Episode 11: Caretaker Managers and a Lamentation of Swans

Feast of Football

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4.8 • 564 Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2018

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Elis James and former Wales internationals Danny Gabbidon and Iwan Roberts discuss Ethan Ampadu's first start for Chelsea, caretaker managers and the current progress of Swansea, Cardiff, Newport and Wrexham.

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0:00.0	This is
0:02.2	Radio 1's All Day Breakfast
0:04.4	With Greg James
0:05.9	That sounds awesome
0:07.0	Breakfast show highlights
0:08.2	With an extra serving of silly stuff
0:10.5	I'm gonna eat six back to Chris
0:11.9	Featuring the biggest guests on the planet
0:15.9	It's Tyler Swift
0:17.0	I was like we gotta call Greg
0:18.3	It's been too long
0:19.3	Join the Rob Johnson
0:20.2	What's up brother And all the important. What's the length of my FEMA?
0:24.6	What? Get Greg Energy anytime. With Radio 1's Feast of Football.
0:46.7	In this week's edition, we discussed Swansea at great length, Cardiff as well.
0:51.0	We discussed playing under a caretaker manager.
0:53.2	We also chat about Ethan Ampidu,
0:55.2	who initially I referred to as Kwame Amperdu, his father, because I entered some sort of mid-90s
0:59.4	footballing time warp. If you've got any questions for us, email EJFOF at BBC.co.com. Now, I'm just
1:07.2	going to read this tweet out from Glenn Wilson, and he says, finally ableble to Brave Ellis James' Saddest Podcast in the World, which was the podcast we did after Wales lost to Ireland a couple of weeks ago.
1:18.7	Worth it instantly for the island's defence midfield as Robocop comparison.
1:23.1	So to anyone who listens to this podcast regularly, but has given that one a miss because they're too upset
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