The Podcast is Back...With New Presenter and Guests Tony Pennock and Rhys Griffiths
Listen to why Tony Pennock owes Rhys Griffiths a Mr. Kiplings Cake!!
Welsh Premier Radio has reappeared for the second season! Presented by 107.9 Afan FM's Hash Piperdy, the popular series of monthly podcasts is aimed at being dedicated to the players, managers, staff and fans of the national football competition of Wales.
The Principality Welsh Premier League is the only British league to implement such a series and each and every month, you can download the views of special guests about a wide range of topics regarding Welsh football, including for the first time, being possible to subscribe to the podcast on the i-Tunes Music Store for free, meaning that every month, the podcast is delivered to your PC - Watch this space for further information!
The first podcast of the season brings together two of the League's well-known personalities. Recorded before their Loosemores Challenge Cup clash, Llanelli's twenty-seven year old towering striker Rhys Griffiths is in a rich vein of form, having scored 13 in 13 games, as well as a hat-trick against Vetra in Europe earlier in the season. The striker is joined by goalkeeper Tony Pennock, Port Talbot Town's Player/Manager, who is in his first season as manager of Welsh Premier Club. Together, they talk about whether a player from the league could make the full setup in light of Bryan Flynn's recent comments, the possibility of summer football and a look around the league at key fixtures in the next month, amongst other things.
Prior to Tuesday Night's match at the Re/Max Stadium, Pennock and Griffiths had a gentlemen's agreement regarding some Mr. Kipling Cakes...So listen to the Podcast now and see what all that was about!
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The podcast is also available for sponsorship. If you would like to be associated with it, please contact John Deakin on 029 20 4235 838 and to have your say on anything stated in the broadcast, please email Andrew Howard here.
