WALES fans slated national boss Ryan Giggs for saying "we" when discussing England.

Manchester United legend Giggs, 44, was working as a pundit for ITV when giving his opinion during Gareth Southgate's side's clash against Belgium.

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But he appeared to have a slip of the tongue as he referred to "we" when chatting about England at half-time.

Welshman Giggs, who picked up 64 caps for his country between 1991 and 2007,  said: "In that No 10 position, Rashford's dropping in, but can we get Loftus-Cheek in that little No 10 position?"

Furious Dragons fans were quick to pick up on his error.

One said: "Ryan Giggs can pack his f***ing bags as Wales manager."

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Another posted: "Ryan Giggs needs to stop calling England 'we'. If he loves them so much why don't he go join their coaching staff?"

A fellow user wrote: "Ryan Giggs saying 'we' about England has just undone six months of good work and put him back very much in doubt for me."

Another posted: "Ryan Giggs has just referred to England as 'we'. That has to be a sackable offence surely?!"

One fan said: "Why is Ryan Giggs saying 'we' when talking about England?"

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A fellow user wrote: "Why does Ryan Giggs say 'we' when talking about England? You're the Wales manager now too, have some f***ing shame."

Another said: "How come Ryan Giggs has suddenly become an Englishman and what the f*** is he doing there as a pundit."

One posted: "Ryan Giggs hasn't got any socks on and keeps referring to England as 'us' even though he's the Wales manager."

Giggs was appointed Wales boss in January on a four-year deal after Chris Coleman left the role for an ill-fated spell in charge of Sunderland.