Trust AGM

[RichardM]

Are any of you going to the Trust AGM this evening?

[Blue Tone]

Are any of you going to the Trust AGM this evening?

Yep, just about to leave.

More looking forward to the Q&A with Rob Phillips and Jason Perry

[RichardM]

Yep, just about to leave.

More looking forward to the Q&A with Rob Phillips and Jason Perry

Yes, the Q&As are usually good

[RichardM]

The q&a was great. Jason Perry talks a lot of sense.
There is a write up here https://www.ccfctrust.org/city-legen...f-city-crisis/

[Enoch Mort]

Jason and Rob were very good indeed. A really enjoyable evening

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

The q&a was great. Jason Perry talks a lot of sense.
There is a write up here https://www.ccfctrust.org/city-legen...f-city-crisis/

Nice one thanks

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

Yes Jason Perry quite passionate. Both were very good. I do enjoy listening to Rob Phillips.
Spedger

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Yes Jason Perry quite passionate. Both were very good. I do enjoy listening to Rob Phillips.
Spedger

Excellent football reporter , wasted on radio Wales Rugby Station

[Sloop_Jon_Bee]

Jason and Rob were very good indeed. A really enjoyable evening

[Eric the Half a Bee]

Excellent football reporter , wasted on radio Wales Rugby Station

It's hardly Radio Egg as it used to be called. Those days have long gone.

Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Wrexham all have their matches broadcast live. Most Saturdays we have a football phone in with Rob Phillips. The coverage the rugby regions get on radio is nowhere near that level. The only time it changes is when Wales play rugby, but then we still have football commentary if we're playing at the same time.

Saturday afternoon is, by and large, a football zone on Radio Wales. It didn't used to be, but when Real Radio had good audience figures in the early 2000s by covering Cardiff and Swansea every game, Radio Wales followed suit.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

It's hardly Radio Egg as it used to be called. Those days have long gone.

Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Wrexham all have their matches broadcast live. Most Saturdays we have a football phone in with Rob Phillips. The coverage the rugby regions get on radio is nowhere near that level. The only time it changes is when Wales play rugby, but then we still have football commentary if we're playing at the same time.

Saturday afternoon is, by and large, a football zone on Radio Wales. It didn't used to be, but when Real Radio had good audience figures in the early 2000s by covering Cardiff and Swansea every game, Radio Wales followed suit.

Excellent