The Five Reasons Football Podcast

In the spirit of the African Cup of Nations and how amazing the tournament has been, I went a bit in depth into Nigeria's performances and the overall potential of the team.

Arsenal are five points off the top of the Premier League. In this episode, I discussed why they need a striker if they want to win the league.

Manchester United are short on top quality wingers. Michael Olise is a quality winger who also happens to be very creative. Manchester United definitely need him.

In this episode, I spoke about French International, Marcus Thuram, and his Argentine strike partner, Lautaro Martinez, and how they are the best attacking partnership in world football.

Gary O'neil is the coach of Premier League club, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and in this episode, I discussed why he's the next up and coming top class manager. Ohh and Happy New Year!

In this episode, I did something a little different. Instead of giving you reasons why x is y, I switched it up a bit. Find out the teams most likely to win the AFCON next year.

Even though Raheem Sterling has achieved a lot at 29 years, for some weird reason, he is still under appreciated by a lot of people. In this episode, I discussed why Sterling is one of the most under rated players in the Premier League.

Even though Aston Villa are currently and technically in the title race, in this episode I discussed why a top four finish is more realistic for them.

In this episode, I discussed why France (not Portugal or England) are the best positioned team to win the UEFA European Football Championship next year.

In this episode, I discussed why you should not watch the women's game simply because you want to support, but because you want to be entertained and become a fan.

In this episode, I discussed why the Super Eagles of Nigeria are not ready for the African Cup of Nations next year. Even though they are considered by a lot of people to be favorites.

In this episode, I discussed why Chelsea are making significant progress in the rebuild and why Chelsea fans have a lot to look forward to.

In this episode, I discussed about VAR and the negative impact it's having on our game. I'm in support of it though, I just think it can be used better.

In this episode, I discussed why Erik Ten Hag's job as Manchester United manager is in serious jeopardy. From the lack of a clear style/pattern of a play to always starting players that don't deserve it.

In this episode, I discussed the many pros of Real Madrid signing Julian Alvarez. Not as a replacement for Mbappe but signing him alongside Mbappe.

In this episode, I discussed why it makes sense for Ivan Toney to join Arsenal when the transfer window opens in January.

In this episode, I discussed what almost every football fan hates, the international break, and why it can affect players in a negative way.

In this episode, I discussed why the end of the current season would be the best time for Victor Osimhen to move to a new club.

In this episode, I discussed the shambolic institution that is Chelsea Football Club and why they might play championship football next season.

In this episode, I discussed why Liverpool have a better chance at challenging for the Premier League title over Arsenal. (Even though Arsenal were close to winning it last season).

In this episode, I discuss why Manchester United should have prioritized other areas of the pitch rather than letting their goalkeeper go, and then signing another one for almost 50 million pounds.