Commonwealth Games 2014: Welsh rugby star George North records video ...

 

The majority of the Team Wales athletes are heading to their holding camps for the Commonwealth Games as rugby superstar George North send his good luck message.

North is the latest big name to throw his support behind Wales quest for 27 medals at Glasgow 2014.

A Twitter campaign has been running for a while using #PobLwc and many people including celebrities, sports stars and members of the public have got on board to show their support.

The Games get under way at the opening ceremony on July 23 in Celtic Park.

Just finished training. Good luck team Wales at the commonwealth games. #retweetpeeps pic.twitter.com/olLCwk19WU

— andrew selby (@andrewselby1) June 5, 2014

Josie and @sawiltshire7 wishing #PobLwc2014 to all the Welsh athletes! @sport_wales @TeamWales #TogetherStronger pic.twitter.com/ejDgnmIIjb

— FAW Women’s (@FAW_Womens) June 16, 2014

If you haven’t already, join @MissAlexjones with a #PobLwc2014 selfie show support for @TeamWales #GoWales pic.twitter.com/4k9mA1ZSFQ

— Sport Wales (@sport_wales) July 10, 2014

So @FAWales Chris Coleman is playing his part supporting @TeamWales will you join him? #PobLwc2014 pic.twitter.com/r3Mge3Xi4f

— Sport Wales (@sport_wales) June 3, 2014

Earlier today our @fmwales showed his support now let us see yours – with a #PobLwc2014 #selfie pic.twitter.com/SxYZFuzKax

— Sport Wales (@sport_wales) June 3, 2014

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Commonwealth Games 2014: Welsh rugby star George North records video ...