Craig Bellamy's tenure as Wales head coach has brought a rejuvenated spirit and a bold new style of play that has excited fans, players, and pundits. Under his leadership, Wales has remained unbeaten in their first three Nations League matches, including a draw with Turkey and a win over Montenegro. Despite a promising first half against Iceland, where Wales was leading 2-0, they ended up drawing the match, showcasing the need for better game management. Bellamy emphasizes the importance of learning from such experiences, suggesting that these matches help build a 'library' in players' minds for future reference. He welcomes the increased expectations from fans and remains optimistic about the team's direction. The team's newfound aggressiveness off the ball and creativity in possession mark a stark contrast from the previous management under Rob Page.