On The Balance of Play.

On this episode of OTBP podcast, Tayo and podcast debutant; Gbenga, explore the question of transfer fees and the desire for commensurability with perceived player ability/status. While also threading an alternative argument for how unimportant the proportionality of fees as against the aforementioned current ability/status may be. Listen, subscribe and share.

On this episode of OTBP podcast, Kunle, Tayo and Niyi (making a maiden appearance) discuss results and underlying circumstances (the context of a game or series of games) leading up to results and how people simply disregard context when results show even when they have at some point expressed dissatisfaction with the process or (lack of), of reaching the results.

On this episode, Sango (Olu), Tayo and Sam, discuss football generally from UCL and UEL finals, to transfer stories and the release of Gernot Rohr's final roaster to the 2019 AFCON finals.

A group of people (including Sam, Tayo, Tochukwu, Kunle, Olu and Omonzy) gather round to discuss the sports betting phenomenon in Nigeria; Reasons behind the massive success of the industry, what inspires bettors, the public value of betting, underage betting in Nigeria and so on. We try to harness the POV of persons who regularly bet and two others who don't, in order to understand the realities that trail the betting culture in Nigerian and beyond as well as address how it could be made to benefit us beyond the subjective.

On this Episode, Tayo, Sam and Tochukwu (making his debut on the pod) explore those IF MOMENTS we all experience as fans. Whether it's pondering on your sitting position during a game, your inability to see a game, events during the game and how alternative events could have affected the outcome of the game. Think about Zidane/Materazzi episode in 2006 and the French will feel they would have won if the ugly event didn't happen in Berlin. Listen and enjoy! Also subscribe... 

On this maiden episode, Tayo and Sam with cameo appearances from (Kunle and producer, Omonzy), talk about the 'plastic fan' epithet commonly thrown aound on social media. Oh, and a little bit of top four banter. Listen and enjoy!