Four Lads Football

This week on Four Lads, we take a dive into World Cup squads. Without Robbie, Niko leaves the show today, and with Cole in Robbie’s wake, what kind of results will we see come out of Guess the Country?

On this weeks episode of Four Lads, we discuss our predictions for the World Cup as we close in on the prestigious tournament. Niko comes in again with hot takes, and Tyler can’t seem to get Neymar off his mind. Per usual. We put together our combined world 11 with our countries chosen by a randomizer, and finish with guess the country, only from the countries going to the World Cup.

With Dro just making the starting line up after injury protocol, we are taking a few weeks back from league matches to talk Champions League and World Cup. With the group stage finished, we analyze why Tottenham want a PSG draw, and why the Europa League is the true elite competition. We end with Guess the Club featuring a pool of the 16 Champions League teams that successfully made it to the knockouts, however one of the lads may have misled the others to skew the result.

This week, the lads dive into Europa league football, as some of our favored clubs may be moved to it. Spurs disappoint Niko again, and Newcastle stare at top 4. Some international game talk conspired, and we finish with guess the player. Perhaps maybe, not so hinty hints.

With the Ballon d’Or ceremony finished, we recap a week of controversy placements and results. We cover the midweek premier league games as well as el Classico and Bundesliga games. With Niko not happy about spurs’ performance, maybe he’ll have a performance to remember in Guess the Player.

With Robbie out this week, we welcome our valiant caption of the highly esteemed Sunday league side, Kyler with open arms. We touch on Arsenal and Liverpool, and discuss champions league groups as well. After, we stop by Germany to discuss El Klassiker and by Spain to discuss El Classico. With Kyler trying to live up to Robbie’s dominant position in guess the player, do we see a change of tides for a change?

A big weekend back with the lads as the premier league returns to action. Two not so close derbies split the four lads as we start to question just how shit Emerson royal is, again. Athletico Tucuman is just 5 games away from club history, while Niko may rewrite history himself. Guess the Club makes it’s debut into our show, and as things may stand afterwards, everything should be in balance.

This week on Four Lads Football things get interesting as Niko doesn’t help his case of knowing ball. Questionable players are thrown out into our best of 11 segment today with only one player from each country allowed. Is the USA in trouble after drawing against Saudi Arabia, or are Tyler and Niko worrying about nothing more than a friendly? Lastly, guess the coach makes it’s return with only one point per guess, the spoilers may be smaller however the margins could grow larger.

Breaking news, West Ham still suck, and Tottenhams Son is back in full effect. This week the four lads talk across the leagues, touching on Vinicious Junior and his warranted dancing, as well as Bayern and their “farmer” competition. Two names we don’t associate with greatness often, Union Berlin and Lorient, seem to weasel their way into the favor of the lads, as we also touch on Napoli potentially being even better? Finally we end with guess the coach, an augmented guess the player section with double the spoils. Does Tyler work his way out of relegation or do we see Niko working his way towards better opposition with the filler of help from his friends.

The second ever guest makes his debut on the pod this week, the perfect fill-in with Niko away on international duty. The rest of the Lads, and Cole, take a look at some games from all over Europe since no Premier Legaue games took place due to the passing of the Queen. Even without the Prem, PLENTY happened since the last episode, from the madness of the Juventus game, to the fully expected - not surprising at all - Sporting win over Tottenham in the Champions League. Pod members are called out for terrible predictions, Chelsea management is questioned, and seemingly everything is related back to Everton. We travel to France to tackle Ligue 1 in Guess The Player; this time sticking to players that have made domestic appearances this season. Cole's points will count for Niko, but can he get the job done and shake things up on the scoreboard?