The Sad Bois once again lose the plot for an entire episode, with discussions about goalkeeping, the J-League, and Jiggly's recent "purchase" of a "local" soccer team.

In a crushing week for Chicago soccer, the Sad Bois discuss the Chicago Fire's collapse in the Mickey Mouse Cup and the Chicago Red Stars disappointing loss in the NWSL Challenge Cup Final. Meanwhile, we all remain concerned over Jiggly's refusal to leave his room.

The Fire record their first loss of the tournament and obviously everything has gone wrong. Meanwhile the Red Stars continue to float their way through the NWSL Challenge Cup. All of this while Jiggly's brain slowly melts over the course of the episode.

The Chicago Fire are finally back and there's much to talk about with their first win of the year that is 2020. Jiggly wants to discuss body slamming defenders, RJ reminds everyone of what streaming anime was before the days of Crunchyroll, and Adnan still hates the country of Norway.

The Sad Bois attempt to give their opinions on a game that probably won't happen. Meanwhile, Jiggly trashes La Liga again, Adnan approves of the NWSL Playground, and RJ gives everyone a history lesson.

With Liverpool handily winning the Premier League, the Sad Bois focus their attention on the return of American soccer in the form of the NWSL Challenge Cup. Also, they get easily distracted by loud noises for the second week in a row.

The Sad Bois are back with hot takes about the greatest Argentine footballer, the NWSL Challenge Cup situation, and various loud background noises. Soccer shouldn't be back, but it is and we're gonna keep covering it as it happens.

The Sad Bois return from a week where so little happened that they couldn't even make an episode. But now with the return of La Liga, the Premier League, and MLS, we are back again! Just in time for Jiggly to talk about Pete's Fresh Market and Adnan to mix up his ducks.

In a time of massive turmoil, the Sad Bois begin the podcast with conversations about Jesse Marsch, the NWSL Challenge Cup, and the possible MLS Lockout; but in the end we talk about what is truly important right now: the fact that Black Lives Matter.

In an editing experiment that will never happen again, the Sad Bois spent too much time talking before the show than during the show, so we've added some fun in-between clips from that pre-show conversation. Join us as we discuss Der Klassiker, the Ponzi Scheme that is MLS, and Columbia College?