Coleman Had A Dream

In episode 5 of the Coleman Had A Dream Podcast we have a very wide ranging discussion. From the Welsh clubs progress, the Nations League draw to concluding our debate on Paul Dummett and who will replace Ashley Williams in the heart of the defense when he retires. This chat covers a lot of Wales' young guns. Speaking of which, we have an interview with Josh Francombe, who is a young right back playing here in the States for Atlanta United Academy and also representing Wales at u16 and soon to be u17 level. There is also an appearance from the Fire Department as always and some mockery of Newcastle United. Enjoy!

In the latest episode of Coleman Had A Dream, Ruth and Dai discuss Ryan Giggs' appointment as Wales manager, as well as give their thoughts on the recruitment process and how this could change Osian Roberts role within the FAW. They also explain the Nations League as well as discuss some possible opponents for Wales, the Welsh teams success in the FA Cup this season and Gareth Bale's return to fitness. Enjoy!

The latest Coleman Had A Dream podcast focuses on football fans reputations, and involves a discussion on other Welsh sports fans reputations too. A wide ranging discussion culminates with us chatting about the China Cup which Wales have now confirmed their participation in, and Jonathon Ford's comments about the nationality of our future manager. We also have a full interview with The Barry Horns about how their idea of putting a band together transformed into them travelling around France as the Welsh Band, and now their involvement at the Wales Women's matches. A wide ranging and funny interview. We hope you listen, subscribe, and enjoy!

In the second episode of Coleman Had A Dream, we discuss who could be the successor to Coleman, and who we don't want. We also chat with Haley from FeWales about her contribution to the Welsh football fan movement. There's also some words for the Women's team after their World Cup qualifiers, and a comment on the plight of Merthyr.

One of many by Dai and Ruth