Prince William Poses as Wrexham AFC’s New Number Nine

Prince William Poses as Wrexham AFC’s New Number Nine

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And I was probably this big I say we go we go there we go still got a horrible head on it there you go [Laughter] the I’ll good luck Cheers Cheers happy very not sure why n yeah I’m definitely not a nine but that’s very kind of you

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Prince William poses for a photo with a personalised Wrexham AFC shirt and the club’s co-owner Rob McElhenney on a visit to Wales marking St David’s Day. The Prince of Wales also meets the landlord and fans at The Turf Pub, including one who has supported the club since 1960, as well as others from the Welsh-Argentinian region of Patagonia. Report by Laurence Brooks.

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