The Nii Lamptey Show
The Nii Lamptey Show is the biggest and best Coventry City podcast around. Launched at the beginning of the 2012/13 season, it follows the musings of Joey, Paul and Neil, each with their own unique take on the gritty world of being a Sky Blues supporter.
- Update frequency
- every 15 days
- Average duration
- 65 minutes
- Episodes
- 308
- Years Active
- 2012 - 2025
Episode 185 - Disgrace of Ricóh: The day the world wept
How bloody dare they?!? Making the play-offs for the first time in their history, with the result they needed?
You Sky Blues swines, doing that thing.
Contains the effervescent Ed Wilson and delightf…
Episode 184 - Ain't Nobody
A thumping 6-1 has put City on the brink of those lovely play-offs.
Dom joins the Niis for the full whack this week to talk us through the goals, lax stewarding and inflatables from the weekend's al…
Episode 183 - Being Imped
Two big games. One pleasing win against St Evenage. One swine of a defeat against a tough old Lincoln team.
But the play-offs are still within our gift.
The Niis dissect a confusing few days in the t…
Episode 182 - Blame it on the bobble
The Niis are joined by Laurie to discuss how Cov managed to beat Crawley. Robins genius, or a total accident? You decide.
Either way, the play-offs are looking dangerously close now. Lamptey be cauti…
Episode 181 - Notts very good
The Niis ponder consecutive defeats and whether Robins fiddling and guessing is a good idea at such a crucial stage of the season.
Spoiler: It's not.
Episode 180 - WTF
The Niis are joined by Laurie to balance their time equally across the Easter fixtures, but naturally focus the majority of their attention on that bad thing that happened on Monday.
Episode 179 - A run of the mill 4-0 victory
#standard
Neil is off the grid this week so Dom steps up to provide some positivity to balance Paul's comfortingly curmudgeonly take on a joyful 4-0 win against a desperate Gary McSheffrey toting Gr…
Episode 178 - Hurricane Gresty
The Niis discuss wind, Jonson's temper, Bayliss's brilliance, and everything else that contributed to a gosh darn effective performance against Crewe.
Episode 177 - Ryan Haynes' Soccer Skillz
Two very different games generate four useful points, but it could have been more. So there's a tinge of disappointment.
However, Carl Baker is back, we're back in the play-offs, and Ryan Haynes trea…
Episode 176 - Thou shalt not besmirch Mark Robins
The Niis salute a mighty fine point in the face of adversity, an absolutely mental tackle by Michael Doyle, and the wondrous stride of Tom Bayliss.
PS. All is forgiven Michael, you absolute lunatic.
Episode 175 - Not Maniacs
The Niis spend time figuring out what went on against Brighton, and even more time figuring out what's going to happen for the rest of this season.
Please note: You are NOT maniacs.
Episode 174 - That Train's Never Late
Like a glove you've had for ages that smells awful
A duvet that the corpse was found draped inside
The comfort food that ruins your intestines
Coventry lose three games on the bounce again
Episode 172 - Dom and Neil's Excellent Adventure
Mainly carvery and Keanu Reeves chat this week.
Episode 171 - If you pause it you can see the exact moment Swindon's heart breaks
We're back in the game. Again.
Episode 170 - RIP Cyrille Regis
We spend most of the podcast paying tribute to the Coventry City legend who sadly passed this week before moving on to the reviewing the Exeter game, previewing the Swindon game and attempting to bre…
Episode 169 - ...Nice
Slash, Wedgwood... Your boys took one hell of a beating.
Episode 168 - Here's lots of football
Match alert. Matches have been going on.
Episode 167 - Merry Christmas!
It's the usual biz for the Lamptey boyz. Talk about a game that's happened. Talk about the game to come. Whinge a bit. Try and flog t shirts (HERE since you asked)
Episode 166 - Sky Blue Book Club pt. 2 (w/Steve Phelps)
Cov fan, author, and all round top fella Steve Phelps joined us this week to complete a Sky Blue book double feature.
In his second Pod appearance Steve regaled us with the magic of Peter Bodak and w…