Cardiff City Stadium
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Sep 18, 2026
20.1 The Midwifery Student Jobs Crisis
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4:55Neil StewartHOST
So I think we all have to remember to look after our health.
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5:01Neil StewartHOST
And I also remind everybody, particularly in the southwest of England and in Wales, that the Cardiff Festival is at the Cardiff City Football Stadium on the 23rd of September.
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5:16Neil StewartHOST
We expect to see several hundred.
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5:18Neil StewartHOST
We'll be broadcasting nationally from there.
Feisty derbies, trouble at the bottom & a "reality check" for Wrexham
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24:09Simeon GholamHOST
The last one was also six years ago and wasn't in front of any fans.
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24:13Simeon GholamHOST
What's the score going to be at the Cardiff City Stadium?
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24:17David PruttonGUEST
Ooh.
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24:19David PruttonGUEST
I'm going to go Charlton to win 2-1.
The Dreaded International Break - Championship Preview
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5:42AdamHOST
But let's move on to Saturday then, the lunchtime kick-offs.
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5:45AdamHOST
We go to Cardiff City Stadium, where I believe Cardiff are hosting Charlton.
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5:50AdamHOST
Cardiff are still without a win in seven, sit 21st in the league.
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5:55AdamHOST
I think the consensus from some of the other hosts that aren't with us tonight is that they believe in Brian Barry Murphy, but they're not believing in Cardiff's transfer strategy as such.
We Pick Our Best XI + Cardiff v Charlton Preview | Nathan Jones Returns Home for Last Game Pre-Break
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46:43Nathan JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I want our stats to improve because we've picked up some really good results but we felt we could have extended the lead or scored earlier or... or use the possession better, or we could have had more possession, we could have been braver, but that's the evolution thing, because we went, you know, we had QPR, we weren't brave, I didn't think that we'd give the ball away too easily, then against Portsmouth we were much braver, we had some, you know, when we debriefed today, some of our play was excellent, and we were on the periphery of an excellent performance, goal-scoring performance as well, so that's what we have to keep hammering home, that's what we have to keep working on, and that is part of our evolution.
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47:19Louis MendezHOST
And just finally, on a personal level, going back to Cardiff, the last time you were there, I think it was the last time you were there, I was lucky enough to be there as well when you took an academy side down there and won the Cardiff Stadium.
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47:32Louis MendezHOST
Going back there again, another special occasion.
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47:33Louis MendezHOST
You'll be followed by a potential sell-out of Addex fans going down there as well, with your family as well.
🎙️Wrexham Win In Cardiff Again | Full Time With Del Morgan S2E10
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39:36Welsh TechieHOST
There will be much tougher tests for us, without a shadow of a doubt.
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39:39Welsh TechieHOST
But this one was particularly nice because we go to the... home of Cardiff where it doesn't matter where we play them they'll probably try and play us in the car park next time thinking well maybe that'll spoil their game because they can't do it over the international stadium and they can't do it at the Cardiff City Stadium so they'll find somewhere but it won't matter now because that That whole thing that they used to have where Wrexham, when Dell was there, Wrexham played incredibly well and incredibly hard and fought to get a win.
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40:10Welsh TechieHOST
But there was always the kind of thing in the back of fans' heads thinking, well, Cardiff are just going to turn it on at some point and then they're probably going to score.
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40:16Welsh TechieHOST
And Wrexham, although they're going to work really, really hard, they're just going to miss out.
"If It Wasn't For Rugby, I Probably Wouldn't Be Here" — Nathan Mason, Match for Mental Health
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32:31Nathan MasonGUEST
I've got so many memories of playing at like Rodney parade growing up, like the arms park, like running onto the pitch as a little kid, like, um, even football.
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32:39Nathan MasonGUEST
I can remember playing at the old Cardiff city stadium at halftime.
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32:43Nathan MasonGUEST
Yeah.
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32:44CarlHOST
Um, I
Games With Big Meanings! - Championship Preview
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34:53AdamHOST
They could field a measly six outfield players on the bench in midweek.
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34:57AdamHOST
They host a Stoke City side that have been indifferent, but showing signs of the performances that we may be expecting after spending big in the summer, albeit they'd be grateful to get away from the Cardiff City Stadium with a one-all draw in midweek after a Cardiff side that, quite frankly, battered them with 26-odd shots, three hits on the post.
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35:17AdamHOST
that we've already mentioned.
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35:18AdamHOST
Watford beat Preston, a Preston side that should have been way out of sight in the first half in midweek as well.
🎙️Wrexham's Fantastic Four | Full Time With Del Morgan S2E9
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48:20Del MorganHOST
And possibly the TNS games, because they're the ones that are going to give you the biggest challenge this season.
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48:25Del MorganHOST
And I think even just on the back of last season's performance at the Cardiff City Stadium, I think a lot of the girls would be looking forward to repeating it again or wanting to repeat it again.
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48:35Del MorganHOST
And I think we've got a massive chance to as well, because like Balzac said, it's a changing of a guard, but they've lost so many important and big players.
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48:49Del MorganHOST
players that have played a massive part in their really successful last three or four years.
S2 E6: Double Preview and a Farewell to Adel
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43:03MicahHOST
But I don't think that means that kind of treatment is going to help him.
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43:11MicahHOST
You've got to remember, just in terms of his age and his experience, he's, what, 23? He's played non-league pretty much his entire career coming to Loftus Road is probably the biggest yeah it's the biggest home ground he's ever played in front of and Loftus Road isn't the London Stadium Loftus Road isn't the Cardiff City Stadium everything that happens in the stands the players hear it they're not stupid they hear it so he would have heard that and I'm certain he would have internalised that and probably been quite bothered by it um I would encourage anybody listening to this that goes to games not to boo their own players.
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43:54MicahHOST
Not to boo their own players.
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43:56MicahHOST
Jose Bosinga is obviously the only exception, but I just don't think, especially a striker, it's just not going to help.
Football's Turning Points: The Lisbon Lions, 1967
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14:29Ben JonesHOST
The players game.
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14:29Ben JonesHOST
A plaque outside the Cardiff City Stadium.
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14:32Ben JonesHOST
Memory, wasn't it? In the park gates as well.
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14:35Ben JonesHOST
So yeah, they have this team that plays really nice football.
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