Greg and Charlie react to a disappointing result against Denmark in Copenhagen and discuss where it leaves us in our Nations League campaign.

Greg and Charlie continue their gallivanting, this time in Copenhagen, to discuss Wales’ upcoming Nations League match against Denmark. We also hear from some Welsh fans who are enjoying their trip and have definitely not spent the entire time so far in an Irish bar.

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Greg and Charlie react to Wales’ narrow loss to Portugal in Lisbon whilst waiting to be let out of the stadium. They also record from a literal concourse for the first time ever. Massive.

Greg and Charlie are on the ground in Lisbon to discuss our clash with Portugal, the upcoming Nations League campaign as a whole, and why the Portugal manager calls Ronaldo ‘Cris’. We also have some locals advertising their wares, completely non-consensually.

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Billy the Reel is a new feature where the Best Man In Wales™ Billy Rowlands sends us some reels to watch and discuss. This week, Ryan, Greg and Charlie chat through Twin Town's cultural impact, as well as applauding Clyde for his services to the Valleys (General).

Ryan’s skiving again this week so Greg and Charlie have taken control of the SS AW. Another mental week in Welsh football, with two of the Famous Five clashing, Cardiff’s Krystian Bielik auditioning for WWE, and our CEO arguing with Barry Town fans on X. Weeks like these are what we do it for.

The boys are once again donning their trusty dog collars to hear people’s confessions and decide whether they go to Concourse Heaven or Hell.

This week, we decide whether it’s worth leaving a football match if your partner’s been in a car crash (but nobody was hurt, of course). Can’t see any issues with having this debate, can you?

Ryan, Greg & Charlie discuss a bumper weekend of Welsh football that saw Swansea get a big win, late drama at Rodney Parade, three goals in 8 minutes at the CCS and Cymru Premier limbs at Trefelin. Oh, and Fontaines D.C. frontman Grian wore a Cwmbran Celtic shirt on the Reading mainstage. Never a dull moment!

Ryan and Greg resume their rivalry in this week’s Jordan James Mini-game. Charlie names a player, Ryan and Greg have to tell us what club they’re currently at. Easy, right?

Who will come out on top, who will throw a strop, and who will purposefully wind them up for entertainment purposes? Find out in this week’s JJMG.