In this episode, I take a trip back to 1994—seeing the FIFA World Cup through the eyes of a 10-year-old kid. It was a time of pure wonder, early mornings in front of the TV, iconic moments that felt larger than life, and a love for football that was just beginning to take shape. I also revisit the memorabilia I’ve held onto from that tournament—small pieces of history that still carry big emotions.

Fast forward to today, and I reflect on how that same tournament feels now as we approach the 2026 World Cup. The innocence has been replaced with perspective. The excitement is still there, but it’s layered with nostalgia, experience—and even a sense of negativity about where the modern game is heading.

This episode is about more than just football—it’s about growing up, how our relationship with the game evolves, and how certain moments, feelings, and memories stay with us forever.

In this episode, we sit down with former S-League veteran T. Ramoo, who represented clubs like Balestier Central, Woodlands Wellington, Marine Castle United, Jurong FC, and Singapore International.

He takes us through his footballing journey — from competing at the highest level to navigating the realities of balancing professional football with a full-time job. This episode dives into the sacrifices, discipline, and mindset required to sustain a career in the game while managing life off the pitch.

A must-listen for aspiring players, working athletes, and anyone who understands the grind behind the game. ⚽

As a football fan, this one hurts.

Italy — four-time world champions — missing out on the FIFA World Cup again. Not once, not twice, but three times in a row. It doesn’t feel real… and it raises some serious questions.

In this episode, I try to make sense of it all from a fan’s perspective. What’s actually gone wrong? Is it the way football is being developed in Italy? Has Serie A fallen behind? Are we just not producing the same level of players anymore?

I’m not claiming to have all the answers — but this is an honest breakdown of where things might be slipping, and why a football giant like Italy is struggling to keep up in the modern game.

Because at some point, you stop calling it a shock… and start wondering if this is the new reality.

Inspired by the “Dad/Mum, What Were You Like in the 90s?” trend, Ras takes you back to the 90s through football, media, and collectables.

From classic football video games to sticker albums and memorabilia, this episode is all about real experiences and everyday moments that defined growing up in that era.

No deep dives — just pure memories, simple times, and football culture as it was.

Press play and take a trip back.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Sead Muratović to unpack a football journey shaped by resilience, ambition and survival.

Sead reflects on his time in Singapore with Tampines Rovers FC — the highs, the challenges, the dressing room culture, and what it truly meant to represent one of the S.League’s most iconic clubs. He opens up about settling into life in Singapore, adapting to a new footballing environment, his relationships with teammates and management, and the expectations that came with wearing the Tampines badge.

But this story runs much deeper than football.

Sead takes us back to his childhood in the former Yugoslavia, growing up during the civil war, navigating uncertainty, and finding hope through the beautiful game. He shares raw memories of that turbulent period, his development as a young player, and the pride of representing his nation at youth level during a time of rebuilding and identity.

From conflict to competition, from survival to success — this is a story of perseverance, perspective and passion.

🎙️ An episode about football, yes — but more importantly, about strength of character and the journey that shapes a man.

In this episode, we sit down with Thai legend Therdsak Chaiman as he reflects on an era when the Thailand national football team set the standard in Southeast Asia. Therdsak shares what made that generation so dominant, the mentality inside the dressing room, and why Thailand consistently stayed ahead of their regional rivals.

He also opens up about his stint in Singapore with Singapore Armed Forces FC, the differences between football cultures, and how his time abroad shaped him as a player and leader.

From feeling truly at home in the Thai League to transitioning into life after his playing days, Therdsak talks about what he’s doing today and how he sees the future of football in the region.

An honest, insightful conversation with one of Southeast Asia’s finest playmakers — this is a must-listen for football fans of the 90s and 2000s.

From raw talent to reflection — this week we sit down with Singapore football veteran Shukor Zailan ⚽️🇸🇬**

Shukor takes us through his S.League journey — from his early days at Sembawang Rangers and Paya Lebar Punggol FC, to stints with the Young Lions and SAFFC, before truly finding a home at Tampines Rovers.

He opens up about the grind of carving out a career in the S.League era, earning his place in the Singapore national football team, and the lessons that came with every move. Most powerfully, Shukor reflects on his biggest regret — not pushing harder off the pitch to get the recognition he felt he deserved.

Honest, reflective, and packed with stories from a defining era of Singapore football — this episode is a must-listen for players chasing their path and fans who lived through the S.League years.

In this episode, Ras sits down with Croatian football veteran Marko Kraljevic — a globe-trotting pro whose career took him across Southeast Asia’s football scene. From his early days in Malaysia with Kelantan, to his spell in Hong Kong with HK Rangers, and his impactful years in Singapore with Balestier Central, Tampines Rovers, and Jurong FC, Marko shares stories from the dressing room, the culture shifts, and the realities of playing abroad.

Now the Head Coach of Balestier Khalsa, Marko reflects on his journey from player to coach, the evolution of the local game, and what today’s players must understand to succeed at the professional level. Expect honest insights, behind-the-scenes moments, and plenty of old-school football talk.

Our 100th episode marks a major milestone — and it is only fitting that we celebrate it with Singapore football legend Aleksandar Duric.

In this special episode, Duric takes us back to where it all began — his hometown in former Yugoslavia — and opens up about growing up during the war, the challenges he faced, and how football became both an escape and a purpose. He shares his remarkable journey from Europe to Singapore, the decision to make this country his home, and the pride of becoming a Singapore citizen.

We dive deep into his playing career in the S.League, representing multiple clubs, scoring iconic goals, and eventually donning the national jersey for Singapore. Beyond the pitch, Duric reflects on resilience, identity, discipline, and what it truly means to give everything for the badge and the nation.

A powerful conversation about survival, sacrifice, football, and legacy — and the perfect way to celebrate 100 episodes.

In this episode, we sit down with a former Singapore international goalkeeper who made his mark across the S.League with clubs including Woodlands Wellington, SAFFC, Young Lions, Gombak United, Sengkang-Punggol, and Hougang United.

He opens up about his playing days — the pressures, the rivalries, the unforgettable moments — and the mindset it took to survive life between the posts. We also dive into his second career chapter as a goalkeeper coach, where he shares how he’s shaping the next generation, the modern demands of the position, and what he hopes to pass on to young keepers coming through the ranks.

Whether you're a fan of the S.League era or simply love a good football story, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.