Discussing the Wales national team Trafod tîm cenedlaethol Cymru
“All in all we’re just another brick in the wall” For Pink Floyd the bricks in the wall were societal and social inequalities, abuses of power and psychological harm experienced by people. In the...
There can be few players who have split Wales fans’ opinion quite as much as James Collins. Tough, towering centre back with a wealth of EPL experience to some; error-prone liability to others. With...
Having previously featured guest blogs selecting all-time Preston North End and Ipswich Town Welsh XIs, it’s now Richard Taylor‘s turn, whose research took him deep into the annals of the history of Sheffield Wednesday FC,...
As a football-mad teenager obsessed with fanzines Iwan Rowlands recalls writing an article on Welsh Ipswich Town players for TWTD.co.uk. Using the book The Men Who Made The Town as his reference point, Iwan...
Preston-born, Radyr-residing long-time friend of the podcast Jamie Grundy shares his all-time Preston North End Welsh XI. You might not know that Preston North End were the first English league champions in 1888, and also...
Following on from Leon Barton’s recent blog about why The Racecourse matters, Ryan ap Dafydd explains why he fears north Wales might be becoming a footnote to the resurgence of the national team and the...
In this joint-blog Buzz Boncath and Russell Todd look at Wales’s burgeoning rivalry with the Republic of Ireland It had to happen, didn’t it? Buzz said in his previous guest blog for Podcast Pêl-droed that...
Last week was the tenth annivesary of the last time Wales played a full international at The Racecourse in Wrexham. Leon Barton recalls that game and considers the ground’s importance in the annals of the...
