Coleman Had A Dream

Support us: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Dai and Ruth return to discuss Wales' two wins against Croatia and Kosovo as Rhian Wilkinson's side began their campaign in style. We discuss the games, the goals, the change in captaincy and Jess Fishlock's 150th cap. From there we go on and talk about the FAW recently announced revenue figures, and what they mean. We discuss Wrexham and their promotion, the fella who got a banning order as well as the scrapping of FA Cup replays. We finish by mentioning Leighton James, who sadly passed away last week aged 71.

Support us: buymeacoffe.com/colemansdream We are back with the podcast no one wants to listen to. We dissect Wales' heartbreaking loss to Poland, discuss Page's future and try not to cry. We finish by looking ahead to the women's Nations League campaign starting this week, with Croatia at home and Kosovo away to come.

Support us: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use CHAD10 for 10% discount at bagsybags.com Dai and Ruth return to look back at a memorable night against Finland, and look ahead to what will certainly be a momentous occasion against Poland on Tuesday night. We look back at team selection, Page's big decisions got right, the goals and where we can get at the Poles, as well as where they can get at us. We've got you post match, and pre match here at CHAD HQ.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use the code CHAD10 at bagsybags.com for 10% off. Dai and Ruth look ahead to the Euro 2024 playoff semi final, as Wales face Finland in the Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday. Team selection, tactics, both sides strengths and weaknesses and more. We finish with predictions and share plans for watching the game itself. It promises to be a tense end to the week...

Support us: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use CHAD10 for 10% off at bagsybags.com Dai and Ruth return to discuss the Playoff squad for the 2024 Euros. Ramsey returns, we forget Tyler Roberts and much more. We chat about the new shirts and daps which were released today by the FAW as well as the eye watering cost. We touch on the new Wales Women's manager as well as the Nations League / Euro 2025 qualifiers which start in April and finish with a mention of the upcoming Wales C international.

Support the team: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/transplant-wales-fc Dai is on hand to chat to Shaun, Kyle and Mel who represent Wales in the transplant football team. A fantastic group who use football to help and support people who have had transplants. We discuss how they got into it, their best experiences representing their country and what impact this can have on those who have had a transplant. It is inspiring to speak to a group of people like this.

Support sat buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream and use the code CHAD10 to get 10% off at bagsybags.com Dai and Ruth return to discuss all things Welsh football, but this time with special guest, Rob Phillips. 

Rob is the voice of Welsh football and here we discuss his career and ask some of your questions about his time behind the mic. Following that we discuss the Nations League draw, and take a look at the women’s game against the Republic of Ireland whilst discussing the wider situation the team find themselves in following the departure of Gemma Grainger. We finish with a look ahead to the March playoff as we are now a month out from that game. With the news of Aaron Ramsey’s injury we discuss his absence as well as a few other issues around Welsh players as we build up to the monumental game. A huge thanks to Rob for his time and being an absolute pleasure to speak with.

Contribute: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Support: bagsybags.com and use CHAD10 for 10% off Dai and Ruth return to discuss the transfer window's Welsh comings and goings, especially at Elland Road - home of CPD Lleeds. We also look at some others who didn't get a move and what it all means for Wales. From there we have a look at "where we are" with some injured players being ruled out of the playoffs as well as the returning Aaron Ramsey, to the Cardiff bench. And I explain to Ruth my run in with a former England international! The bulk of the show is a look ahead to Thursday's Nations League draw and who we want, and want to avoid. We finish with a discussion of the Wales women's recently announced game on 27th February, and the confirmation of the coaching staff which has been announced. As usual, we cover every base.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Visit bagsybags.com and use the code CHAD10 for 10% off Dai and Ruth return after their winter break, to look at the breaking stories in Welsh football. This time around, it was the news that Gemma Grainger has departed Cardiff for Oslo. We look at the move, what she leaves behind, and answer the question, are we sad she's gone? We continue by chatting through the Welsh players on the fringes of the squad who could get a call up in March as well as the C International which has been announced for March. We finish by talking about the news that Aaron Ramsey is close to a return, and where he fits in for Wales...if at all! If you're interested in the book I mention in the pod too, A League of Our Own, you can get it here... https://www.siopcwlwm.co.uk/products/a-league-of-our-own-the-cymru-premier-story

Dai and Ruth return to discuss Wales' recent disappointing draws against Armenia and Turkey as well as what awaits them the playoffs. We discuss Finland and who may come next should we get there, in either Poland or Estonia. We also talk through another tough draw, as we look ahead at who we could face in Germany, should we get there. Hamburg, Berlin and Dortmund look like cracking trips mind! We finish by discussing the Women's Nations League and Wales' relegation to League B and what that means for Gemma Grainger and the team.

Dai and Ruth return to discuss the huge Euro 2024 qualifiers, as well as the women's Nations League games against Germany and Denmark. We preview the qualifiers double header, talk about the squad and who will play plus the dreaded predictions.

Dai and Ruth return, still giddy from the victory over Croatia keeping Wales' Euro 2024 hopes alive and crucially in Cymru hands. We look at some tactical stuff around who comes back into the squad and if they start, plus the difficult build up to the last games with the manager and CEO seemingly at loggerheads. We finish by doing a look ahead to the Nations League games coming up for our women's team as well as the recent games for our younger ages groups. As always, support us at: buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream and use the code CHAD10 at bagsybags.com for 10% off.

Dai and Ruth return, live from Cardiff airport (!) to discuss Wales' stunning 1-0 win over Croatia. The win moves Wales to second in the group, keeps our hopes alive and crucially keeps our destiny in our own hands. The pod includes recordings live from in and around the stadium on the day as well as our post match thoughts.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Head of bagsybags.com and use the code CHAD10 for 10% off! Dai and Ruth return. We discuss the men's friendly against Gibraltar as Welsh football returns to the north, followed by a full preview of the game against Croatia in Cardiff. Not to overstate it, but it's massive. We finish with a brief look at the recent women's games in the Nations League, and a tribute to Tash Harding's contributions to Welsh football as she has recently announced her retirement.

Dai and Ruth return to dissect the crucial victory against Latvia, and the important role the Korea friendly played in setting that up. Lineups, goals, key moments, awful VAR decisions and your questions answered - we cover a lot. We finish by talking about Rob Page and give him some credit after what was a difficult build up to the game, for the manager.

Dai and Ruth return to discuss the upcoming Korea friendly and the crucial Latvia qualifier - a must win. We talk through how our opposition will play and how we will approach the games. We chat through how we should line up and how we will line up! We finish with the dreaded predictions - lets hope we are wrong as always.

Dai and Ruth return to discuss the June defeats to Armenia and Turkey, and discuss where this leaves Wales, and Page, as the next games approach. That's followed by chatting thought todays squad announcement, and the players Page has chosen. We finish with a brief rundown of some of the Welsh clubs.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream or visit bagsybags.com and use the code CHAD10 for 10% off! After a long summer break, Dai and Ruth return to discuss The Cymru leagues. The pair are joined by Ryan Evans, the man behind Haverfordwest County's brilliant documentary, You Can Have It All. We all discuss the positives about the leagues, and what the FAW or the league themselves could do to make the Cymru Leagues better. Ryan also gives some great insight from the inside of a Cymru Premier League club, and it's fascinating to hear the goings on of Haverfordwest County.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use CHAD10 for 10% discount at bagsybags.com Dai 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.

Support us at buymeacoffee.com/colemansdream Use the code CHAD10 for 10% off at bagsybags.com 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.