Discussing the Wales national team Trafod tîm cenedlaethol Cymru
by Russell Todd, with Ian Garland In episode 177 of the podcast, Leon and I discussed Craig Bellamy’s maiden squad announcement, and one of the headline selections in an otherwise pretty routine selection was...
The end of season tour was long a staple for representative international teams. In June-July 1929 an FAW squad travelled from Canada’s eastern flank to its western flank and back again playing and winning...
Part 10 in our blog series exploring links between Cymru and members of the Confederation of African Football. Previous blogs have visited: This part focuses exclusively on the Bafana Bafana who finished in third...
Part 9 in our blog series exploring links between Cymru and members of the Confederation of African Football. Previous blogs have visited: Nigeria Given Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa and the...
Part 9 in our blog series exploring links between Cymru and members of the Confederation of African Football. Previous blogs have visited: Zambia Robert Earnshaw – after John Robinson, Earnshaw is the second male...
Part 8 of our blog series looking at links between Cymru and African nations. Previous blogs have visited: Algeria Idriss Saadi – Then Cardiff manager Russell Slade stated that the club had been scouting...
Part 7 in our series of blogs on the links between Cymru and members of the Confederation of African Football. Angola Ben Cabango’s father, Paulo, moved from Angola to London in his twenties to...
With the African Cup of Nations 2023 now underway, part 6 of our blog series exploring links between Cymru and Africa sees us visit two countries who despite decent AFCON pedigree are not competing...
