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A bad day for Cymru a good day for Cymraeg
This week we our hearts went out to Daniel James missing the final spot kick against Poland. This meant Wales agonisingly missed out on qualifying for the Euro 2024 this summer.
The game was shown on the Welsh language TV channel S4C, not on the BBC or ITV. So tens of thousands of fans tuned in despite not speaking or understanding a word of our Welsh Language. The Sgorio team have been praised for their commentary and has since led to a new appreciation of the language by our neighbours ‘just across the bridge’.
I don’t speak any Welsh yet the universal timbre, rhythms, cadences and bantering of the commentary team lets me know exactly what they are saying. It’s a revelation!
Radio Host Danny Baker
Radio host and well-known England Fan Danny Baker is among those who have shown their appreciation you can read more in Wales online article here
The passion the players showed playing for their country was reflected in the pride and passion of the crowd who even after the final whistle were singing Yma O Hyd. It’s that Cymreictod ‘Welshness ‘ that is what Goodwash is all about. And while we speak many languages at Goodwash, we are passionate about sharing the beauty of the Welsh Language with the World.
At the Goodwash, each time you wash good things happen for the people, animals and the environment in Wales. The Goodwash Company has worked with the Football Association of Wales FAW over the past few years to help improve lives through Football in Wales at both a national level and within local communities in Wales.
While ach time you chose PAWB or our sports range you help young people access sport in local communities in Wales.
“At the FAW, we are going through an exciting period of growth in the women’s game and strong partnerships will enable us to invest in HER, support HER, and elevate HER to reach her full potential and be confident to be her authentic self. The great support and acknowledgment of by the Goodwash Company will certainly help us in furthering our ambitions to create more opportunities for women and girls in football.”
Ex FAW Head of womens Football Lowri Roberts
You can read more about some of the projects you help support each time you choose Goodwash here;