Gareth Bale: Did Wales star scream 'suck that' at Spanish media?
Gareth Bale is a parasite.
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Gareth Bale is a parasite.
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Wales hero Gareth Bale praised his team-mates for digging deep to overcome Austria in their World Cup play-off but hit out at “disgusting” coverage of his own situation in the Spanish media in the build-up.
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When Andres Iniesta left Barcelona in the summer of 2018 after winning every trophy on offer, the club knew that finding a replacement for one of the greatest midfielders of all time would be a near-impossible task.
Gareth Bale really didn’t need any extra motivation ahead of Wales vs Austria.
Viva Gareth Bale. The song with which Wales fans serenade their captain includes a line about how he supposedly feigned a back injury to avoid being called up to Team GB's squad for the 2012 Olympics.
Gareth Bale has hit out at what he calls his ‘disgusting’ treatment in Spain after firing Wales past Austria in their play-off semi-final at the Cardiff City Stadium. Bale scored both goals – the first of which was a vicious, dipping free-kick – to put Wales one game away from qualifying for the World Cup for the first time since 1958, having beaten Austria 2-1 to triumph in the semi-final. Ad/> However, the Welsh captain has been the focus of much criticism from both the press and fans during his stint in the Spanish capital.