Welsh rugby is a long way from its glory days. Encouraging talented English players with a Welsh grandparent, or extra training so the team plays like a team sound like reasonable options, but Wales on Sunday has a better idea: witchcraft!
White witch Amanda Samson knocked up the magic words - and we did the rest here at Wales on Sunday HQ.
Amanda says the spell is supposed toattract successletting youacknowledge your unlimited potential and live your dreams...
...We cast the spell using a special scroll with a talisman, rose petals andsuccess oil.
You don't have to be a witch to cast a SpellBox spell,said Amanda.Just be clear in your intent and open to the answers from the universe!
Clearly the problems of her own national side, Australia, in the World Cup final, stemmed from them not buying a SpellBox from her web site. White witch spells success for Wales - Wales on Sunday, 14th March 2004.
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