Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use CHAD10 for 10% discount at bagsybags.comDai and Ruth return to preview the Armenia (H) and Turkey (A) qualifiers. We examine the strengths and weaknesses of our opponents and how we think Cymru will line up and play too. We finish by discussing the possible new homes for Ben Davies and Ethan Ampadu next season.

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Armenia And Turkey Match Preview

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use the code CHAD10 for 10% off at bagsybags.comDai and Ruth return to discuss the latest Cymru squad ahead of the two June qualifiers, at home to Armenia and away to Turkey. The main talking point is the inclusion of Bristol City youngster Joe Low as well as a few "regular" names missing out in the shape of Levitt, Sorba and Burns. Finally, we discuss how great it is to see Dai Brooks name back in a Welsh squad. We talk a bit about Tom Lockyer and other players who have been promoted or relegated, including Ethan Ampadu. His Spezia side play only the 5th ever Serie A relegation playoff on Sunday. We conclude by discussing the FAW's application and appeals process for promotion and relegation, the posibility of blue cards and sin bins for dissent, Cheryl Foster refereeing a huge womens European game plus the U17's experience in Hungary.

Support us at <a href="http://buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream</a> Use the code CHAD10 for 10% off at <a href="http://bagsybags.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bagsybags.com</a> Dai and Ruth return to discuss the latest Cymru squad ahead of the two June qualifiers, at home to Armenia and away to Turkey. The main talking point is the inclusion of Bristol City youngster Joe Low as well as a few "regular" names missing out in the shape of Levitt, Sorba and Burns. Finally, we discuss how great it is to see Dai Brooks name back in a Welsh squad. We talk a bit about Tom Lockyer and other players who have been promoted or relegated, including Ethan Ampadu. His Spezia side play only the 5th ever Serie A relegation playoff on Sunday. We conclude by discussing the FAW's application and appeals process for promotion and relegation, the posibility of blue cards and sin bins for dissent, Cheryl Foster refereeing a huge womens European game plus the U17's experience in Hungary.

Armenia And Turkey Squad Announcement

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdreamUse the code CHAD10 at bagsybags.com for 10% off!Dai and Ruth return to discuss the seasons outcomes from Wrexham, Swansea, Cardiff and Newport. Rather than looking back however, the pair look ahead to what needs changing or developing for next season. We follow up by looking at the Women’s Nations League draw as we are set to face Germany, Denmark and Iceland. A far from easy draw as we play in the tournament for the first time on the women’s side. We finish by talking all things Welsh League. Promotions, relegations, European playoffs and Cup Final fiasco. We’ve got you covered.

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End Of Season 22/23

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream or head to bagsybags.com and use the code CHAD10 for 10% off!Dai and Ruth return to discuss an invaluable draw in Split as well as a 1-0 win over Latvia as Rob Page begins the post - Bale era. A near perfect start. The pair discuss the games, the lineups, the goals and give their overview on the place we sit at the moment, now all the games have finished.

Support us at <a href="http://buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream</a> or head to <a href="http://bagsybags.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bagsybags.com</a> and use the code CHAD10 for 10% off! Dai and Ruth return to discuss an invaluable draw in Split as well as a 1-0 win over Latvia as Rob Page begins the post - Bale era. A near perfect start. The pair discuss the games, the lineups, the goals and give their overview on the place we sit at the moment, now all the games have finished.

Croatia And Latvia Review

Dai and Ruth return to discuss everything Welsh football, ahead of the new campaign kicking off against Croatia and Latvia. We start with yet more retirements of fan favourites Gunts and Joniesta, but minds quickly turn to Euro 2024. We discuss the squad announcement and those called up, plus the four debutants. We move on to talking through our impressive opposition as well as suggest a starting XI. To go along with these we answer some of your questions along the way.We finish with some predictions for these games and the campaign as a whole and a moment of congratulations to David Brooks for finally making his playing return.

Dai and Ruth return to discuss everything Welsh football, ahead of the new campaign kicking off against Croatia and Latvia. We start with yet more retirements of fan favourites Gunts and Joniesta, but minds quickly turn to Euro 2024. We discuss the squad announcement and those called up, plus the four debutants. We move on to talking through our impressive opposition as well as suggest a starting XI. To go along with these we answer some of your questions along the way. We finish with some predictions for these games and the campaign as a whole and a moment of congratulations to David Brooks for finally making his playing return.

Croatia (a) And Latvia (h)

Dai and Ruth return to discuss the appointments of Eric Ramsay and Nick Davies as first team coach and Head of Performance respectively. Are the appointments too late? Does Ramsay have enough experience? Find out what we think. We follow this with a segment on Helen Ward who has announced her retirement this week. A Welsh legend. And yet another emotional goodbye!We finish by discussing the Croatia squad and it's inclusion of Luka Modric, and conclude today by having another discussion on Paul Mullin after a great article by Stephen Baker on our website sparked a lot of debate.

Dai and Ruth return to discuss the appointments of Eric Ramsay and Nick Davies as first team coach and Head of Performance respectively. Are the appointments too late? Does Ramsay have enough experience? Find out what we think. We follow this with a segment on Helen Ward who has announced her retirement this week. A Welsh legend. And yet another emotional goodbye! We finish by discussing the Croatia squad and it's inclusion of Luka Modric, and conclude today by having another discussion on Paul Mullin after a great article by Stephen Baker on our website sparked a lot of debate.

New Coaches. Diolch Helen.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream or visit bagsybags.com and use CHAD10 for 10% discount. Dai and Ruth return to discuss the opening two games of the Pinatar Cup plus congratulate Gemma Evans on her 50th cap for Wales. We also extend our congratulations to Laura McAllister who has been appointed onto the UEFA Executive Committee. The bulk of our discussion however is based around the Euro 2024 campaign which starts in just over a months time. We discuss who may miss out, who deserves a call up and why there is no replacement for Kit Symons just yet. We also have a healthy argument/debate about Paul Mullin and Tom Bradshaw potentially being included. Would that mean a change of shape for Wales or could they be a key part of whatever Rob Page's plan B will...be.

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Squad Experiments?

Joe Allen

Support us buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream or visit bagsybags.com using the code CHAD10 for 10% off. Dai and Ruth return as Joe Allen announces that he is retiring from international football. We discuss his impact but also what comes next for Page and the rest of his squad. We follow that by mentioning the game against Gibraltar which was announced for October this week.  We also go through the new tournament qualifying routes that UEFA have announced this week. Very complicated. We also squeeze in some chat about Wales away, Bale’s golf and the Pinatar Cup starting next week for the Women’s team. We finish by discussing the few Welsh players who have made a transfer in January.

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Thanks Joe Allen

Support us: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdreamUse the code CHAD10 for 10% off at bagsybags.comDai and Ruth return to discuss the changes in the Welsh backroom staff, and a recent interview from Rob Page. From there the discussion moves to the managerial merry-go-round at Cardiff City. We then focus on the women game as Laura McAllister applying to be part of the UEFA Executive Committee is talked through before chatting about the fantastic news that the FAW have brought the mens and womens team in line when it comes to pay. We finish by discussing some of Wales’ players abroad and their good performances of late and the news that David Brooks looks to be returning to fitness.

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New Coach Needed

Dai and Ruth return from their winter break to discuss the retirement of Welsh footballing legend, Gareth Bale. From discussing best memories, moments and comments to his importance to Wales. We also share some of your best memories of (in my opinion!) the greatest Welsh footballer of them all. Diolch Gareth. For everything.

Thank You Gareth

Listen to Dai and Ruth, two Welsh exiles living in the Netherlands and US, talk Welsh football. They explore the Welsh football fan experience, as well as discussing Welsh football news, gossip and matches.

Excellent open discussion, especially brilliant insight on Euro ‘16 from a players perspective.

Owain Fon Podcast

Great to listen to, funny and insightful. Really enjoyed the interview with Owain Fon Williams.

Great pod

Coleman Had A Dream

A conversation about the best defeat in Welsh football history. It's that simple.

Bosnia (a) Andorra (h)

Welcome back to another Coleman Had A Dream podcast! Following the FAW re-running all the qualifiers in the build up to Euro 2016, we are watching and discussing the games. Up today, are two of the most important games, certainly in the modern history, of Welsh football. After a great start to the group where Wales had won two and drawn two, we came up against an Israel team who had won their opening three qualifying games. They had beaten Andorra, Cyprus and most impressively, top seeds Bosnia and Herzegovina. Wales were to go clear top of the group after this game following a stunning 3-0 win. An apparently out of form (if you were to read the pre match media chatter) Gareth Bale scored a brace, whilst Aaron Ramsey scored a gorgeous header on the stroke of half time. With three points in our pockets Wales headed home, and later in the year (June) came up against a very talented and exciting Belgium side. The Welsh had previously had an hard fought 0-0 draw out in Belgium, but this time went one better when Gareth Bale collected a misplaced backpass and sent the Cardiff City Stadium into raptures. Two games which put us on the road to Euro 2016. In the words of Rob Phillips, “catch us if you can”.Dai and Ruth talk through the games, the tactics, the lineups and the sheer excitement of it all. For Dai, it was well and truly an “I was there” moment. A great fun walk down memory lane….

Welcome back to another Coleman Had A Dream podcast! Following the FAW re-running all the qualifiers in the build up to Euro 2016, we are watching and discussing the games. Up today, are two of the most important games, certainly in the modern history, of Welsh football. After a great start to the group where Wales had won two and drawn two, we came up against an Israel team who had won their opening three qualifying games. They had beaten Andorra, Cyprus and most impressively, top seeds Bosnia and Herzegovina. Wales were to go clear top of the group after this game following a stunning 3-0 win. An apparently out of form (if you were to read the pre match media chatter) Gareth Bale scored a brace, whilst Aaron Ramsey scored a gorgeous header on the stroke of half time. With three points in our pockets Wales headed home, and later in the year (June) came up against a very talented and exciting Belgium side. The Welsh had previously had an hard fought 0-0 draw out in Belgium, but this time went one better when Gareth Bale collected a misplaced backpass and sent the Cardiff City Stadium into raptures. Two games which put us on the road to Euro 2016. In the words of Rob Phillips, “catch us if you can”. Dai and Ruth talk through the games, the tactics, the lineups and the sheer excitement of it all. For Dai, it was well and truly an “I was there” moment. A great fun walk down memory lane….

Israel (A) and Belgium (H) re-run review

Dai and Ruth are back with their Favourite Football Things. This time, managers are the focus of our discussion. It'll come as no surprise that Chris Coleman gets a mention, given the name of our podcast. There are also mentions for: Bobby Robson, Mike England, Renus Michels among a selection of greats. We hope you enjoy another one of our favourite football things.

Dai and Ruth are back with their Favourite Football Things. This time, managers are the focus of our discussion. It'll come as no surprise that Chris Coleman gets a mention, given the name of our podcast. There are also mentions for: Bobby Robson, Mike England, Renus Michels among a selection of greats. We hope you enjoy another one of our favourite football things.

Favourite Football Things: Managers

Dai and Ruth are back to talk over the re-runs of the Cyprus win, and the iconic 0-0 draw with Belgium. The formations, the tactics, the subs and how bad our memories trick our minds on how the games panned out!We had some sound quality issues during this recording, so apologies for that.

Dai and Ruth are back to talk over the re-runs of the Cyprus win, and the iconic 0-0 draw with Belgium. The formations, the tactics, the subs and how bad our memories trick our minds on how the games panned out! We had some sound quality issues during this recording, so apologies for that.

Cyprus and Belgium Review

Craig Bellamy

In a slightly bizarre addition to the podcast series, we have got together to discuss, following a very specific request....Our favourite fouls (if there is such a thing!) and our favourite Craig Bellamy post match interview, of which there are several contenders believe it or not!Have a listen and let us know if you have any additions to our answers!

In a slightly bizarre addition to the podcast series, we have got together to discuss, following a very specific request....Our favourite fouls (if there is such a thing!) and our favourite Craig Bellamy post match interview, of which there are several contenders believe it or not! Have a listen and let us know if you have any additions to our answers!

Favourite Football Things: Fouls and Craig Bellamy Interviews

We did say we would answer any questions about anything that people asked, and that's exactly what we've done! As a consequence we are talking our favourite football shithouses, and great footballing haircuts. This is perhaps not our best work, but a bit of a laugh. Plus Robbie Savage appears in both categories. Which is nice.

We did say we would answer any questions about anything that people asked, and that's exactly what we've done! As a consequence we are talking our favourite football shithouses, and great footballing haircuts. This is perhaps not our best work, but a bit of a laugh. Plus Robbie Savage appears in both categories. Which is nice.

Favourite Football Things: Haircuts and Shithouses

After the FAW broadcast the Euro 2016 Qualifiers against Andorra and Bosnia, Dai and Ruth got back together to see if their memories of the games at the time coincided with what actually happened! A nice trip down memory lane, at what turned out to be two crucial fixtures. Following that, a slight outburst of reality as the current climate both inside and outside of the footballing bubble is aired. Should the football season continue, or should it be sacked off? Why clubs should support each other and what the football world can do to support those lower down the pyramid. It's a more serious end to a light hearted chat.Favourite Football Things will be back tomorrow...

After the FAW broadcast the Euro 2016 Qualifiers against Andorra and Bosnia, Dai and Ruth got back together to see if their memories of the games at the time coincided with what actually happened! A nice trip down memory lane, at what turned out to be two crucial fixtures. Following that, a slight outburst of reality as the current climate both inside and outside of the footballing bubble is aired. Should the football season continue, or should it be sacked off? Why clubs should support each other and what the football world can do to support those lower down the pyramid. It's a more serious end to a light hearted chat. Favourite Football Things will be back tomorrow...

Andorra and Bosnia. Where do we go from here?

Dai and Ruth continue their Favourite Football Things series with their favourite football match funny stories, and favourite players they have met. You'll hear stories about dislocated shoulders, porn mags, lost bets, Gareth Bale, Craig Bellamy and PC World. It's a goodun.....

Favourite Football Things: Funny Stories and Player's We've Met

In the second installment of our Favourite Football Things series, we discuss the best matches we've been to. Two very different matches, very different circumstances and very different outcomes for both of us. Have a listen to find out what we remember as our favourite games.

Favourite Matches We've Been To

Ruth and Dai return in the first of a series of mini specials. Euro 2020 has now become Euro 2021 after UEFA undoubtedly made the right (and expected) decision to postpone the tournament. We discuss whether from a football perspective if this is good for Wales, as Joe Allen will likely be available. We also look at the potential knock on effects for others in and out of Wales, including the Wales Women and their potential appearance at Euro 2021. Big thanks to Penny Miles who donated a lot of her time and effort to this portion of the conversation. After that, we start out Favourite Footballing Things series, and the opener is our favourite stadiums. St. James' Park, Elland Road, the Nou Camp, The Racecourse and Wrigley Field all get a mention, among others! Please get back to us with your favourite stadiums and why! New episodes coming each day......

Ruth and Dai return in the first of a series of mini specials. Euro 2020 has now become Euro 2021 after UEFA undoubtedly made the right (and expected) decision to postpone the tournament. We discuss whether from a football perspective if this is good for Wales, as Joe Allen will likely be available. We also look at the potential knock on effects for others in and out of Wales, including the Wales Women and their potential appearance at Euro 2021. Big thanks to Penny Miles who donated a lot of her time and effort to this portion of the conversation. After that, we start out Favourite Footballing Things series, and the opener is our favourite stadiums. St. James' Park, Elland Road, the Nou Camp, The Racecourse and Wrigley Field all get a mention, among others! Please get back to us with your favourite stadiums and why! New episodes coming each day......

Postponement and Favourite Stadia

Dai and Ruth are back, in slightly sombre circumstances! The initial plan was to do a mini pod regarding the Nations League and a debrief of the Wales Women's win over Estonia. Then the Joe Allen news broke.....As such we discuss the possible replacements and the impact of on the squad as a whole, as well as on Joe himself. From there we return to the aims of the pod. We talk through the opponents in Wales' Nations League group as well as the comprehensive and fairly dominant win for the Women. All in all, a lot of ground gets covered, and it's not always the cheeriest of conversations because of Joe!

Dai and Ruth are back, in slightly sombre circumstances! The initial plan was to do a mini pod regarding the Nations League and a debrief of the Wales Women's win over Estonia. Then the Joe Allen news broke..... As such we discuss the possible replacements and the impact of on the squad as a whole, as well as on Joe himself. From there we return to the aims of the pod. We talk through the opponents in Wales' Nations League group as well as the comprehensive and fairly dominant win for the Women. All in all, a lot of ground gets covered, and it's not always the cheeriest of conversations because of Joe!

Nations League and Joe Allen

Dai and Ruth return once more to discuss the draw for Euro 2020. The opposition get discussed as do their qualifying campaigns and the route out of the group. Dai in particular demonstrates some very questionable maths skills, and has a now weekly rant - this time about UEFA and the staging of a Pan European tournament. As always Ruth makes some very valid points about how the condensed qualifying period hampered smaller nations and benefited the larger ones too. There's a quick round up of all things Wales too, such as injuries for Ben Davies, how Bale is coping in Madrid among other things.Finally the Women's 0-0 draw with Northern Ireland gets discussed and how opposition players and teams may be targeting certain weaknesses in the starting line up. The big question of the moment also get answered - who will make the Panini sticker album, but not make the plane to Baku......

Dai and Ruth return once more to discuss the draw for Euro 2020. The opposition get discussed as do their qualifying campaigns and the route out of the group. Dai in particular demonstrates some very questionable maths skills, and has a now weekly rant - this time about UEFA and the staging of a Pan European tournament. As always Ruth makes some very valid points about how the condensed qualifying period hampered smaller nations and benefited the larger ones too. There's a quick round up of all things Wales too, such as injuries for Ben Davies, how Bale is coping in Madrid among other things. Finally the Women's 0-0 draw with Northern Ireland gets discussed and how opposition players and teams may be targeting certain weaknesses in the starting line up. The big question of the moment also get answered - who will make the Panini sticker album, but not make the plane to Baku......

Euro 2020 Draw

Dai and Ruth are back again, to discuss the Wales double header against Croatia and Slovakia. The games, the lineups, the style of play and the consequences of these performances all get mentioned. We are joined this week by a guest, Owain Porter, who was at the Croatia game. He offers interesting insight to the game including his view on the crowd and atmosphere, as well as what he saw regarding our tactical set up from the stands. All in all, an interesting in depth look at two vital games.

Dai and Ruth are back again, to discuss the Wales double header against Croatia and Slovakia. The games, the lineups, the style of play and the consequences of these performances all get mentioned. We are joined this week by a guest, Owain Porter, who was at the Croatia game. He offers interesting insight to the game including his view on the crowd and atmosphere, as well as what he saw regarding our tactical set up from the stands. All in all, an interesting in depth look at two vital games.

Points Gained or Points Dropped? Slovakia and Croatia Review

In the latest pod, Dai and Ruth discuss the upcoming games - against Azerbaijan and Belarus. They talk tactics, formations and who should play in different positions. They go to discuss the departure of Osian Roberts and how the FAW have handled his loss, as well as the promotions that have occurred as a consequence, such as Rob Page leaving the U21 role to assist with the main squad. Finally, ahead of the main pod on the Women's qualifiers, Dai and Ruth briefly discuss the win against the Faroe Islands, and the disappointing draw with Northern Ireland.

In the latest pod, Dai and Ruth discuss the upcoming games - against Azerbaijan and Belarus. They talk tactics, formations and who should play in different positions. They go to discuss the departure of Osian Roberts and how the FAW have handled his loss, as well as the promotions that have occurred as a consequence, such as Rob Page leaving the U21 role to assist with the main squad. Finally, ahead of the main pod on the Women's qualifiers, Dai and Ruth briefly discuss the win against the Faroe Islands, and the disappointing draw with Northern Ireland.

Azerbaijan & Belarus Preview

In the second half of this review podcast, Dai and Ruth talk about the general points arising from Wales' disappointing defeats against Hungary and Croatia, but revel in the glory of Wales Women's brilliant 1-0 victory over New Zealand. That follows into an in depth conversation about women's football in general, the Women's World Cup, how great Ada Hegerberg is and how much of a moron Alexi Lalas is.

In the second half of this review podcast, Dai and Ruth talk about the general points arising from Wales' disappointing defeats against Hungary and Croatia, but revel in the glory of Wales Women's brilliant 1-0 victory over New Zealand. That follows into an in depth conversation about women's football in general, the Women's World Cup, how great Ada Hegerberg is and how much of a moron Alexi Lalas is.

Hungary, Croatia and New Zealand - Part 2

Ruth and Dai are back in the pub to talk through the two big qualifiers which Wales sadly lost. There's a run down of the game, the key moments and our opinions on it all. This is part one. Part two covers the Wales Women's game against New Zealand alongside many wider issues in women's football and the aftermath of the two defeats we've just witnessed.

Ruth and Dai are back in the pub to talk through the two big qualifiers which Wales sadly lost. There's a run down of the game, the key moments and our opinions on it all. This is part one. Part two covers the Wales Women's game against New Zealand alongside many wider issues in women's football and the aftermath of the two defeats we've just witnessed.

Croatia, Hungary and New Zealand Review Part 1

Ruth and Dai are back at the mics to give a preview for the upcoming Euro 2020 Qualifiers against Croatia and Hungary. They talk through the squad, who will miss out for the final 23 for the games plus the notable absences and inclusions. On top of that there are some typically ropey predictions and some thoughts on how both opponents will play. After that they discuss Newport's final heartbreak, where the Swans are in their managerial hunt plus a good discussion on the Women's game against New Zealand on Tuesday.

Ruth and Dai are back at the mics to give a preview for the upcoming Euro 2020 Qualifiers against Croatia and Hungary. They talk through the squad, who will miss out for the final 23 for the games plus the notable absences and inclusions. On top of that there are some typically ropey predictions and some thoughts on how both opponents will play. After that they discuss Newport's final heartbreak, where the Swans are in their managerial hunt plus a good discussion on the Women's game against New Zealand on Tuesday.

Croatia and Hungary

Dai and Ruth were very lucky to be able to spend an hour with the brilliant Natasha Harding. The Welsh International and Reading player had a lot to discuss, as the recording was done on the day of the Women's Euro 2021 Qualifiers draw. There is a discussion about how Tash got into football, and how a chance meeting with Gwennan Harris's sister gave her a break in the game. Her current club Reading get discussed including Tash's less than favoured role as a wing back. They talk through Tash's Wales debut, her first goals (which turned into a hat trick!) and where she keeps her match balls!After that there is an open and in depth conversation on the recent draw for the Women's Euros 2019 and what everyone's expectations are. Each of the teams in the group (Norway, Belarus, Northern Ireland and the Faroe Islands) get a mention and Tash gives an interesting insight on what she sees as the Norwegians weaknesses, beyond the absence of Ada Hegerberg. Most importantly, there is a revelation which means the Coleman Had A Dream podcast has made the big time.....Dai is in the players whatsapp group. Sort of.

Dai and Ruth were very lucky to be able to spend an hour with the brilliant Natasha Harding. The Welsh International and Reading player had a lot to discuss, as the recording was done on the day of the Women's Euro 2021 Qualifiers draw. There is a discussion about how Tash got into football, and how a chance meeting with Gwennan Harris's sister gave her a break in the game. Her current club Reading get discussed including Tash's less than favoured role as a wing back. They talk through Tash's Wales debut, her first goals (which turned into a hat trick!) and where she keeps her match balls! After that there is an open and in depth conversation on the recent draw for the Women's Euros 2019 and what everyone's expectations are. Each of the teams in the group (Norway, Belarus, Northern Ireland and the Faroe Islands) get a mention and Tash gives an interesting insight on what she sees as the Norwegians weaknesses, beyond the absence of Ada Hegerberg. Most importantly, there is a revelation which means the Coleman Had A Dream podcast has made the big time.....Dai is in the players whatsapp group. Sort of.

Tash Harding

Dai and Ruth have another winter warmer for you, with an interview with the fascinating Laura McAllister. Laura has worked in many different areas of sport, sports governance as well as politics. She is now a lecturer at Cardiff University. She has played club and international football, captained Wales and was part of the group who lobbied the FAW to get an official Wales Women side set up - a story she tells very well to us! All in all, she has some great stories and fascinating insights into sport in Wales, and the challenges for women in that arena. Before that, Ruth and Dai discuss the magic of the cup being alive and well in both Newport and Swansea, plus Wrexham.....score a goal!

Dai and Ruth have another winter warmer for you, with an interview with the fascinating Laura McAllister. Laura has worked in many different areas of sport, sports governance as well as politics. She is now a lecturer at Cardiff University. She has played club and international football, captained Wales and was part of the group who lobbied the FAW to get an official Wales Women side set up - a story she tells very well to us! All in all, she has some great stories and fascinating insights into sport in Wales, and the challenges for women in that arena. Before that, Ruth and Dai discuss the magic of the cup being alive and well in both Newport and Swansea, plus Wrexham.....score a goal!

Laura McAllister and FA Cup Magic

Jess Fishlock

CHAD meets: Jess Fishlock.Dai and Ruth sit down with Wales' most capped footballer of all time, and talk through her brilliant career.We talk about how Jess got into football (thanks to her sister), her early career in the UK before moving to Holland and the impact that had on her as a player and a person. We discuss the other moves in her career which have taken in Germany, Australia and now the US. We discuss her Wales career, her first game and of course the upcoming clash against England as Wales try to make the World Cup for the first time. She tells us how it felt to get an MBE plus our regular child star Seren, gives Jess a few questions too. Jess also gives us her thoughts on what Women's football needs to do to improve and change, plus how much life her international career has left. All in all, Jess gives us a lot of insights on what it's like to be a footballer and was incredibly genuine and honest with her answers over three sittings of discussions! It's a great chat and worth a listen!

CHAD meets: Jess Fishlock. Dai and Ruth sit down with Wales' most capped footballer of all time, and talk through her brilliant career. We talk about how Jess got into football (thanks to her sister), her early career in the UK before moving to Holland and the impact that had on her as a player and a person. We discuss the other moves in her career which have taken in Germany, Australia and now the US. We discuss her Wales career, her first game and of course the upcoming clash against England as Wales try to make the World Cup for the first time. She tells us how it felt to get an MBE plus our regular child star Seren, gives Jess a few questions too. Jess also gives us her thoughts on what Women's football needs to do to improve and change, plus how much life her international career has left. All in all, Jess gives us a lot of insights on what it's like to be a footballer and was incredibly genuine and honest with her answers over three sittings of discussions! It's a great chat and worth a listen!

CHAD meets: Jess Fishlock

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