Bellamy says criticism during Wales' winless run was "really difficult" as Norway win lifts mood
The Wales head coach said he endured a tough personal spell, but a victory over Norway has eased some of the pressure.
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Wales head coach Craig Bellamy said he endured a "really difficult" spell personally due to criticism directed at him during the team's winless run, according to the BBC.
Bellamy's comments came after Wales secured a win over Norway, which the report said has lifted the mood around the squad.
The BBC did not detail the scoreline of the Norway match or the specific criticism Bellamy referenced, though it said the winless run prior to this result had brought increased scrutiny on his position.
Bellamy took over as Wales head coach following a turbulent period for the national team, and results have been closely watched since his appointment.
Further details on Wales' upcoming fixtures following the win were not included in the available reporting.
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