was very moving
because I only knew him by
photos, by videos, by WhatsApp,
and seeing him was very exciting because
he is the one that has helped me most to get to know the club
for years and I owe him.
My wife Tamara tells me,
"Your Wrexham shirt arrived!"
She sent me the photo, it was very exciting.
I don't have words to explain it because
it's like a little piece of here,
and I take it wherever I go.
When we were in the stadium, the players came to say hello.
The players also brought a t-shirt which they autographed,
as a special gift that I'll bring to Patagonia.
Then, to visit the Turf and see my brick with my own eyes was just surreal.
It doesn't get better than that.
I was overwhelmed.
- Can my sons get a photo with you? - Of course.
This is what I do for a living
I just wait 'till they say action.
[WELSH] Today in the parade, people came and met us to say,
"Oh, you're from Patagonia."
Yes, we have felt welcome here.
[SPANISH] It was emotional to walk alongside so many Welsh people.
It's a dream, and I don't want to wake up.
Hello everyone.
Happy Saint David's Day.
We are so proud to be Welsh.
May the language endure forever.
We are here forever.
The people here are great.
I feel excited.
Like I'm with family.
Like I'm home.
It's one of those things as a footballer.
You're gonna go through times when you don't score goals.
My mentality in them situations is...
try my best.
You said 4-nil yesterday.