CHRIS COLEMAN'S attitude spoke volumes and set the tone not only for his team but for all Wales supporters who were pinching themselves.
Reaching a major tournament was enough for some, especially those of a certain vintage who had witnessed all the disappointment of 58 years failing to qualify for a World Cup or a Euros.
For others, topping Group B ahead of England was the sort of sweet taste they never believed possible. But then to win a knockout game against Northern Ireland and head into a quarter-final with Belgium was the stuff of which only dreams were made. Coleman had a response to that.
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