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With another two big World Cup qualifiers on the horizon, Ryan is joined by Tomi Caws and Agent Phillips to talk through them both. We've also chat the Cymru Premier play-offs and Newport's new manager, play a line up game and answer your questions.

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Once again, it's been a season riddled with drama for the five Welsh teams playing in the English Pyramid. This is the now traditional season review featuring fans of each of the five clubs, discussing the highs of promotion to the lows of relegation and everything in between.

In order of appearance:

• Louis Moore of The Disturbed District on Merthyr Town
• Tom Phillips of View From The Ninian on Cardiff City
• Barney Lloyd-Wood of You Jack Podcast on Swansea City
• Tomi Caws of Tomi Caws on Wrexham
• Ed Bridges of 1912 Exiles on Newport County

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It's a mixed bag of a podcast as a dejected Ryan is joined by a jubilant Tomi Caws and an above average Rhodri to discuss Wrexham's third consecutive promotion and Cardiff's relegation to League One. We also talk the Cymru Premier play-offs and the Welsh Cup final, play a line up game and answer your question.

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We take a deep dive into the Cymru Leagues to discuss all the ups, downs and inbetweens of another dramatic season. Ryan is joined by Tomi Caws and former Newtown manager, Chris Hughes.

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After another broadly positive international window for the women's team, Ryan catches up with Sion Misra to hear all about it. Tomi Caws and Rhodri Davies join in part 2 for a chat about the Welsh clubs in EFL and answer some of your questions.

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We're back after a busy few weeks away! Ryan is joined by the usual suspects to talk through a win over Kazakhstan and a draw in North Macedonia as well all the other talking points from a busy international window.

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Ryan and Caws spend a bit of time looking at Craig Bellamy’s squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers and discuss all the big decisions - the ins, the outs, the ifs, the buts.

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In part 1, Ryan chats to Sion Misra about a pretty decent Nations League window for the women's team before Caws, Rhodri and Phillips turn up in part 2 to talk Ampadu's knee injury, the Cymru North and South title races, your questions and play a line up game.

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After another busy week in Welsh football that saw Swansea City pull the plug on Luke William's tenure at the club, Wrexham stumble in their quest for promotion and a dramatic weekend of Welsh Cup quarter finals. Ryan is joined by Rhodri and Tomi Caws to go through it all, as well as a line up game and your questions.

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