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We dive into some of the wildest and most talked about stories in football right now. From Sergio Ramos dropping music tracks, to Neymar reportedly becoming football’s billionaire overnight, to the bizarre moment involving Luis Suárez spitting.

We each bring our own list of 5 players we believe are overrated, and things get heated as we go head-to-head defending our picks and challenging each other’s opinions. 

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We’re throwing it back to the 2010s and asking the real question—who actually owned that decade of football? On one side, the Premier League gave us chaos, rivalries, and drama every single weekend. On the other, La Liga had Messi and Ronaldo dropping masterclasses while Spanish clubs collected Champions League trophies like souvenirs. In this episode, we laugh, argue, and debate whether the decade belonged to England’s unpredictability or Spain’s superstar power.

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In this episode, we take you back to where our love for football began—on the dusty pitches, neighborhood fields, and crowded streets of Guinea and Congo. We share childhood memories of street games with makeshift goals, local rivalries, and the passion that brought communities together. From cheering for our national teams in unforgettable matches to experiencing the culture, music, and celebrations that surround African football, this is our story of how the game shaped our lives.

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We start this episode with a powerful story of comeback and pride in African women's football, spotlighting an unforgettable performance that reminded the world not to sleep on the continent’s talent.

Then, we shift into a nostalgic and honest conversation about footballers who were once everywhere—and now? Not so much.
We ask: What happened to Oscar? James Rodríguez? Alexis Sánchez?
And what about the legends: Mesut Özil, Gareth Bale, Franck Ribéry, Arturo Vidal, Philipp Lahm, etc?
Some retired quietly. Others lost form. A few chased money

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In this episode, we revisit one of the most dramatic stretches in modern football history—2019 to 2025—a period filled with controversy, change, and unforgettable moments. We start with the Ballon d'Or debates: Lewandowski’s incredible 2020 season that went unrewarded due to the award’s cancellation, Messi’s polarizing 2021 win, and the conversation around Vinícius Jr. being overlooked for the game’s highest honor despite his brilliance.

We explore how Cristiano Ronaldo’s shocking move to Asia shifted the football landscape and sparked conversations about the sport’s future beyond Europe, while Manchester City rose from perennial challengers to a dominant dynasty. We also discuss Morocco’s historic World Cup 2022 semi-final run and the cultural debate it sparked over African identity, as well as the painful reality of racism faced by Vinícius Jr. and other players on the biggest stages.

Beyond the men’s game, we highlight the rapid rise of women’s football—packed stadiums, record-breaking tournaments, and the growing respect for the women’s side of the sport. Finally, we break down how a seemingly small rule change—the switch from 3 to 5 substitutions—reshaped modern tactics and squad management forever.

If you want to relive the moments that defined football between 2019 and 2025, from award controversies and cultural debates to tactical evolutions and social change, this episode has it all.

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In this episode, we discuss Chelsea’s dominant 3-0 win over PSG in the Club World Cup final. We cover the key storylines of the tournament, both the highs and the lows, and explore how different teams and players performed. Special mention goes to Cole Palmer for his outstanding showing throughout the competition. We also talk about what this title means for Chelsea and the bigger picture in world football.

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We start with the Club World Cup, where Chelsea faces PSG in a blockbuster final after Real Madrid’s shock demolition by the Parisians in the semis.

Then it’s onto the transfer market madness: Noni Madueke moves to Arsenal, Mohammed Kudus joins Spurs — topping off what might be the most chaotic transfer season Tottenham has ever had. Meanwhile, Nico Williams stuns Barcelona by pledging loyalty to Bilbao, refusing a move that looked inevitable.

On a darker note, we discuss the heartbreaking headlines: a devastating injury that could end Jamal Musiala’s career, and the tragic deaths of Diogo Jota and André Silva, sending shockwaves through the football world.

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In this episode, we kick things off by debating whether highly paid players have the right to complain about their injuries (00:00). Then at 07:06, we dive into a quick introduction before tackling some of the biggest recent events shaking up the football world (08:50). Finally, at 37:25, I take you through my personal football journey from 2014 to 2018 — the wild matches, unforgettable goals, and moments that made me fall even deeper in love with the beautiful game.

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Welcome to the very first episode of Fula & Flow!

We start off by diving into the Club World Cup — what it is, why it matters (or doesn’t?), and how it stacks up against bigger competitions.

Then we jump into the eternal debate: Messi vs. Ronaldo. Who's overrated? Who's underrated? Can you even compare them?

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