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Football Yarn is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 96 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Football Yarn, a sports show with 96 episodes published.

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  Episode 96: Who Should Take the Blame?

  Oct 2, 202612 min

  The Super Eagles are at another crossroads, and the big question is: what comes next for Nigeria? In this episode of Football Yarn, we discuss the expectations surrounding the Super Eagles, the current state of the national team, and what Nigeria needs to do to move forward. But when the Super Eagles deliver a disastrous performance and the team looks completely disorganised, who should take the blame — the coach or the players? We break down the responsibilities of the manager, the players, tactics, mentality, preparation, and decision-making to ask where the real problem lies. In this episode: ⚽ Super Eagles' current situation What's next for Nigeria? Expectations around the national team ❌ Who should take the blame — coach or players? Tactical and managerial responsibility Player performance and mentality What does Nigeria need to change? Join us for another episode of Football Yarn filled with honest opinions, football debates, analysis and plenty of Nigerian football banter.

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  Episode 95: Is Raphinha Being Ignored for the Ballon d’Or?

  Sep 22, 202647 min

  Episode 95 ️⚽️ | Football Yarn Harry Kane has done it again! The Bayern Munich striker has reached 100 Bundesliga goals , but that’s just one of the big talking points on this episode. We’re getting into the Madrid Derby and asking whether the referee became the main story, while Raphinha’s Ballon d’Or recognition comes under the microscope. Has the Brazilian officially become Barcelona’s main man ? Manchester City conceded three against Sunderland — is this just another bad day or a sign of something bigger? Liverpool beat Bournemouth 1–0, but was the performance actually convincing? And there’s plenty more: Should Spurs move on from Roberto De Zerbi? Is Arteta’s love for Kai Havertz costing Arsenal? How much time should Chelsea give Xabi Alonso? And should Manchester United move on from Michael Carrick? Hot takes. Football gbas gbos. Plenty arguments. Na Football We Dey Yarn, We No Dey Knit. ️⚽️

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  Episode #94

  Episode 94: Why Eguavoen for the Super Falcons?

  Sep 16, 202632 min

  On this episode of Football Yarn, we dive deep into Arsenal’s title ambitions and ask the big question: What can actually stop this Arsenal team from winning the Premier League and the Champions League? We compare the current Arsenal side with the legendary Invincibles and debate whether Mikel Arteta’s team has what it takes to reach that level. We also discuss the NFF and Augustine Eguavoen, his temporary appointment as Super Falcons coach for the 2028 Olympic campaign, and whether it is the right decision for Nigerian football. Finally, we break down the controversial VAR decision in the Manchester derby and ask: Is VAR improving football, or is it doing more harm than good? Another episode of football debates, hot takes and gbas gbos. Na Football We Dey Yarn, We No Dey Knit. ⚽️

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  Episode #93

  Episode 93: Who Won the Transfer Window?

  Sep 4, 202659 min

  Football Yarn is back with another massive episode packed with NPFL news, transfer drama, Champions League action, Premier League debates and bold predictions! We open with the NPFL finally securing an official sponsor through EuroMatch, discussing what the deal could mean for Nigerian football, the league's growing social media presence and banter culture, and the biggest question of all: can the NPFL finally maintain consistency? Lekan also reacts to the indefinite postponement of the Lagos Derby, questioning the resources and planning wasted in the process. The transfer window is closed, and once again, the Premier League dominated the market. Why is the EPL so far ahead financially? Can any league ever challenge its dominance? And most importantly, which club actually won the transfer window? We also discuss Tottenham Hotspur and ask: why are they still losing despite having so much support around the world? In this episode: ⚽ NPFL finally gets an official sponsor — will it last? NPFL social media, banter and the need for consistency ️ The postponed Lagos Derby and wasted resources Why the Premier League dominates the transfer market Which club won the transfer window? Can any league overthrow the EPL? Who deserves Premier League Player and Manager of the Month for August? UEFA Champions League opening matchweek review Which big teams suffered shock defeats? The Julian Álvarez transfer saga — what really happened? Enzo Fernández and the Chelsea betrayal debate Is Chelsea's No. 9 shirt still cursed? Havertz starting ahead of Gyökeres — what's really going on? ❌ Frank Lampard's Coventry City sacking De Zerbi and Tottenham Hotspur

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  Episode 92: Chelsea: Contenders or Just Pretenders?

  Aug 28, 202629 min

  On Episode 92, we debate whether football clubs should build their transfer strategy around the manager or follow a long-term club philosophy that survives changes in the dugout. We break down Hull City's impressive win over Manchester United, what they did right, and whether Michael Carrick should already be feeling the pressure. We also discuss Hull's reported plans to reward their new manager with an improved contract so early in the season—is it smart business or a risky decision? We look at the newly promoted Premier League sides and ask whether their strong starts can turn into long-term survival. At Arsenal, we debate Arteta, Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyökeres and whether the money spent on Gyökeres should influence his place in the starting XI. Finally, we ask the big question: Can Chelsea genuinely compete for the Premier League title this season? Transfers | Manchester United | Hull City | Arsenal | Chelsea | Michael Carrick | Gyökeres | Premier League Na Football We Dey Yarn, We No Dey Knit.

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