#ACT18 — Too Much Football? Why the Answer Isn’t Watching Less, It’s Choosing Better
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#ACT18 — Too Much Football? Why the Answer Isn’t Watching Less, It’s Choosing Better
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About this listen
There is more football than ever before, yet many fans are watching less of it.
In this episode, Alastair and Guo Feng reflect on how packed calendars, expanding tournaments, and modern life have reshaped the way fans engage with football. Rather than blaming fatigue or apathy, they explore why being selective has become a reasonable, even necessary, response.
This conversation is about attention, meaning, trade-offs, and why loving football does not always mean watching every match.
Chapters
Chapters00:00 – Intro: More football in 202601:10 – Expanded World Cup explained03:00 – Is there too much football?05:30 – Club vs international overload12:45 – Time zones and watching from Asia14:00 – Being selective as a fan22:30 – More matches, same stakes23:48 – Money talks in football27:14 – TIL: Why it’s called “Kapchai”30:03 – TIL: How to pronounce “Budapest”