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The tradition goes back a long way
and is deep.

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{\an8}But it's alive too.

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It's very important
that it is not just historical.

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For us, what I've seen in Wrexham here

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is that there are people aren't fluent
in Welsh yet

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or aren't sure about the culture
who have come out and been a part of it.

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That has put a big smile on my face.

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PRODUCER: What was it like growing up
away from Mum and Dad as a young boy?

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First night away, you were twelve.

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It's quite tough, tough talking about.

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What makes Nathan Broadhead smile?

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Your dad's just like,
"Oh, it'll be the best thing."

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What are you getting emotional for?

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So I have Escobar syndrome.

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And arthrogryposis.

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Yeah, I wish there was more fans, like-

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like able-bodied football would have.

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It would be really cool.

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Build up like a fan base?

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Banging a drum. Saying my name.
Get some British chants in there.

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Not the chants you listen to.

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- Yeah, them ones.
- No.

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- Wanker! Wanker!
- Hey!

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You excited for today?

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I think comparing to James McClean,

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I think he's a lot better than me.

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I don't wanna get cocky,
but I think I score more goals than him.

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That's probably
the only difference really.

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I know it's not much of a crowd
compared to able-bodied football,

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but it's summat, innit.

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Oh, I'm making myself cry.

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You've set Dad off as well.

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You happy with that?

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What does being Welsh mean to you?

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The language that we have.

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Think about it, in Welsh,

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we can't say, for example,

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I can't say in Welsh, "I have a Porsche."

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But what we say in Welsh is
"There is something with me."

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Which is a completely different way of
looking at possession.

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And looking at the old world, through
the window of the Welsh language,

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allows us to see very different and
wonderful things.