Sad Bois FC

Adnan is back and both he and Jiggly talk about a lot of things that make no sense, but are perfectly reasonable topics for this podcast. Things like the Women's Empowerment League, which of our dads can survive a season as an NFL special teams returner, and how soul-crushing it is to have a real job.

It's just Jiggly and RJ this week to discuss the Messi Situation, Detroit City FC, and how Elliot Collier actually is the most important player on the Chicago Fire.

This week the Bois discuss weird Olympics stuff, Iniesta vs Xavi, and checked in on what old Fire players have been up to.

This week Adnan gets back into the 2. Bundesliga, Jiggly watched women's boxing, and RJ has thoughts about the PBS.

Once again, the Sad Bois are without adult supervision. That means Cincinnati Bengals talk, Olympic previews, and Adnan's review of Space Jam. Also, the Fire lost big and the Red Stars have officially signed Own Goal.

This week, the Sad Bois discuss the various Finals in international tournaments, what MLS team vibes best with Messi, and Adnan tries to figure out what mysterious thing is awaiting him in Kankakee.

The Sad Bois discuss the narrative developing in the Euros, the new Women's Empowerment League kits, and what any of *waves hand* this means for the Chicago Fire.

The Sad Bois discuss the opening knockout rounds of the Euros and Copa, as well as the apparent downfall of the Chicago Red Stars and Robert Beric's public support.

RJ's back and wants the Fire to move to Stoke. Meanwhile Jiggly keeps trying and failing to indoctrinate Adnan into the Chaos Faction.

As the Euros and the Copa kick off, Jiggly teaches Adnan an old Polish proverb and Adnan complains about penalties.

It's just another mess of an episode. Jiggly's tired, Adnan's distracted, and RJ's got a lot of questions. Also, you see that dumb US v Mexico game?

The adult leaves the room once again and once again Jiggly tries talking about a sport other than soccer and Adnan defends Djordje's pettiness.

Jiggly once again struggles to talk coherently about European soccer, RJ actually watches the J-League, and Adnan bullies Jiggly.

In the Sad Bois' first guest episode, Drew Conner tells us all about Chicago House, playing in the Czech Republic, and what Arjen Robben thinks is "cool."

Following a rather disappointing week from Chicago soccer, Adnan is befuddled by the Bundesliga and Jiggly almost gets RJ into a weeb fight.

With RJ still on the Injured Reserve, Jiggly struggles to understand simple math concepts while also introducing xG into the Sad Bois' analysis and Adnan attempts to carry the entire show himself.

The Sad Bois discuss the history of Barnsley, Adnan's struggles at choosing good teams to cheer for, and coming to terms with the fate of the Chicago Fire.

Adnan and Jiggly are left to their own devices in an episode mostly about how weird La Liga's been and why the Fire make everyone mad.

In a very disheveled episode, the Sad Bois try to make sense of what has just happened this past week in Europe, as well as discuss the Chicago Fire's home opener. But mostly Europe.

Jiggly recounts the strange happenings of the NWSL, Adnan laments how far FC Tokyo has fallen, and RJ is still weirdly optimistic about the Chicago Fire's chances to start the season.

This week Jiggly gets befuddled by bald American goalkeepers, Adnan provides some women's soccer news, and comes out as anti-Jordan Morris.

In the longest episode of Sad Bois yet, the lads discuss Japan's new professional women's league, Ireland's weird manager, and try to decide on how to properly describe Newcastle. Truly just a lot happening here.

The Sad Bois return from yet another off-week to discuss the Chicago Fire's recent preseason match, Erling Haaland's place in the world, and for some strange reason, Andy Dalton.

The Premier League seems to be settling down just as the Bundesliga starts to heat up. The J-League season's begun and MLS teams are releasing their new jerseys for the 2021 season. Also, the Sad Bois just wanna talk about King Kazu for a bit.

Chicago NISA has finally announced their name, Jiggly took a walk, and we want to talk to Robbie Earnshaw's mom. This week's episode of Sad Bois is a weird one, but they're all weird, aren't they?