Anchors every episode, keeps time and keeps the peace. On air as "Anto".

The Wild Card is a Nairobi football podcast. Six voices, one table, and nobody gets to hide behind a badge.
The Wild Card started as a weekly FPL show with Venant and Eric Njiru. It grew quickly into Kenya's best-known football podcast.
Football fans argue loudest with the people they love most, so we put that argument on the record. A Manchester United fan sits across from Arsenal fans, there is a City fan who loves being the villain, and a Liverpool fan who has learned to survive. Every week there is a position on the table, and someone has to defend it.
The panel records on Monday and the episode drops on Tuesday, so the weekend's football is still warm when you hear it. This site keeps the conversation going in between: the day's top stories in our voice, both league tables, and the people behind the mics.
One big topic, argued on the record. Every host takes a side and owns it.
A rotating weekly segment, from fantasy flashbacks to hot-take receipts.
The one stat or moment of the week, cut for socials so you can share it.
Anchors every episode, keeps time and keeps the peace. On air as "Anto".
Manchester United
The most painful seat in the house.
Arsenal
Ruthless judge of everyone else's crisis.
Manchester City
The villain's seat, and he loves it.
Arsenal
The voice of reason and King of FPL.
Liverpool
The survivor.
The short stories on the homepage are written with the help of AI. It reads headlines and summaries from BBC Sport, Sky Sports, ESPN, The Athletic and Goal, and writes them up in the show's voice. It sticks to what those outlets reported, and every story links back to its sources. The "Wild Card take" line is written in the spirit of the show and is not a quote from the hosts.
For the full picture, read the original. If we have got something wrong, tell us.
Full episodes on YouTube. Clips and banter on Instagram and TikTok.