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Bobotoh Klub Bola Makin Beragam

EPISODE · Feb 26, 2021 · 1H 5M

Bobotoh Klub Bola Makin Beragam

from Indonesia Tanpa Stigma · host Indonesia Tanpa Stigma

Nggak melulu laki-laki yg faktanya jadi superstar di klub-klub bola. Sebutlah CR-7, Lionel Messi, Mohamed Salah, atau Luis Suarez. Tapi bobotoh atau fans yg dulu didominasi laki-laki, kini makin beragam, banyak bobotoh perempuan juga walaupun LGBT belum tampil seperti suporter klub-klub di Eropa.   Selain bicang soal bobotoh, ada juga cerita soal atlet dan narkoba. Siapa sangka atlet yang dielu-elukan warga pencinta  olahraga cukup banyak yang make narkoba. Giga, seorang atlet hoki peraih medali emas di ajang olahraga tingkat nasional membeberkan hal tersebut. Rupanya bukan hanya dia, tapi beberapa atlet satu klubnya yan ingin mempertahankan staminanya. Dalam dunia olahraga, konsumsi zat untuk menambah stamina dikenal sebagai doping. Bagaimana narkoba memengaruhi performa atlet? Trus, kok bisa Giga dkk lolos dari tes doping? Simak yuk obrolannya!

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