Sports letter: Wales of anguish
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: The continued pro-Welsh anti-English bias of Ken Jones and Alan Watkins becomes wearisome. Rob Wainwright was not "uncertain" about his score, he said he was "short"; and for Jones to call the English crowd "insufferable" for cheering an Irish victory comes ill from someone whose national stadium on match days is surrounded by hawkers selling "I support Wales and anyone who's playing England" T-shirts.
RICHARD SHAW
Hook, Hampshire
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