The Nii Lamptey Show

This week: Unfortunately Neil's annihilated with illness, so US Matt has come in at short notice to offer his thoughts on the Leyton Orient victory. The Niis also ponder the horridness of football in general right now, and whether they give any sort of monkeys about the Premier League. Contains a cheeky American twang.

This week: The Lamptey boys are upset. Things aren't going quite to plan with the Robins revolution, and while David McGoldrick continues to keep Ed aroused, the Sky Blues have fallen back into their losing ways and are playing atrociously. Contains crossness.

This week: It's the triumphant return of Little Eddie W, and the Niis have ever such a lot to catch up on. Richard Shaw's been given the boot, Chris Hussey's actually scored a goal, and Joey's been told off on local radio. Contains the numbers 7, 8 and 9.

This week: Little Eddie W's meeting with the Pope has overrun, so the three Niis continue to hold the fort. It's been a while since the previous show, so there's a bit to cover, including Cody's phantom "goal", despicable first halves and the illusion of Carl Baker. Contains Callum Ball tongue-twisters.

This week: Little Eddie W has gone in search of his hero Gino Ginelli, leaving the remaining Niis to mope over an interesting but mostly rotten 10 days, including a right old duffing up at Arsenal.   Contains a distinct lack of enthusiasm towards heavy defeats.

This week: The house of Nii is excited. The final managerial interviews are afoot, and this can mean only one thing. Richard Shaw's temporary reign is coming to an end (unless Andy Turner is to believed, which he is not). Here, they run the rule over the supposed candidates. Contains Barry banter.

This week: It's a full quota of Lamptey boys to discuss the impending managerial appointment, David McGoldrick's World Player of the Year odds and Adam Barton's inherent softness. Contains the hardest ever Going for Gould.

This week: Knowler's otherwise engaged, but being the consummate pros they are, the three other Niis truck on regardless, desperately plucking out moments of note from the abominable Burton game. Contains colourful language and impromptu jingles.

This week: Still high from Billy Edge's debut against Birmingham, the boys are left to bask in the glory of the League Cup without Knowler. Expect plenty of Carl Baker and even more inane word play.

It's just about Thorn getting sacked.

This week: Following an unbeaten (yet frustrating) start to the campaign, the Nii Lamptey crew are back to run the rule over the three opening games of the season. (Contains copious amounts of Kevin Malaga.)

This week: The boys discuss the Championship relegation, hopes for the new season, and desperately struggle to answer the question - just who is the club's figurehead?