1912 Exiles

Ian, Ollie and 81 other hardy souls braved the November cold air and the cruel mistress that is the M6, and were richly rewarded for their troubles. A fine win puts County within touching distance(!) of the playoffs(!!) and gives us plenty of confidence going into December's big set of games.

As trailed, you can now buy a 1912 Exiles fridge magnet directly through our ko-fi page! Please do if you can - it supports the pod and gives you a nice little Christmas gift in return.

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Rhys is in the chair, and is joined by Ian and Ed to discuss the shock result of the season with County beating table-topping Stockport and bringing to an end their 12-game unbeaten run.

We heap praise on Graham Coughlan, we heap praise on Shane McLoughlin, we heap praise on James Clarke, we heap praise on the MND fundraiser shirt, we heap praise on... well, you get the drift.

We'll have Morecambe and Barnet reaction for you in the week ahead. If you like what we do, please help us out by buying a 1912 Exiles fridge magnet - just send us £10 via our ko-fi page, DM us your address and we'll do the rest.

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"Got what we deserved: absolutely nothing"

The bulk of this episode is another Ian Street match diary, this time from the trip to Field Mill. Ian catches up with a few faithful listeners along the way, but there were few positives to take from the game. The episode also hears Ed check in with Craig from the Mansfield Matters podcast, and get their perspective on County's survival chances and on Graham Coughlan's time as manager.

Gluttons for punishment that we are, we will be at next Saturday's game against table-topping Stockport, more in hope than expectation. Between now and then, we need you to do two things:

1. Vote for us in the Football Supporters Association "club podcast of the year" award - voting closes on Monday, so act now!
2. Buy your 1912 Exiles fridge magnet! Just send us £10 via our ko-fi page, DM us your address and we'll do the rest.

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A bit of a tide-me-over pod to keep the wheels turning at 1912 Exiles towers with a few submitted clips and comment post MK Dons.

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A bumper episode this week. Jamie and Ian are joined by Arnie and Ollie, who made the trips to Notts County and Gillingham respectively. Listen back to their matchday diaries, which include #piewatch, service station beefs and match clocks.

We chat formation changes in an up and down week, Bogle redemption, and Scot Bennett gets a new nickname (thanks Stu!)

We'll be back covering various cup games over the next few weeks before our next league game against Franchise FC. Do drop us any thoughts via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. Our thanks as always to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme. And our thanks to you for listening to the pod!

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Ed and Ollie discuss the key points from County's draw against Walsall: Maxted's performance in goal, how Countryfile fared in midfield, and our best defensive / attacking partnerships. We also look ahead - briefly - to a tough week of away games at Notts County and Gillingham, and start a beef with football administrators.

Stay tuned as the other members of the pod team bring you content over the next few weeks, and drop us any thoughts via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. Our thanks as always to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme. And our thanks to you for listening to the pod!

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We're very grateful to our Southwest of England Correspondent, Rich Cocksedge, for sending us his report of yesterday's defeat in Wiltshire. It doesn't make for positive listening - we've heard more upbeat Radiohead albums - but it's a good and fair analysis of a disappointing afternoon.

We'll be back after Friday night's game against Walsall. In the meantime, drop us a line through Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn if you'd like to.

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How much are County riding their luck, how much are they making their own luck, and how much are they being affected by rank bad luck? That's the theme this week after a smash-and-grab victory over Colchester was followed by a decidedly sub-par performance at home to Harrogate Town.

Ed is in the chair for this one. The episode features a post-match chat from Tuesday with Simon, and then a longer discussion with Dan about Saturday's defeat. We also draw heavily on the deluge of comments we had from listeners about what's going wrong and how to address it.

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So, Huw Jenkins has been waved through to takeover Newport County. He’s been in this position before, at Swansea City. So who better to take us through the experience of supporting a Huw Jenkins-led football club than Swans fan, podcaster extraordinaire, and one of the premier voices of Welsh football, Elis James!

We’ll be back with at the weekend with combined analysis of the Colchester and Harrogate double header. In the meantime, drop us a line on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn if you have questions or comments.

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After a tumultuous week off the pitch, Newport County get back to the bread and butter of fourth division football. Ian’s back on the northern beat - this time in the suburbs to the north of Manchester city centre.

Ably assisted in the tactics truck by friends of the pod Stu, Fraser, and Ollie, Ian covers #floodlightwatch, #bovrilwatch - and the game as well.

As always, you can contact the show via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn with any questions or comments.

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ICYMI: Ed joined the BBC Radio Wales team on Friday night in the aftermath of the Huw Jenkins vote. Huw appeared on the show, before Ed spoke with Rob Phillips and Jason Perry about what this means for the club. You can listen back here (11 minutes in).

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