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?

The Sad Bois are tired and confused as they discuss... Honestly there's no coherent plot to discuss, but they do discuss it. For at least 40-something minutes.

The Sad Bois have decided to make it known: Sports should not have fans. And Jiggly shouldn't be trusted to remember anything. That and some Premier League talk fill this episode of Sad Bois FC.

Adnan and Jiggly have been left alone with any of RJ's adult supervision and must now fend for themselves as they discuss the possible cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics, the resignation of Nelson Rodriguez, and why Jiggly thinks Alyse LaHue should replace him.

This week the Sad Bois talk about how disappointed they are in Celtic, discuss the Chicago NISA team's final naming vote, and realize that Jiggly still can't speak French.

The Sad Bois are back from their winter break! Adnan still hates Ole, Jiggly is still complaining about money, and RJ takes a stand against the biggest fraud around. Already in mid-season form around here.

The Sad Bois take another break and return with some exciting discussions on Barcelona's decline, MLS Playoff hijinks, and what to name the new Chicago NISA team (Hint: It's in the title).

The Sad Bois give a quick update on world soccer before they jump into an in-depth discussion on what went wrong for the Chicago Fire this season and what things they need to improve on going into the next.

After a week off due to *circumstances*, the Sad Bois are back with more content. RJ is concerned about the NWSL Expansion team, Jiggly is sad about the Yuki trade, and Adnan still hates Norway.