
Carl Roberts, Nathan Blake, Nia Jones and Lee Trundle chat through the big stories in Welsh football
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 496 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Lee Trundle and Nia Jones join Carl Roberts on the sofa this week to consider whether Swansea City or Wrexham would have been most satisfied with the goalless draw at the Swansea.com Stadium. It certainly wasn't a classic, and the lack of intensity w... more
Carl Roberts, Nia Jones and Nathan Blake discuss Swansea's impressive win over Derby, ask is Phil Parkinson under pressure and what's a player's mindset when there's three goals in the opening seven minutes of a match.
Simon Davies, Nathan Blake and Lee Trundle react to Bobby Kamwa's exuberant celebration in front of the Newport fans after scoring for Bristol Rovers. After being targeted by the visiting County contingent on Saturday, Kamwa raced the length of the f... more
Carl Roberts, Nathan Blake and Lee Trundle react to Cardiff City's last second equaliser against Wrexham on the opening weekend of the Championship season. The Welsh derby certainly didn't disappoint as Rubin Colwill's free-kick sent the Bluebirds fa... more
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Hi folks, congrats on the pod, long time listener, love what you guys do. I am a little heartbroken that you have yet to make any reference to Merthyr Town's amazing title winning season?! What's up with that?
Please, please stop talking about Wickham. This is a podcast about Welsh football. I really don’t want to hear about an English side in division one. All the passion has gone out of this pod since Elis left, although I still love Iwan’s contribution. It’s dry and dull now. Did enjoy the first half with Mickey Thomas though. Can there be a change of personnel over the summer please?
Used to be one of my favourite podcasts, absolutely gone off a cliff in the last 12 months. Don’t mind the Jonny Owen episodes but without Elis it’s just not the same. Seem to have abandoned the format in favour of bringing on guests who are of little to no interest. Disappointing.
Love the pod , but miss Ellis ?
Miss Gabbidon even though I’m a Swansea fan. Gone downhill - previously you’d have a structure and they’d actually preview the weekends fixtures and talk about previous results etc.. now they have guests who are very hit and miss and then just talk about the guests background in football. Much prefer them talking current news surrounding Welsh clubs - not my cup of tea anymore.
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A conversational roundtable focused on Welsh football, balancing analysis of national teams, club side narratives, and behind-the-scenes stories from players and pundits. Across recent episodes, the discussion weaves memories from historic campaigns with current form, leadership dynamics, camp life, and retirement reflections, along with candid banter and tactical takes. Noteworthy is the strong blend of former players and current athletes offering on-field insights, plus guests who provide coaching, media, and development perspectives, making for a well-rounded view of Welsh football culture that appeals to serious fans and industry listeners alike.
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Recent guests on Feast of Football include:
1. Jonny Williams
2. Carrie Jones
3. Mayzee Davies
4. Safia Middleton-Patel
5. Danny Gabbidon
6. Rob Earnshaw
7. Josh Sheehan
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