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Originally posted by Ragnorak
Ammmm, I don't think Wales is represented in the Union Jack. It covers England, NI, Scotland, and Wales, but afaik, Wales is the only of the four national flags that doesn't contribute to the UJ.

Ravello, the english flag is a white background with a red cross. Its called the flag of St George. If you ever see an english soccer match, its the flag that's everywhere. The hats are burberry btw. 😉

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Well I am just an Aussie who has had to see the Union Jack on our flag for far too long.

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Originally posted by chris stephens
the union jack actually, so its british flags not english!
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Originally posted by trekkie
Well I am just an Aussie who has had to see the Union Jack on our flag for far too long.
but with the rugby world cup you must have noticed the differences!

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Originally posted by chris stephens
does san marino not have its own soccer team? and by the way im sure that some of the regions as you call them were independent states at one time.
San Marino is a little city and it's not really a nation,just like Città del Vaticano,they both haven't their own government and they depend from Rome.
And,no,the regions weren't indipendent states at one time,maybe they were feuds at medieval age but never been real nations.

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Originally posted by chris stephens
but with the rugby world cup you must have noticed the differences!
yes i did. see my post on page 3 i explain to Ravello the differences. Though I did make a mistake about the Welsh, I knew there flag was not part of the Union Jack but did not make that clear. I was referingto them as being a member of Great Britian.

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thanks ravello, for clearing some of that up, why does san marino have its own football team then? they only started this about 10/15 years ago if memory serves!?

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