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EDITORIAL: Features this issue’s free subscribers’ draw prizes which includes the new Wal Goch green and white ‘Away’ t-shirt; a copy of ‘Pub Life’ by Peter Roberts and published by y Lolfa, a ‘Welsh badges’ mug by the 1412 and an A4 Aaron Ramsey print by Cymru Retro.

HERE COMES THE SUN: Llion Carbis previews our first Euro 2024 Group D qualifying games against Croatia in Split and Latvia in Cardiff.

THE GREEN, GREEN GRAFT OF HOME: Mike Pearce steadies himself for another campaign.

NO ALLEN NO PARTY: Scott Jones pays tribute to the great Joe Allen.

DIOLCH AM POPETH GARETH:  Joe Bacchetta continues the tributes as our greatest ever player retires.

EIN GORAU ERIOD: Buzz Boncath crown Gareth Bale ‘Our Best Ever’.

SPORTS WASHING: Ian Johnson checks the dials for rinse and spin.

BECA’S DIARY: Gayle Rogers supplies the comic strip for a teenage football fan in Wales.

#YMAOHYD: James Edwards is still here and he’s got a new tattoo to prove it.

WE CAN BE EUROS: Andrew Challis pens the poem.

DON’T WORRY BE HAPPY: Stephen Davies looks ahead to the Euros.

ARE WE STILL GOING TO ROCK DOWN TO ETHAN AMPADU?: Darren Jones checks in on Ethan Kwame Colm Raymond Ampadu.

BOOK REVIEW: Pub Life – Rhondda Valleys Life Through Puns and Clubs, Past and Present by Peter Roberts: Paul Rogers gives Pete Roberts second book the thumbs up.

WALES FANS COME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT CARDIFF CANCER HOSPITAL: David Collins tells the story behind Fortune and Fame. Written by himself and Jonathan Power, it tells the story of Jonathan’s rise from telegram boys to advising the stars – Cymru manager, Rob Page included. A proportion of the sales will be donated to Velindre Cancer CareCentre in Cardiff.