The Nii Lamptey Show

This week: The Sky Blues have lost again, ergo - the Niis must investigate. Needless to say they each hold different views on pretty much every possible aspect of what has caused the blip, and how significant it may be.  Contains very little actual Denzel Slager.

This week: In keeping with the match on Saturday where absolutely nothing good happened on the pitch, there is also nothing good about this description. The Niis temporarily discard their natural chirpiness to give the players a ruddy good going over. Well, not really - but they're not keen on losing like that. Contains a podcast.

This week: The Niis indulge in a late night foursome as special guest Andy Powell joins the fun to explain just how much rain there was at Bristol. You'll also find some discussion about the new faces to join (and swiftly bugger off from) the club over the last 7 days, as well as plenty of issues attempting to pronounce some of their unconventional names. Consensus was achieved in the end though....

This week: There's just not enough time to discuss everything, but the Niis give it a bloody good go. Andy Powell joins in to feedback from the SCG, while Franck Moussa receives the plaudits. Contains absolutely zero threats.

This week: The dream team re-assemble to bring you your weekly dose of Coventry City waffle. Includes awful research and obligatory round-tabling about a week's worth of Sisu/Council nonsense. Contains quite a few messages to Leon Clarke.

This week: While Neil's off ensuring the Sky Blues are fantastic for the next update of Football Manager, the Niis discuss yet another terrific victory against Barnsley, take a trip down managerial memory lane, and will have you screaming the answer of Going for Gould at your phone while you listen to this on the bus. Contains a mention of Mathieu Manset almost as brief as his stay.

This week: Welcome to 2014 you sweethearts! The Niis are back with a bumper New Year special, packed with words and assessment of the christmas period, ranging from Carl Baker's acrobatics and goals from the half-way line, to Leon Clarke speaking his mind and dressing up like Mr Plow (Credit to Ed. Sick reference.) Contains a seemless guest appearance from podcast newboy Jon Spencer.

This week: The Niis build up to the Christmas period in ponderous fashion, questioning every aspect of football and making an absolute mockery of answering things in a straightforward manner. All apart from the Crewe review, which is spectacular in its succinctness. Contains a festive Going for Gould which contains just one festive clue. And yet it's still BRILLIANT.

This week: Fresh from a reinvigorating victory over MK Dons, the Niis reconvene to celebrate this return to winning ways.  Contains tongue-in-cheek tellings off and off-stage whispering. Take some of it seriously. Not all of it. Why would you?

This week: The goal difference has been obliterated and it's time for the Niis to investigate. Were we really that bad this week? Is it always Jordan Clarke's fault by default? Is Baker living up to his billing? Will the new guys stroll right into the team and fix it? Contains old-fashioned haircut discussion. And a reference to everyone's favourite ginger idiot.

This week: It's 50-up for the Lamptey boys, and they celebrate in the only way they know how; with absolutely no mention of the special occasion. Following Joey's meeting with the main men at the Council, it includes a special guest appearance from his partner in crime for that discussion - Andy Powell. Contains plenty of chit-chat about what happened against Bradford too.

This week: The Niis are back, and they're back fighting. Who cares about technology when the team's keeping everyone keen with their winning ways; Conor Thomas has signed a new contract; and the opportunity to watch Roy Keane's infamous Ireland rant is presenting itself on a daily basis. Contains a masterclass in comedy timing.

This week: Technical issues still haunt the Niis on this Halloween show, but no such issues are impacting our well-oiled football team, and that's all that really matters. Just 5 points off the play-offs, the chaps discuss the rugged victory over Walsall while fielding some thought-provoking questions. Contains more John Fleck praise. We can't help it.

Bloody Hell! The Niis fight through a bizarre and unusual set of unrelenting technical difficulties and as a result bring you a somewhat disjointed podcast.  Oh well.  Special guest Liam Sutcliffe joins us to rip through the Wolves game and Knowler eventually tells you about Jordan Clarke's confidence after technical hitches cause him start the story about five times.  Oh and we talk a little bit...

This week: The Niis are feeling refreshed following a short break to bask in the success of the previous episode. In an unprecedented twist, each member of the panel was actually able to watch the Sheffield Utd game (in some fashion), so the focus takes a welcome detour back to the world of football. Turns out, that can be quite fun. Contains an unexplained disappearing act.

This week: It's the one you've been waiting for - Joey's only gone and met with Joy Seppala and Tim Fisher. Here he gives a full and frank round up of those meetings, as well as providing some crucial insight into the personalities behind the decisions. Let's not beat around the bush - there's a lot to discuss, so prepare yourself for a sitting or two as the Nii Lamptey Show continues its attempts...

This week: The Niis are re-adjusting to life as supporters of a team that can lose. Turns out it's not that difficult. The team is still good, and the guys make sure to acknowledge that point following the weekend's defeat to Pork Vale.  Contains Franck the Tank love.

This week: Another win, another milestone reached, another reason to believe this team has what it takes. The Niis dig into the detail of the Gillingham victory, say a hopeful hello to Steven Pressley, and discover they're not the only podcast named after a former Ghanaian starlet. Contains an attraction towards mellifluous names.

This week: The Niis once again tackle the recent, relevant and ridiculous issues from the past seven days. You'll find nattering about another great victory, continued discussion about the Northampton situation, and some ultra-complimentary words about Sergeant Pressley and his impressive wardrobe.  Contains Jordan Clarke recognition.

This week: The Niis attempt to make up for last week by actually recording a show. There's quite a bit to get through, including another mental game at Northampton and a deadline day which kept the crew happy for a range of reasons. Contains tasty descriptions of John Fleck's passing.

This week: The Niis are delighted to have the resurgent Trampbeater on the show to share his feelings about a wonderfully rampant victory over Carlisle. For the purposes of the tape, we will be calling him Shaun. There's loads of talk about these brilliant kids of ours, a little bit about Andy Thorn's search for a job, and a short period of obligatory swooning over Mr Pressley. Contains a potentia...

This week: Fresh from the most exciting game of all time, two of the Niis are delighted with the players and manager's response to a difficult situation. The other is upset he's having to miss such exciting games, but is still keen on his team scoring five.  Contains an unusual amount of positivity given the predicament we find ourselves. Neil also has to use the rickety microphone. Apols for that...

This week: The Lamptey team for 2013/14 are back. Joey, Neil and Paul look over the opening week's football, Carl Baker's fan control, and once again discuss the burning issue of Northampton. Contains balance and fairness. It really does.

The newly liquidated Nii Lamptey Show makes a poor start to the season with certain key members of the squad unavailable (Neil is on holiday) and some left to look for another club (Ed has decided that the rock and roll lifestyle that comes with being a niche football podcaster isn't for him and has stepped away for the time being)  Still they soldier on with just Paul and Joey for this week as th...

This week: The Niis assemble for one final assignment before sodding off on their summer break. In this bumper edition pod they relive the best and worst from the Sky Blues' recent League One campaign - remembering the anticipation, despair and fleeting euphoria from an eventful and topsy-turvy season. Contains an array of podcast-related stats compiled by superfan - Joey's mum.