Podcast
Feast of Football
Hosted by BBC Radio Wales · EN
Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes chat through the big stories in Welsh football
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Cardiff's Riza revival unravels
Dec 12, 202400:51:56Tap to summarizeFrom taking 12 points from his first six games, to just two from the next six, it's been an alarming slump in form for Cardiff City under manager Omer Riza. The poor run of results sees the Bluebirds sitting inside the relegation places, and showing little evidence of being able to reverse the alarming slide down the table.The lads also discuss Ben Cabango's contract situation at Swansea and whether the new owners will spend in January to make a push for the play-offs. And with the Christmas party season upon us, Iwan and Sam recall some of their favourite fancy dress exploits.
Transcribe →Dublin delight as Wilkinson's Wales create history
Dec 5, 202400:54:49Tap to summarizeFormer striker Helen Ward joins Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes to celebrate Wales' play-off win over Ireland that sealed their place at Euro 2025 - the first time the team has reached the finals of a major tournament.
Transcribe →Wales v Ireland review: All to play for in Dublin
Dec 1, 202400:23:31Tap to summarizeCarl Roberts, Katie Owen, Nia Jones and guest Helen Ward react to Wales' Euro 2025 play-off first-leg draw against the Republic of Ireland in Cardiff.
Transcribe →Episode 303: Luke Williams
May 10, 2024Tap to summarizeAged 20, Luke Williams suffered a catastrophic knee injury that crushed all hope of playing professionally. While living rent free in a plush Canary Wharf flat with Bobby Zamora, Williams "grafted away" in whatever job came his way as his friend forged a career in the Premier League.He stumbled into coaching and has never looked back; earning a reputation as a progressive coach with a variety of clubs before being appointed manager of Notts County in 2022. In his first season, promotion was secured to League Two through the play-offs after an enthralling and record-breaking title race against Wrexham.His move to Swansea in 2024 seemed a natural fit having previously coached at the club under former manager Russell Martin, and his possession-based philosophy aligned with the "Swansea way".Simon Davies sits in for Elis James.
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