Back Passt With Ras

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Back Passt With Ras is a sports podcast hosted by Rasvinder Singh Bhullar, with 185 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Rasvinder Singh Bhullar hosts Back Passt With Ras, a sports show with 185 episodes published.

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  Back Passt With Ras

  Episode 115 Part 2 - I Wish I Could Do More For The Players I Coached

  Jul 29, 20261h 12m

  In Part 2 of our conversation with former Singapore international and Geylang United midfielder Kadir Yahaya, we delve into the highs and lows of his football journey. Kadir reflects on his playing career, sharing stories from his days representing Singapore and starring for Geylang United before discussing his transition into coaching. Beyond the football, he opens up about the hidden challenges that came with life as a footballer, the temptations and pitfalls of stardom, and the lessons he learnt along the way. In one of the episode's most heartfelt moments, Kadir speaks candidly about one of his biggest regrets as a coach—feeling that he could have done more to help some of the players under his care who eventually went down the wrong path. This is an honest, thought-provoking conversation about football, responsibility, redemption, and the human side of the beautiful game.

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  Episode 115 Part 1 - I Will Leave If There Are No Changes In 10 Years!

  Jul 22, 20261h 16m

  In Part 1 of this wide-ranging conversation, Director of Football at Unleash The Roar, Kadir Yahaya, takes us behind the scenes of Singapore's national football development project. Kadir shares the vision and long-term plans for Unleash The Roar, the realities and challenges of building a sustainable football ecosystem, and why patience and trust are essential if Singapore football is to achieve lasting success. Drawing on his invaluable learning experience in Germany, he explains how those lessons are influencing the way young players are being developed back home. The episode also features questions submitted by our listeners, with Kadir offering candid insights into youth development, the direction of Singapore football, and the work being done to shape the next generation. Whether you're passionate about Singapore football, youth development, or the future of the local game, this is a conversation that provides valuable context on where the sport is headed—and why the journey is just as important as the destination.

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  Episode #114

  Episode 114 - I Didn't Understand What Balestier Wanted From Me!

  Jul 15, 20261h 13m

  From the Croatian leagues to Singapore's S.League, and eventually to the pinnacle of coaching in Southeast Asia, Bojan Hodak's football journey is one built on resilience, adaptability, and relentless ambition. In this episode, Bojan takes us back to his decision to leave Croatia and embark on an adventure in Singapore, where he played for Balestier Central and Jurong FC. He shares his memories of Singapore football in the late 1990s, the challenges of adapting to a new culture, and why those years proved to be a turning point in his career. The conversation then shifts to the dugout, where Bojan reflects on the pressures of managing clubs with vastly different expectations. From winning trophies with Kelantan, Johor Darul Ta'zim, Kuala Lumpur City, and Persib Bandung, to guiding Penang to safety when survival was the only objective, he explains how success is measured differently depending on the circumstances. Finally, Bojan offers his candid assessment of Malaysian football today, discussing the issues that continue to hold it back and why he believes Indonesia has overtaken Malaysia in several key areas. It's an insightful conversation with one of Southeast Asia's most accomplished coaches, filled with stories, lessons, and honest opinions from a man who has experienced the region's football landscape from every angle.

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  Episode #113

  Episode 113 - Someone Threw A Betting Slip At Me After I Scored A Hat-Trick

  Jul 8, 202652 min

  Former Singapore international Toh Choon Ming joins me to reflect on a football journey that took him through Sembawang Rangers, Gombak United, Jurong FC, and the Singapore national team. In this candid conversation, Choon Ming shares what it was like transitioning from being a full-time professional footballer to balancing the demands of the game as a part-time player. He opens up about the sacrifices, challenges, and realities of Singapore football during that era, while also reflecting on the highs and lows of representing the national team. From his long-awaited national team call-up to the trials and tribulations that shaped his career, this is an honest look at the resilience, determination, and passion required to keep chasing the game you love.

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  Episode #112

  Episode 112 - Dutch Total Football? Brazil's Joga Bonito?

  Jun 9, 20261h 9m

  Sivan John from The Bola Bola Show joins me for a deep dive through the eras, going all the way back to the 1930s, as we explore the best national teams in World Cup history that never managed to lift the trophy in their respective years. From early pioneers of the game to modern heavyweights who fell just short, we revisit iconic squads, forgotten brilliance, and heartbreaking near-misses across every footballing era. A nostalgic, opinion-driven journey through what-ifs, greatness, and moments that changed World Cup history forever.

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