Puck N' Legends: Deeside Dragons’ 50-Year Journey - Insights from Parry, Parsons, Steel & Amos

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Join our hosts Steve Kewin & Karl Jones with this memorable roundtable discussion with the legendary figures of the Deeside Dragons, Steve Parry, Keith Parsons, Alan Steel, and Richie Amos. In this special episode "Puck N' Legends," we celebrate half a century of passion, rivalry, and triumph in the world of Deeside Ice Hockey.
Historical Insights: Dive deep into the rich history of the Deeside Dragons, from their formative years to becoming a cornerstone of Welsh ice hockey.
Legendary Stories: Hear first-hand from four icons of the rink as they recount tales from the ice that have never been told before.
The Welsh Cup: A closer look at the significance of the Welsh Cup in their careers and its impact on the team over the decades.
Reflections and Revelations: Discover how the sport has evolved and what these legends believe the future holds for upcoming generations.
Why Watch? Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the sport, this discussion offers a rare glimpse into the camaraderie and enduring spirit of the Deeside Dragons. Experience the laughter, challenges, and camaraderie that only these hockey legends can share.
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The views expressed by guests are their own and may not reflect those of the Deeside Dragons.

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Cracking podcast! I bet there are some more stories that Pazza and Snipper can talk about? I think you need to find more of the originals and get some further "interesting" stories from the late 70's and early 80's, especially as we are celebrating 50 years this year! I wonder how much of the original recording you actually used? 😆