It was the Spencer & LV show on this edition of the #Misfits as the International Break came to a close. Beginning with some highlights, the boys jumped straight into Mexico and the USMNT's matches against Germany and Ghana. Following that was a spotlight on England, their talent, and what their expectations are for the upcoming Euro 2024 (which they just qualified for after beating Italy 3-1). And finally, the two bros broke down Neymar's unfortunate injury and what that means for Brazil and his club Al-Hilal. Finishing things off with a run through of European club footy, the misfits combed through matches in La Liga, Serie A, and the Prem.

BS of the Week was given to racism against Vini Jr. during the contest between Real Madrid and Sevilla over the weekend.

It was the Ronny and LV hour on episode 154 of the #Misfits! The boys got right into the Champions League matches of the past week, including Man United's horrid run of form and Newcastle beating up PSG at home. After also hitting the Europa and Europa Conference League fixtures, domestic footy awaited. Starting with the prem, LV got a chance to gloat about his Spurs being top of the table before shedding some light on Arsenal's long-awaited win over Man City in the league. La Liga showed more of Real Madrid looking top tier, and Barcelona looking a bit lackluster. And finally, there was some On Location to be talked about! Ronny & LV finished the pod breaking down how the good folks at StreetSoccerUSA graciously invited the #Misfits to their annual Times Square cup, which featured tons of footy & fanfare throughout the day, as well as a collab with German giants Borussia Dortmund!

BS of the Week was handed to MLS for giving Messi a little too much credit, FIFA's 2030 World Cup decision, and Jurgen Klopp's recent comments about replays.

Spencer and LV took command of episode 153 of the #Misfits while Ronny aka Mr. Misfits was away on business. Before the good brothers got too into the weeds about the ongoing VAR drama in the prem surrounding Liverpool v. Spurs, there was much to get into across European club footy. Beginning with La Liga, the pair broke down Barca's latest form, Real Madrid's seemingly endless reserve of quality (including that MAN Jude Bellingham), and Atletico Madrid's consistent inconsistencies. Elsewhere, in Germany, Bayern Munich was yet again unable to beat RB Leipzig, this time in the league as the match finished 2-2. Some slight surprises in the Bundesliga table as Bayer Leverkusen sits atop the standings with Stuttgart in 2nd. And in Serie A where parity is king, Inter Milan and Lautaro Martinez showed their attacking quality, while Victor Osimhen continues to score despite his ongoing drama with Napoli. Finally, Spence and LV finished things off by breaking down the PGMOL's unreal mishap at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Spurs sneaking away with all three points against the Reds. BS of the Week was deservedly given to the PGMOL and Pep Guardiola for calling Hwang Hee-Chan "That Korean Guy."

The good brothers take a deep dive into the conclusion of the international break on episode 152 of The Football Misfits Podcast; from Uzbekistan setting themselves up to be dark horses in the upcoming Asian Cup to the Africa Cup of Nations field being set. LV also went On Location for the New York Derby and shared his experiences and a project that will be launched on Instagram soon. The guys also share their thoughts on Phil Foden's lack of playing time, Manchester United's downward spiral, a wild weekend in Italy, and Bayer Leverkusen hanging on with Bayern Munich.

Episode 151 of The Football Misfits is a bit delayed but it's here! Join the good brothers as they continue their conversation about Manchester United's early-season struggles and the proxy war between Jadon Sancho and Erik ten Hag. Ronny, Spencer, and LV discuss whether Jordan Henderson is a hypocrite and if Harry Kane lacked top club mentality whilst at Tottenham. There is also international football and the weekly BS of the Week segment in store!

A toast to episode 150 of The Football Misfits Podcast. This edition of the podcast features reactions to the UEFA Champions League Draw from Real Madrid facing Union Berlin to a STACKED Group F. The guys also tap into the notable groups in the UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League and the favorites to win those competitions. Ronny and Spencer touch on the weekend's matches before providing updates on the Luis Rubiales scandal in Spain.

The Football Misfits Podcast is back after the FIFA Women's World Cup break! The good brothers dive into the recently-completed competition; discussing the USWNT's poor showing, Africa's rise down under, and an England team (who were one of the best throughout the tournament) displaying an underwhelming performance in the final. The guys also give credit to Spain for picking up the pieces following their defeat to Japan.

Ronny, Spencer, and LV also tackle the unfortunate circumstances surrounding FA president Luis Rubiales, plaguing La Roja's first-ever title.

They also dip into Lionel Messi's instant impact on Inter Miami in the last month, Mike Dean looking out for his "mates," and some of the key matches in club football over the last three weeks.

Check out the latest episode of Campfire Football with Sebastian North as Ronny sits down with the good brother to give a World Cup synopsis.

Ronny and LV led part two of The Football Misfits' 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup group previews! Beginning with groups E and F, the boys enlisted the help of the good brother Sebastian North of Campfire Football. The trio broke down two groups filled with powerhouses (USA and Netherlands in Group E; France and Brazil in Group F) and debutants (Portugal and Vietnam in Group E; Panama in Group F) alike. For the tournament’s last two groups (G and H), the Misifts got some help from a new footy friend from the West Coast — the Argentina-repping Constanza Olivera! The three showed some love to La Albiceleste and broke down their chances of getting out of Group G against Sweden, Italy, and South Africa. For Group H, all eyes were on Linda Caicedo and Colombia and how they might fair against Germany (who may be on the road to redemption), first-timers Morocco, and South Korea.

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Don't forget to tune into our Live & Directs, also on Instagram, during the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup!

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup is upon us and The Football Misfits, with the help of Strathfield FC's and Sydney Olympic FC's very own Angelica Georgopoulos, preview Groups A, B, C, and D of the competition! Angelica gives the good brothers a sense of the preparations and build-up leading to, what might be, the biggest moment in Australian football history. Their friends across the ditch, New Zealand, are paired with Norway, the Philippines, and Switzerland and there is not a clear consensus regarding the two teams that will advance. The group does agree that Australia has the potential of going all the way. Spener joins the episode for Groups C and D, where Spain is looking to brush off prior controversies with their FA while England, much like the Matildas, is primed for greatness down under despite being hit with the injury bug.

Previews of Groups E, F, G, and H will be released in an upcoming episode prior to the start of their group matches.

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