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Bellamy's Hagi pain as Wales boss eyes improvement

Bellamy's Hagi pain as Wales boss eyes improvement
BBC Wales Friday 05 June 2026, 15:42 UTC 1 min read
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Craig Bellamy recalls the impact Romania icon Gheorghe Hagi had on his beloved Wales when he was a schoolboy as he bids to improve his side's miserable record in away friendlies.

Craig Bellamy recalls the impact Romania icon Gheorghe Hagi had on his beloved Wales when he was a schoolboy as he bids to improve his side's miserable record in away friendlies.
Bellamy (PERSON) Hagi (PERSON) Wales (LOCATION) Craig Bellamy (PERSON) Romania (LOCATION) Gheorghe Hagi (PERSON)
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