In this episode, Singapore footballer Shakir Hamzah opens up about his time with Young Lions, LionsXII, and Kedah, including winning the Malaysia Super League and FA Cup. Shakir gets candid about being fined, managing red cards, and balancing NS with football. He also talks about mental resilience, public perception, and life after football.

Singapore football legend Noh Alam Shah reflects on his fiery career- from S.League dominance, to his 7-goal haul against Laos, trials abroad, and of course, the infamous 2007 brawl. A raw, honest dive into legacy and what comes after the final whistle.

In this episode, Zulqarnaen Suzliman AKA Mamat gets real about his football journey- from boyhood clubs and his NFA days to his pro debut and national cap at 20. He opens up about his arrest, the heartbreak of AFF Suzuki Cup 2020, and pocketing Son Heung-min against Spurs, while reflecting on injuries, setbacks, and his goals ahead.

In this episode of The Sportswire Podcast, Trent Buhagiar opens up about winning the Community Shield against the Sailors, overcoming hurdles in Serie B, and charting his path through the A-League and beyond.

In this episode of The Sportswire Podcast, we sat down with former professional footballer Ridhuan Muhamad as he reflects on his remarkable journey from playing for Arema Malang in Indonesia to carving his path in Singapore football. Ridhuan opens up about his unforgettable moments on the pitch and shares his candid thoughts on corruption in football. He also provided an insider’s perspective on the current state of the local football scene, what needs to change, and his hopes for the future...

From getting scouted while playing semi pro to playing under Forrest Li, Shawal Anuar opens up about his journey, the experience of working with the boss, and how his sudden rise to fame has shaped his family life.

In this explosive episode, Singapore Football Legend Daniel Bennett opens up like never before. From his unfiltered thoughts on whether a SPL relegation system should be implemented in Singapore, to drawing parallels with Ryan Reynolds’ Wrexham revolution, Bennett dishes out insights on how clubs should be run and what more can be done to support them. & Yes, he finally addresses the infamous clash with Noh Alam Shah during the fiery 2007 Singapore Cup Final.

At just 28, Adam Swandi was forced to retire from professional football after being diagnosed with cardiomyopathy; a condition that weakens the heart muscle and affects the heart's ability to pump blood around the body. This would be a life-changing moment that no athlete would ever see coming. In our first episode, Adam opens up about how it was like being a national football player for Singapore, a glimpse into the local and international football scenes, the emotional rollercoaster ...