48 Shades Of Football

The boys don't let a lack of alcohol prevent them from getting up to hi-jinks as they review recent matches and pretty much nothing else. The boys prove that Molina's set pieces are a complete joke by needing several takes to describe one of his corners. Basically, we wont blame you if you skip this one!

The boys invite Mark's stomach to be a guest host but unfortunately it's mike malfunctioned so while you can hear the boys laughing at its insightful comments on the ACL quarters and semis and previews of this Wednesday's games, you can't hear the actual sounds themselves.

With Stevie's hands too busy to phone in to the podcast, it was left to Mark and Paul to come to the rescue, hence this week's relatively high-brow, informative podcast. Surely truncated p/reviews of the classic would have given us time to get around to Mark's rant about referees? You'll have to tune in to find out!

With Stevie away in the provinces "getting to know the locals", it's up to Paul and Mark to hold the fort. They take a look at what happened last midweek and discuss whether Jeonbuk can get past Osaka and whether anyone can past the most financially dominant team in the world in the semis...

The boys gloss over the recent Challenge fixtures which none of them watched before getting into a heated argument about whether or not minnows like Laos, Guam and Scotland should have to go thru pre-qualifying rounds. News about Korea's upcoming friendly opponent enables the boys to get out a "dad" joke...

The boys look forward to this weeks midweek games, which consist of potentially tricky away tie in the Middle East for the National squad on Tuesday and a full round of Classic and Challenge matches on Wednesday. Somewhere Parkuson, Choirinho and WenKim are doing their nut about that scheduling!

The boys discuss Korea's latest export to the EPL, the ongoing Kang Sooil saga and discuss various aspects of Korean fan culture with special guest host Gary.

In addition to the usual p/reviews, the boys discuss some unexpected call-ups to the National Team for the upcoming games with Laos and Lebanon.

The Champions League is back and the boys talk about Jeonbuk's chances of getting in to the semis. They also review last weeks midweek fixtures and have a quick chat about this week's midweek round of Challenge fixtures.

The boys cover the usual topics without really managing to say much at all. This might be a good one to skip to catch up on that podcast about paint-drying that's been piling up for the past few weeks...

The boys review last weeks midweek games and look forward to this Wednesday's game. Because they're all heading off to distant climes to watch matches this episode is put up without any editing.

With the transfer window having slammed shut, the boys take a look at the ins and outs and discuss whether they will shake up the league standings.

Stevie, Lee Jung-hyup and the K-League Classic are all back so we review the weekend's matches and preview the upcoming round of midweek fixtures while trying not to mention the war.

Stevie is grounded and so guest host Kelly gives Mark and Paul some insight on the EAFF Cup and Chinese football in general.

In anticipation of England wrapping up the 3rd Ashes test within 3 days, the boys have prepared a monster podcast to keep you going over the weekend. It runs 1:20 even after binning 30 mins of discussion on transfers.

The boys chat about the no-star all-star game and the squad for the upcoming EAFF before previewing this weeks games.

The boys discuss the existential crisis facing the KLeague in the face of the exodus of start players and declining attendances...

Unperturbed by the lack of matches this weekend, the boys make a bumper podcast discussing some of the issues that have caught their eye in the past week.

In addition to the usual segments, the boys talk about a recent trip to watch a women's KLeague game and discuss the Martyrs efforts to finish the season goalless and on negative points. Judging by the amount of giggling they also seem to have been broadcasting live from a girl's middle school.

The boys celebrate Carlsberg being back on special by indulging in a few as they p/review the midweek fixtures and discuss Mark's haircut.