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4-4-2Dudes
4-4-2Dudes is the brand new football punditry show from Singapore hosted by football nuts, Jonathan Mun and Benjamin Leow . 4-4-2Dudes cover the state of football across the footballing world and this includes views, match analysis, match reviews, transfer windows and everything football, in the major football leagues like the EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, SPL as well as the customary Euro and the World Cup series. The show also comprises episodes with in-studio or online guest interviews with who’s who in football.
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Episodios
"Your Football Club has a song?" 25.03.2023 37:21
In Episode 2, The Dudes review the important matches played over the week and discovered that their match predictions were pretty spot-on! Ben issued Jon a challenge for this week's match predictions for the Euro 2024 Match Day 1, so Episode 3 could be a side-splitter! These football crazy Dudes also lament over the early retirement of some seriously star-studded footballers who had to call it a d...
Pep protecting his first "Golden Son', Messi? Bollocks! 17.03.2023 34:58
In the first episode of the series, The Dudes discuss if Haaland was deliberately prevented from scoring a double hat-trick; Son to be the first Asian to achieve 100 EPL Goals; predictions for this weekend's major matches; football and the stink-mix of politics including Barca and Stinky Money plus VAR and Refs! Even Andre Marriner wasn't spared...
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