OLBG Prizes launches Marc White Fixes Football YouTube show

Dorking Wanderers owner-manager Marc White fronts the series; episode one with Fulham’s Tom Cairney lands Thursday 15th October.

OLBG Prizes has launched Marc White Fixes Football, a new YouTube show hosted by Dorking Wanderers FC owner and manager Marc White. The first episode, featuring Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney, is set to be released on Thursday 15th October, with new episodes following weekly.

The series is positioned as a debate-led format covering topics including refereeing, VAR, club ownership, fan culture and the future of the sport. OLBG said the show will also include audience interaction.

The launch extends OLBG’s existing commercial relationship with Dorking Wanderers, where the company is Principal Partner and front-of-shirt sponsor.

Richard Moffat, CEO at OLBG, said: "Football fans across the country have been telling us that the game they love is losing its way. Too many feel nobody is listening and nobody is prepared to say what they're thinking.

"That's exactly why we're so excited to be launching Marc White Fixes Football.

"Marc is one of the few voices in football with the experience, honesty and independence to say it how it is. He lives the game every day, and he's not afraid to challenge the decisions, attitudes and culture that frustrate so many supporters.

"This isn't about shouting from the sidelines. It's about bringing football fans together to have their say, challenge the status quo and help get the game back on track.

"If you're a proper football fan with an opinion on where football is going wrong, come and join us. Let's fix football together."

Marc White, Manager and Owner of Dorking Wanderers FC, added: “I’m delighted to be doing my own show. We all know I’ve got a lot to say, but beyond all of that, what really drives me is a massive love for the game.

“I’m looking forward to sharing conversations with people who think alike. As always, I’m not looking to pull any punches.

“Thanks to Richard, Toby and everyone at OLBG for making it happen.”