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Feast of Football

BBC Radio Wales
Iwan Roberts
Swansea City FC
Women's Football
Michael Duff
Wales National Football Team
Swansea City
Lee Trundle
Elis James
Wales Women's National Team
Norwich City
Chris Sutton
Rhian Wilkinson
Premier League
Football Philosophy
Football Association Of Wales
Wrexham
FA Cup
Wales
Newport County
Welsh Football

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes chat through the big stories in Welsh football

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Latest Episodes

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes pay tribute to Jess Fishlock following her decision to retire from international football and reflect on two defeats for Craig Bellamy's Wales against England and Belgium.

Catrin Heledd is on the sofas inside the Welsh camp with Tom Lockyer, Rob Earnshaw and Nia Jones who are joined by Leeds pair Ethan Ampadu and Joe Rodon ahead of Monday's crucial World Cup qualifier against Belgium.

Carl Roberts is joined by Tom Lockyer and Rob Earnshaw as they visit Wales' training base before the away friendly with England and the home World Cup qualifier against Belgium.

After impressive midweek performances by Swansea City and Wrexham, Iwan and Sam believe both clubs can mount a serious challenge for the play-off places in the Championship. Although still early in the season, the pair agree the door to reach the top... more

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Recent Guests

Ethan Ampadu
Welsh international footballer, plays as a defender
Leeds United
Episode: Inside the Wales camp: Ethan Ampadu and Joe Rodon
Joe Rodon
Welsh international footballer, plays as a defender
Leeds United
Episode: Inside the Wales camp: Ethan Ampadu and Joe Rodon
Gemma Evans
Welsh football player and part of the national team
Wales National Football Team
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Rachel Rowe, Gemma Evans and Lily Woodham
Lily Woodham
Welsh football player known for her robust performances during tournaments
Wales National Football Team
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Rachel Rowe, Gemma Evans and Lily Woodham
Rhian Wilkinson
Coach of the Wales women's football team
Wales Women's National Team
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Stadium tour
Angharad James
Captain of the Wales women's football team
Wales Women's National Team
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Stadium tour
Ceri Holland
Player for Wales at Euro 2025
Sunderland
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Ceri Holland, Rhiannon Roberts and Josie Green
Rhiannon Roberts
Player for Wales at Euro 2025
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Ceri Holland, Rhiannon Roberts and Josie Green
Josie Green
Player for Wales at Euro 2025
Liverpool
Episode: Wales at Euro 2025: Ceri Holland, Rhiannon Roberts and Josie Green

Hosts

Iwan Roberts
Co-host and a former professional footballer with extensive insights into Welsh football.
Ian Hunt
Host and commentator providing insights on Welsh football initiatives.
Helen Ward
Host focusing on women's football and team insights in Wales.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 788 ratings
  • Valleys Heartbreak

    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?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BuffaloWilliams
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Stop talking about Wickham!

    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?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BringbackElis
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Absolutely gone off a cliff.

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Coksmoker
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Where’s Ellis ?

    Love the pod , but miss Ellis ?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cotty15
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Gone downhill

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Danielcullen16
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There are critiques about recent changes in guest formats and the loss of familiar host dynamics, reflecting a desire for balance in content.
Listeners appreciate the engaging mix of expert analysis and fan-centric discussions regarding Welsh football.
Overall, feedback highlights the podcast as a cornerstone for those passionate about Welsh football, with many expressing a wish for more coverage of lower leagues and local teams.

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Inside the Wales camp: Kieffer Moore & Liam Cullen
Q: Take us into a week on camp with Craig Bellamy; how much work is done on that compared to how much work would be done on an opposition team, for example?
It's a mixture of both, but it's more about how we want to do things. There's a lot of detail in how Craig prepares the team.
Inside the Wales camp: Kieffer Moore & Liam Cullen
Q: How do you see it? Is it an extra thing to go and beat England?
There is definitely an extra motivation to win against England, similar to a club rival or derby match.
Inside the Wales camp: Chris Mepham, David Brooks and Josh Sheehan
Q: How did that feel for you? Three nil down and then three all and then to lose it at the death.
It was devastating, but coming back to 3-3 was a big confidence boost.
Inside the Wales camp: Chris Mepham, David Brooks and Josh Sheehan
Q: What has jumped out from this squad for you?
Missing Ampadu is a big blow, but seeing Cardiff players coming through is a big positive for Wales.
Wales at Euro 2025: Kayleigh Barton, Sophie Ingle and Esther Morgan
Q: Helen, if you've just looked at Wales' results in this tournament, lost 3-0, lost 4-1, can you explain how that can be?
Helen explains that the scores are harsh reflections, noting the team's improvement despite their losses and acknowledges the higher level of competition.

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This podcast provides listeners with in-depth analysis, news, and commentary on Welsh football, encompassing both men's and women's teams. With a focus on significant tournaments like the Euros, it features reflections on recent matches, player insights, and the evolving dynamics within Welsh football. The hosts bring an engaging blend of expert opinions and relatable anecdotes, making complex tactical discussions accessible and entertaining. Listeners can anticipate a mixture of serious analysis and lighthearted banter as the hosts reflect on the passion surrounding Welsh football and its cultural impact.

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Recent guests on Feast of Football include:

1. Ethan Ampadu
2. Joe Rodon
3. Gemma Evans
4. Lily Woodham
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6. Angharad James
7. Ceri Holland
8. Rhiannon Roberts

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