CW: We talk about the Mason Greenwood situation

This week the Bois are a bit off, as usual. And they talk about the NFL for too long, as usual. And then they talk about how bad the Fire are, as usual. Classic episode, amirite?

This week, the Bois talk about an excellent weekend of NFL football and a less than stellar week of soccer, including a boring Man United team, a pending NWSLPA strike, and just the Chicago Fire as a whole.

This week, the Chicago Fire are bad again. Not much else other than that. Adnan had a nice Pop-Tart and the Fire are bad.

Jiggly and Adnan are back and they're already dropping classics. This week they spend way too long talking about the NFL, their thoughts on the certain commentators, and why Eden Hazard is totally gonna play for the Chicago Fire.

The Bois are all back together one last time in 2021 to talk about the past week in soccer as well as reflecting on a second year doing this podcast.

After a catastrophic technical failure kept them from recording last week, the Bois brave through a few more minor ones as they discuss the European tournament draws, the NWSL's general nonsense, and the Fire's failures make Adnan's day.

The Bois are back down to just two as they discuss the Fire's and Man Utd's new coaches, the Red Stars' situation, and how Adnan almost died today.

RJ is back with the Bois to discuss Adnan's Big Dub, the Red Stars' bravery in the NWSL Final, and try to dissect the Fire's roster going into the 2021-22 offseason.

Note: This episode was recorded at about 2PM on Monday. Just so you know for some of the contents within that were almost instantly out-dated. Mainly about the Red Stars.

Adnan falls more and more in love with JEF United as Jiggly continues to dish out the weirdest predictions in both the MLS Playoffs and World Cup Qualifying. But both agree that the NWSL Playoffs are certainly a vibe.

Time gets away from you sometimes. This week, the Bois go in depth on the Fire's Big Cut, Detroit's Big Move, and who am I kidding they spent a solid 20 minutes ripping apart the Kansas City Current logo.