World Cup: Ex-Wales captain told to remove rainbow bucket hat
Laura McAllister, the FAW's tournament ambassador, says she had to smuggle in LGBTQ supporting hat.
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World Cup: Ex-Wales captain told to remove rainbow bucket hat
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Former Wales captain Laura McAllister describes moment she had rainbow bucket hat removed by World Cup security
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Versions of the iconic bucket hat had been produced as a show of support for the LGBTQ+ community
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