Rhys and Ed bring you the best and the worst of a Jekyll & Hyde weekend for County. Rhys reports first on a fine 3-0 thumping of promotion-chasing Northampton in front of a big Good Friday crowd in the sunshine - and then Ed reflects on a miserable trip to Greater Manchester for a 4-0 reverse against Stockport.

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Dr. Ed ponders the Bradford aftermath and shares a pint in the Murrenger with Woody (https://twitter.com/wkchantwriter) to dive into why he's chosen to support Newport County after some long hard years of following the 'toon.

Ian gives us a lesson in Bogle-nomics; a journey through 10% of your brain

Only to re-join Ed & Ollie on the terraces for live takes on the home game vs. Wimbledon on Parade

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Ian goes to see The Mariners with 49 other brave County souls + drags office pal, Steve, a Grimsby fan, into the away end to make it a round 50!

Listen to the glamour and glitz of a cold Tuesday night tie in the North with great floodlight trivia abound.

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Ian went to Salford, so you didn't have to... En-route, he meets up with Jamie and various other waifs and strays, only to find that their customary pre-match optimism faded upon contact with the cold, hard reality of an irritatingly effective Salford side.

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Ed caught up with Ollie and Esme to look back on a tumultuous week for County. Since our last pod, we've had a draw (at Walsall), a win (at Hartlepool) and a loss (at home to Sutton), as well as the departure of Darren Kelly and the arrival onto the Board of Jon Pratt. How we managed to squeeze our chat into just 40-odd minutes, you'll have to find out.

We also cover the correct way to pronounce "Demetriou", give Charlie McNeil an edible nickname, and bring you news of some new 1912 Exiles merchandise. If you want to get hold of an #AnnounceBony mug, contact us via Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn where you can also send in any thoughts for future episodes.

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What better place to spend Valentine's Day than hanging out on the Hazells Terrace with Spytty The Dog? Ed is joined by Ollie, and together they nobly do battle against the PA system turned up to eleven!

They wax lyrical about Omar Bogle's return to form, grumble about the paucity of County's set pieces, and ponder where Will Evans fits into the new-look Cockball.

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Our man on the northern beat, Ian Street, made the long trip to Barrow, with a diversion en-route along memory lane and some family reflections. Regular listeners will enjoy his usual blend of social history, philosophy and the odd footballing insight too on what turned out to be an exceedingly dull game with a dramatic late twist! County have now secured the all-important back-to-back wins that can make such a difference to sides in a scrap.

Ed will be at the Stevenage game on Tuesday, all being well, in an episode which might hopefully keep up the recent theme of introducing a few new voices as well... Watch this space - and in the meantime get in touch through Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn to share your thoughts or to offer to come on a future episode.

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Ian is joined by Ed and Rhys after a few tedious weekends without any County games to discuss. They pay tribute to David Hando, form some judgements on our transfer business and what we can surmise about "Cock-ball" (don't Google that), and then we talk at length about a hard-won three points against Swindon Town.

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Ian picks up the baton for a trip to Carlisle that is - whichever way you cut the cake - a long one for anyone. En-route, he catches up with Ed (and an unexpected bunch of Partick Thistle fans) and reviews a frustrating defeat in very cold and blustery conditions!

We'll be back next weekend for an in-depth recording before, during and after the AFC Wimbledon match. Before then, do get in touch with us through Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn with any thoughts. And - as always - if you get chance please leave us a glowing review with whichever podcatcher you use to access the podcast.

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We're back! After a restful festive break, Ian and Ed catch up on our post-Christmas games (all of them draws). We've got Ian's matchday diary from Rochdale, Ed's reflections on very different home draws against Orient and Crawley, and we also hear YOUR thoughts on January transfer window priorities. Enjoy!

We'll be back next weekend with away day thoughts from Carlisle, assuming the weather doesn't imperil the game. In the meantime, get in touch with us through Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn with any thoughts you'd like to share. And please also heed Ed's request to leave us a nice review with whichever podcatcher you use to access the podcast.

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