1912 Exiles

1912 Exiles

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The original, the biggest and the best Newport County podcast - made by the fans, for the fans. Powered by the Teras podcast network , and in association with the Riverside Sports Bar . The 1912 Exiles brings you all the latest analysis of Newport County AFC, breaking down current news and events as well looking at wider issues affecting the game locally and nationally. #ncafc 🧡🖤 #NewportCounty #Newport #Gwent #Cymru #Wales #FootballLeague #EFL #League2 #FourthDivision This podcast has been created and uploaded by 1912 Exiles © . The views in this podcast are not necessarily the views of the...

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Jun 29, 2026

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#256: The elephant in the room 15.12.2025

A long-overdue episode, this one, as we explore Newport County's ownership, the potential loss of league status, and the current existential crisis at NP19. Ian is in the chair, and is joined by Rhys and Ed . The gang briefly discuss the Crewe and Fleetwood games, but then turn our attention to matters off the pitch. With a crunch fan forum meeting taking place next Wednesday, we ask what chairman...

#255: The nadir? 08.12.2025

After a shambolic TV broadcast this week which made the FIFA World Cup draw (complete with Rio Ferdinand-Gianni Infantino comedy skits and Wayne Gretzky attempting to pronounce “North Macedonia”) look like a polished, professional affair, Jamie attempts to unpack Newport County’s humbling in the FA Cup away to Borehamwood. You may wish to cheer yourself up by listening to some Radiohead, or even b...

#254: Slipping Through Our Fingers 29.11.2025

Fuchs at the wheel and a point at home, is it good enough? Come and join us on a match-day diary with Jack, Ed and company as they navigate yet another win-less Rodney Parade outing. We'd welcome your thoughts, as always, so do contact us via your social media platform of choice . If you like what we do as a podcast and want to support it, please visit our ko-fi page to either buy some 1912 Exiles...

#253: Fuchs' around, find out! 23.11.2025

A pod of two halves for you again, in what has been a momentous week for Newport County. In Part 1 , Ed asks Jamie for his initial reaction to County's new manager announcement, and we also rifle through listeners' reactions to the appointment of Christian Fuchs. Then, in Part 2 , Ed reports from an ultimately dispiriting loss at Oldham, catching up along the way with Ollie , Mark , Jane & Sil...

#252: Hughes out 16.11.2025

An emergency pod of sorts, as Newport County finally part ways with manager Dave Hughes. First up, Alfie , along with friend of the pod Marc , report from the final match of the Hughes era up at Shrewsbury yesterday. That's followed by a morning-after-the-day-before reflection, with Jamie & Ian dissecting the moments throughout the season that have led to this point, where we need to head next...

#251: The team with the hole 09.11.2025

A team effort this one as we hear from Ed , Ollie , Dave , Iwan , Fraser , Hwyligan , Jamie & Ian - as well as from Nathan Blake whose new podcast with Rob Phillips is well worth a listen. Between them, they consider a range of listener questions/thoughts, analyse County's loss to table-topping Walsall, and consider what November might herald. Do look at our ko-fi page to either buy some 1912...

#250: Sestercentennial 02.11.2025

Our 250th episode of the pod (the sestercentennial, for those of you who wanting to know the official term), and a chance to stretch our legs with a longer-form episode. Rhys is in the chair, with Jamie and Alfie chipping in to discuss where Newport County find ourselves at the end of #OctopusOctober (how did that stick as a name?!?) and what the coming weeks might bring. They also effortlessly we...

#249: Old school 4-4-2 25.10.2025

Well my goodness, where did that come from? Ian's at the helm at what is now a happy stomping ground in Harrogate away. Featuring Dave ( YrAlltudion ) and Iwan , it's a classic matchday diary away in another northern town. After the doom and gloom of the last episode, it's welcoming to have some more uplifting tones. Ian's now seen two away wins this month - did the move to a classic 4-4-2 do the...

#248: Where now? 21.10.2025

Rhys sat down on Sunday night with Ed and Ian to read the runes after Newport County's humbling by Cheltenham Town, and to ask the big questions. Can Dave Hughes keep his job? What will happen if he goes? Where does our defensive injury crisis leave us? Can we still be in contention for survival come January? Is there even money to strengthen if we are? Is our situation more akin to a bad episode...

#247: Cheltenham preview - BONUS POD 16.10.2025

A bit of bonus content for you. Ed sat down for what was supposed to be a ten-minute match preview chat with our Cheltenham counterparts for a short social media clip - but it ended up being such a good conversation we thought we'd put it out as an extra poodcast. Ed is joined by Dan from The Robins Report podcast and the Talk of the County podcast to discuss both sides' prospects on Saturday. Do...

#246: Back to back 11.10.2025

A pod of two halves. Ed kicks things off, giving his reaction to County's win over Cardiff in the Football League Trophy, on his cycle home from the game. Then, in Part 2, he hands the reins over to Ian to nervously describe County nursing their way through to a 1-0 away victory at Accrington. Back-to-back wins, and perhaps finally some cause for optimism amongst the fanbase? Do contact us via you...

#245: Bottom of the league (Swindon match-diary) 04.10.2025

Come with us on a journey with family and friends on our jaunt towards the bottom of the league against Swindon at Rodney Parade. A matchday diary co-hosted by Jack and Cousin Joe of Loathed Stranger Podcast fame. Do contact us via your social media platform of choice if you have anything you want to share. You can also donate as little as £2 via our ko-fi page towards our running costs - with a s...

#244: Worst week SO FAR 29.09.2025

Dear me, what a season this is turning into. In sheer exasperation, the pod crew tried to have a breather from County matters this week, so we're grateful to our listeners Dave & Iwan and Max for sending through reports on the matches against Arsenal B and Chesterfield respectively. We also mention the recent NCAFC Trust statement - do have a read if you haven't already. Do contact us via your...

#243: Live at the Riverside! 20.09.2025

An absolutely MASSIVE thank you to everyone who joined us live at the Riverside Sports Bar after the Gillingham game for a chat. We welcomed some familiar faces, some away fans - and best of all some listeners we'd never met before! Apologies that we didn't get everyone's names; if you were a newbie who chatted with us, do drop us a line so we can say a proper thank you. Between the dozen or so at...

#242: Stopping the rot 13.09.2025

Despite his therapist’s advice (apparently six losses on the bounce are NOT good for the soul), our man on the northern beat, Mr Ian Street , meandered across the Pennines to bring you his unique reporting on Newport’s trip to Tranmere.  Poor Ian’s gone through the motions today, watching us concede a howler and yet stop the rot with a decent away point, joined by the usual reprobates. ...

#241: The WRU's decision 11.09.2025

With the Welsh Rugby Union considering reducing the number of Welsh rugby regions from four down to two, this episode explores some of the potential ramifications - not just for rugby, but for Rodney Parade, for Newport County, for the city centre and for local businesses. To get a full range of insights, we hear from Jamie (of the Dragons Lair podcast ), Dan (from the Riverside Sports Bar ) and f...

#240: Diet b*stard 07.09.2025

We threw this one open to our listeners, with Jack and Ed punctuating things whilst getting views from Alfie , Chris , Stu , Fraser , Ollie , Tinty John , Dave , Iwan and a whole host of Twitterers and Blueskyers who replied to our appeal for post-match thoughts on the home defeat to Bristol Rovers. It's not the most uplifting listen, but huge thanks to everyone who contributed. As always, you can...

#239: Eight games in 01.09.2025

Six league games, two cup games, one win, two draws (inc. a penalty shootout win) and five losses. But what have we gleaned from those games about the Dai Hughes era at Newport County? Rhys is joined by Ian and Ed to divine what we can about this team, to ponder what's needed in the last 24hrs of the transfer window, and make some predictions about the month ahead. No spoilers, but basically Wake...

#238: Mark O'Brien 21.08.2025

It's another one of our #BigInterviews. Huge thanks to bonafide club legend Mark O'Brien for joining us. Rhys is in the hotseat as Mark chats about his time at the club. He joined under Graham Westley, scored THAT Great Escape goal, and was a feature of the side as it evolved under Mike Flynn to progress to two play-off finals and numerous cup runs, and this summer was appointed club ambassador. M...

#237: Humber beginnings 18.08.2025

We're back with another episode for your ears as the August games come thick and fast. Jamie brings you Ed 's analysis from our League Cup match at home to Millwall, before the first Ian Street match diary of the season, making his way to Grimbsy at the weekend. Featuring existentialism, pragmatism, and that all-too-familiar realism with sucker punch injury time winners. As always, you can contact...

#236: Early impressions 10.08.2025

A pod of three parts for you. The first half features a review of the fine win at Crawley, courtesy of our correspondent Ashley Healey . Then, in Part 2, we have a rare Rhys Warren Monologue™ to unpack the Notts County game, and a preview of Tuesday night's League Cup opponents, via our counterparts at the Achtung! Millwall podcast . As always, you can contact us via your social media platform of...

#235: Bonkers Barnet, Notts County, and 606 01.08.2025

We wait all summer for the season to start, and THAT'S what we're treated to? Oh Newport County, don't ever change. Jamie attempts to dissect that wild League Cup game at Barnet on Tuesday night, joined by occasional contributor Dave ( YrAlltudion ). From screamers to injury time capitulation, they try and figure out what's in store for the season after getting a first look at Dave Hughes' side in...

#234: Season preview 26.07.2025

Gentleman, start your engines, the 2025/26 season is upon us... Jamie has the unenviable task of chairing the panel in this one - he welcomes Jack , Ian , Ed , Rhys and new crew member Alfie to give their thoughts on the season ahead. They discuss the strength in depth of the squad, likely tactical approaches, the panel's hopes and dreams for the season, and our predictions of where the team will...

#233: James Watts on football finance 21.07.2025

We have another summer special for your ears, listeners! Ian and Rhys welcome former Newport County commercial manager James Watts . Now at Swindon Town, James shares his experience and insights into the intricacies of lower league football finance. As always, you can contact us via your social media platform of choice , and please also consider donating as little as £2 via our ko-fi page  if...

#232: Rogerstone AFC Ladies 07.07.2025

Welcome back, Exiles! Another pod of two halves for you - the first half is a quick news roundup from Ed, featuring reviews from Hwyligan of County's pre-season draw at Pontypridd, and from Ollie of the win at Undy. Then, in part two, we unveil our local team in focus for 2025/26. We're really excited about the prospect of covering Rogerstone AFC Ladies who, as you'll hear in the interview, enter...

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