Yah Lah But

Recorded onsite at Burnley FC, we speak with Sean Bai, Chief of Staff of Football about Singapore’s AFC Asian Cup qualification, belief under pressure, and lessons from inside an English football club. He also shares his experience of being the only Singaporean in a UK football club, and how the “kampung” spirit is alive in Burnley.

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Check out the second season of our edutainment podcast that dives into a fascinating array of topics you never knew you needed to know! This week, we talk about the Koro crisis of 1967, when Singaporeans got into a mass panic about disappearing genitals!!
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(00:00) TELL YOU FIRST SEASON 2
(01:42) Welcome to Burnley FC 
(05:32) Why Singaporeans Love Football (Even When We Say We Don’t)
(06:42) Inside the Hong Kong Match That Changed Everything
(10:02) Belief, Identity, and a Team That Doesn’t Panic
(14:12) When the Momentum Shifted 
(16:42) Why This Qualification Sparked a National Conversation
(20:22) When Was the Last Time Singapore Felt Like This? 
(23:22) Bringing the Experience Back to Burnley 
(26:42) Burnley as the ‘Singapore’ of the Premier League 
(31:12) Being Singaporean in European Football 
(35:52) The Details That Make Elite Football Work 
(38:02) Why Singaporeans Underrate Themselves
(43:12) Passion, Risk, and Fear of Failure 
(49:42) Seeing Is Believing 
(52:42) Gavin’s Journey and Obsession Over Plan B 
(01:04:45) One Shiok Thing
(01:16:13) Post-Interview Reflection

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What is Yah Lah But?

The most uncensored conversations about censorable things coming out from the much-censored country of Singapore. Hosted by Haresh & Terence from the comedy house Ministry of Funny.