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Seagulls Downunder Podcast
Welcome to the Seagulls Down Under Podcast hosted by Richard Parker and Steve Longly. We bring you all the latest news, views and all the goings on at our club - Brighton and Hove Albion from the other side of the planet. Featuring guests from the world of entertainment, music, sports, former players, and lifelong fans this is the place to be for everything Albion related. Former guests include Fatboy Slim Norman Cook, Television Presenter Jules Breech, Royal Blood Drummer Ben Thatcher, former Australian Cricketer David Hussey, Ex Brighton Players Guy Butters, Paul Reid, Lloyd Owusu and...
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In this podcast Richard and Steve talk to former Gullseye editor Ian Hart. Topics up for debate include FA Cup mind games, yellow and red cards and why Glenn Murray maybe Brighton's greatest ever striker.
Published 03/14/19
Richard and Steve talk to former Albion striker and now Radio Sussex summariser Warren Aspinall as they discuss Albion's current form, FA Cup Semi Finals plus other Albion related natter. Also Warren explains what it was like to play under The Bald Eagle and explains why finishing 4th in the...
Published 02/25/19
On this podcast Richard and Steve talk to Andy Naylor, Chief Sports Write for Sussex Newspaper The Argus. We talk social media, team formations, going to a football match in disguise and a penalty shoot out with Graham Mosley!
Published 02/19/19
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