This week: Behold - a keen bunch of Niis, talking about the destruction of Walsall, the McSheffrey revival and an emotional farewell to Kevin Kilbane.

Contains a bit of mucky language. Not too much. Don't worry yourselves. It's fine. Swear down.

This week: Everyone was so happy after the cup wins, but you just knew it couldn't last. The Niis desperately try to keep upbeat though, and there's still a lot of joy about the penalty redemption against Sheffield Utd. But obviously with the latest statements from ACL and the club, there's some important stuff to talk about.

Contains financial natterings.

This week: Things return to regularity as the four Niis discuss the frustration of not beating Portsmouth, the importance of the upcoming cup games, and scary Ernie Wise.

Contains an all-too-detailed description of that back-pass.

This week: The Sky Blues have won two on the bounce and everyone's over the moon (even more so than usual). To help discuss these wins, the Niis have recruited some special guests who made the admirable trek to Hartlepool and Colchester, respectively.

Contains the occasional Dalek sound. Do not be alarmed.

This week: It's a party atmosphere in the house of Lamptey as the boys learn about Ratner Effect and Baker uneffect. We talk about the merits of Joe Murphy and his 60 yard conversations, and Richard Wood drops by. Unconvincingly. Several times.

WARNING: Contains 0% actual Richard Wood.

This week: The Lamptinhos describe the kit from the '92 season in some detail, evaluate Fleck's contribution so far and look at everyone else's refusal to pass to Roy O'Donovan.

Contains positive football chat.

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.