Albion Head coach Roberto De Zerbi on "crucial" Forest win, Baleba and Moder. Goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen discusses clean sheets and Roma. And author and fan Sally Freedman on Europa league and 10 Premier league matches to go.

Former Albion defender and Serie A commentator Adam Virgo previews Roma game, and Boxpark founder Roger Wade on European experiences and Amex plans.

Albion striker Danny Welbeck on wingers back, and momentum. Adam Lallana on Roberto De Zerbi. And BBC's Chief Football writer Phil McNulty discusses Everton on and off the pitch, and Sam Jewell departure.

Albion skipper Lewis Dunk on the Palace win and adding goals to his game. Under 21s coach Shannon Ruth discusses preparing Academy players for the First team. And the Sun's Spurs reporter Tom Barclay previews this weekend's trip to the Tottenham Stadium.

Albion goalkeeper Jason Steele on Wolves draw and the months to come. The Athletic's Andy Naylor discusses De Zerbi, Ferguson and Lamptey. And BBC Sheffield's Andy Giddings talks about the return of Chris Wilder, and their thoughts on the FA Cup.

Reporter Roberto Rojas talks about Julio Enciso's impact back in Paraguay. Journalist Luke Edwards discusses Valentin Barco and Albion selling their top players. And BBC commentator Mike Taylor helps preview the Premier League visit of Wolves.

Albion skipper Lewis Dunk on FA Cup, Bart Verbruggen discusses his progress, and German football expert Jonathan Harding talks about Deniz Undav, Pascal Gross and Mahmoud Dahoud.

Albion skipper Lewis Dunk on Arsenal and Crystal Palace, ex-players Guy Butters and Ian Chapman discuss Albion Foundation work, and BBC's Nick Godwin previews Palace game.

Albion goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen on recent results and Europe, Seagulls fan and French football expert George Boxall discusses Marseille, and owner Tony Bloom talks about new club documentary and Europa league.

Albion players Lewis Dunk and JP Van Hecke discuss Athens win and Chelsea defeat. Chief exec Paul Barber talks about academy and the January transfer window. Former striker Bobby Zamora gives his thoughts on the season and Evan Ferguson. And we preview the Brentford and Burnley matches.

Albion midfielder Jack Hinshelwood on Forest win and family support, Greek journalist Kostas Lianos discusses AEK Athens' recent form, Albion fan Norman Cook talks about his gig in Greece, and we preview the Chelsea game.

Brian Owen from the Argus discusses Europe and the season so far, Swansea commentator Simon Davis updates the team on the progress of Carl Rushworth and BBC Nottingham's David Jackson helps preview the trip to Forest.

Albion keeper Jason Steele on Sheffield United defeat and squad depth, Dutch defender Jan Paul van Hecke reflects on Ajax win and growing in Europe, and Johnny Cantor and Warren Aspinall discuss season so far heading into international break.

Ajax reporter Lentin Goodijk and Werner Schroer from Dutch Seagulls preview Thursday's Europa League tie. Johnny and Warren also discuss Everton and Sheffield United.

Albion midfielder Adam Lallana discusses the squad’s young talent, former players Garry Nelson & Kevin Bremner look at the progress of the club and Deputy Chairman Paul Barber provides the background to plans for a new fan zone and events venue at the Amex.

Dutch football expert Michael Statham discusses Ajax problems and Thursday's Europa League tie. And Albion fan Jonathan Bradshaw on season, Europe and new book.

Football finance expert and Albion fan Kieran Maguire discusses riches of the Champions League, Premier league ownership, Manchester City and the Seagulls' season. We also talk Marseille, Liverpool and the weekend trip to City.

Former Marseille winger Chris Waddle on his time at Albion's next Europa league opponents. French football expert Julien Laurens discusses the challenge for the Seagulls. And Warren and Johnny look back at the Villa defeat and ahead to the visit of Liverpool.

Albion midfielder Billy Gilmour looks ahead to club's debut in European football and rotation, Greek football journalist Vasilis Sambrakos talks about first opponents AEK Athens, and we discuss Manchester United win and visit of AFC Bournemouth.

Albion chairman Tony Bloom on De Zerbi and Europe, Seagulls fan and French football expert Jeremy Smith discusses Europa league opponents Marseille, and the BBC's Simon Stone previews Manchester United game.

Albion striker Evan Ferguson reflects on his Premier League hat-trick, Tony Hayes from Irish Seagulls joins the podcast and defender Joel Veltman & Dutch football journalist Michael Statham preview the Europa League games against Ajax.

Albion midfielder Adam Lallana on positives and Pascal Gross, former Seagulls defender Adam Virgo discusses Europa league draw and Carlos Baleba, and The Artic Terns talk about their single "Where Seagulls Dare".

Albion midfielder Billy Gilmour on fighting for places, first team goalkeeping coach Jack Stern discusses career and club keepers, and journalist Henry Tomlinson on West Ham game.

Albion winger Solly March on season and targets, Tunnel club chef Steven Edwards talks food and Seagulls, and ex-Wolves striker Don Goodman previews weekend clash at Molineaux.

Albion midfielder Pascal Gross discusses the start to the season, ex Seagulls coach Nathan Jones assesses another former club Luton Town and journalist Rahman Osman gives a profile of Mohammed Kudus!

Brighton and Albion captain Lewis Dunk reviews the campaign, and looks at the young talent at the club. German football expert Jonathan Harding examines the possible signing of Mahmoud Dahoud, and Albion's chances in Europe. And Seagulls fan Sally Freedman gives her top 3 players of the season.

Albion boss Roberto De Zerbi commits his future to the Seagulls. Former manager Mark McGhee discusses his time at the club, the 40th anniversary of lifting the Cup Winners' Cup with Aberdeen, and the Seagulls reaching Europe themselves. And former defender Chris Ramsey reflects on the 40th anniversary of the Albion's 1983 FA Cup final appearance.

Albion fan and DJ Norman Cook discusses the season, Roberto de Zerbi, his connection with the city and the club, and the work of Albion in the Community. Newcastle commentator Matthew Raisbeck previews the game at St James’ Park.

Albion player Pascal Gross talks about Everton defeat and looks ahead to Sunday's game with Arsenal. Chairman of the Albion supporters club Nigel Summers discusses fans' european hopes, and calls for supporters to join the Fan Advisory board.

Brighton and Albion midfielder Billy Gilmour talks about Everton, being patient, and Manchester United. Albion fan Paul Dorsey from Stateside Seagulls discusses the season, the growth of global Albion support, and the Seagulls' summer pre-season tournament in the USA.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk reflects on their FA Cup semi-final defeat, and the 9-game run-in. Former Seagulls defender Adam Virgo also talks about Wembley and Solly March, Europe and Nottingham Forest.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk talks about the Chelsea win, Julio Enciso & being back at Wembley. Former Albion Cup finalist Gary Stevens remembers meeting Manchester United 40 years ago. And Russ Pearce from Seagulls over Spain looks ahead to a special day out for himself and the fans.

Ex Albion and Chelsea defender Gary Chivers discusses Roberto De Zerbi and Frank Lampard ahead of the weekend meeting at Stamford Bridge, and Brighton and Hove Albion supporters club chairman Nigel Summers gives his thoughts on events at Spurs, the season so far, and the Chelsea game.

Ex Albion striker Glenn Murray on FA Cup run and season so far, Tony from Irish Seagulls discusses Evan Ferguson, and The Sun's Brentford reporter Isabelle Barker previews weekend Premier League meeting

Albion midfielder Adam Lallana talks about his new deal and his "special" relationship with Roberto De Zerbi, Japanese journalist Hideo Tamaru from Kyodo News discusses the Kaoru Mitoma "phenomena", and Albion fan Anthony Seddon gives an update on the Run for Ukraine and his thoughts on the season.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk discusses his long career with the Seagulls, Adam Webster reflects on his 100 games and returning to fitness, Jason Steele talks about hard work getting results, and BBC Radio Leeds commentator Adam Pope helps us preview the weekend trip.

Albion full-back Joel Veltman assesses the season so far and ex Fulham defender Tony Gale helps the team preview this weekend’s game at the Amex.

Albion winger Solly March on form and facing Crystal Palace, BBC Lincoln's Rob Makepeace on Carl Rushworth loan, and Albion fan Alan Wares and Palace supporter Tom Bishop preview weekend clash

Former Albion midfielder Dale Stephens talks about the Seagulls' season and his career, Jason Steele discusses the FA Cup and his teammates, and The Athletic's Ahmed Shooble helps us preview the visit of AFC Bournemouth

Journalist Philip O’Connor has the low-down on Yasin Ayari and assesses the progress of Evan Ferguson and Scott McCarthy from wearebrighton.com gives the podcast his half-term report for the Seagulls’ season so far.

Former Albion midfielder Dean Hammond assesses the Seagulls and his other old club Leicester City ahead of the weekend, and Pascal Gross reveals what life is like in training under Roberto de Zerbi.

Former Albion striker Craig Mackail-Smith discusses his Seagulls career & the growth at the club, defender Adam Webster looks ahead to the 2nd half of the season & Liverpool commentator Ian Kennedy previews the game at the Amex on Saturday.

Former Albion manager and England International Alan Mullery discusses the World Cup and Gareth Southgate, as well as the Seagulls' continued success. Also ex Brighton academy coach and Charlton defender, Steve Brown, assesses the Seagulls' set-up and looks ahead to the League Cup game at the Valley.

Johnny visits Dogma’s pop-up Albion exhibition, and ex Sussex cricketer & North Stand Season ticket holder Matt Machan tells podcast what it’s like to be a Seagulls fan at moment.

French football expert & Seagulls fan Jeremy Smith discusses the pros and cons of Albion players in Qatar, and the chances of France lifting the World Cup. Tony Hayes from Irish Seagulls assesses the new contract and senior Republic of Ireland debut for Evan Ferguson. And the Albion Roar’s Alan Wares pays tribute to Albion fan Ken Valder.

Albion winger Leandro Trossard looks ahead to Belgium’s campaign at the World Cup, and American Seagulls' fan Josh Lewin assesses the Albion's season so far, and the interest in the tournament in the United States.

Roberto de Zerbi assesses the start to his time at the club, Solly March discusses the big talking points from the weekend, Alexis Mac Allister discusses what it’s like to play with Messi, & Argentina’s chances of winning the World Cup, whilst commentator John Roder looks ahead to Qatar as well as recalling some memories on the mic for Albion games.

Albion players Alexis Mac Allister and Jeremy Sarmiento on Seagulls & World Cup, and author and Albion fan Paul Hayward on De Zerbi, England, Qatar and his new book on England.

Albion players Robert Sanchez and Tariq Lamptey on De Zerbi and the World Cup, and broadcaster and fan Dave Beckett reflects on Chelsea win and supporting the Seagulls.

Albion defender Adam Webster reacts to the controversial decisions at Man City. Former Seagulls midfielder Steve Sidwell previews Graham Potter's return to the Amex, and Chelsea reporter at Football London, Adam Newson, assesses the impact of Graham Potter, Marc Cucurella and Ben Roberts so far at Stamford Bridge.

Albion midfielder Alexis Mac Allister discusses Argentina, Messi & the World Cup. Journalist & Seagulls fan Nick Szczepanick reflects on the sad news about Enock Mwepu & looks at the future under Roberto De Zerbi. And Ian Westbrook from Beesotted.com previews the game at Brentford.

Solly March on De Zerbi training style, Joël Veltman on his new ambassadorial role, and The Sun reporter Tom Barclay gives insight into Yves Bissouma, U21 Levi Colwill and Spurs.

Our special show talking all things Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League, with special guests each week. We look back at their last match, and preview their upcoming game.

Liam Tharme from Albion Analytics gives statistical insight into Roberto De Zerbi's teams' playing style, and BBC's Chief Football writer Phil McNulty talks Liverpool, England, potential winter World Cup effect on Premier League, and Potter/De Zerbi.

New Albion head coach Roberto De Zerbi discusses the squad, Seagulls owner Tony Bloom reveals why he chose De Zerbi, Technical Director David Weir highlights the style of play fans can expect, Deputy Chairman Paul Barber discusses how they plan to manage expectation, and Italian football expert Siavoush Fallahi gives his insight into the appointment following the Italian’s time at Sassuolo and Shakhtar Donetsk.

Former Albion defender Adam El-Abd discusses Graham Potter, Danny Welbeck and his own decision to retire. Football finance expert and Seagulls fan Kieran Maguire assesses the transfer window, the club's summer business and recruitment strategy.

Albion captain Lewis Dunk discusses the start to the season. Ex-Seagulls defender Adam Virgo looks at the club's transfer window and prospects for the future. Wearebrighton.com's Tony Noble explains why he got his first season ticket at 66 years old, and wrote a book all about it!

Hear from Albion duo Joel Veltman and Levi Colwill, Huddersfield based Journalist David Hartick, and BBC Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck, as well as James from Dogma fanzine.

Hear from Seagulls players after the West Ham win, Liam Tharme from Albion Analytics picks out his favourites stats from the campaign, and a number of contributors from around the world reflect on the season.

Albion striker Danny Welbeck talks about his future and assesses the Leeds draw and the away campaign. Former Seagulls goalkeeper Mark Ormerod reflects on the 25th anniversary of the Hereford game, and looks at the recent progress of Robert Sanchez and the club as a whole.

We hear from End-of-season Awards winners Marc Cucurella, Enock Mwepu, Jeremy Sarmiento and Maya Le Tissier. Albion fan Sally Freedman talks about being at the Manchester United game, and we preview the trip to Leeds United.

Captain Lewis Dunk highlights the impact of Moises Caicedo and Graham Potter. Former Seagulls Ian Baird and Gary Williams reminisce on the 25th anniversary of the historic game at Hereford in 1997. The team also discuss the Player of the Season award, and the trip to Manchester United.

We hear from former Albion players Stuart Tuck and Gary Hobson who played in the final two matches of the famous Great escape season in 1996/1997, former Argus reporter and now author Phil Dennett, and we preview Saturday's trip to Wolves.

Enock Mwepu and Moises Ciacedo after the Arsenal win, football.london Spurs writer Emma De Duve looks ahead, and ex-Albion boss Steve Gritt previews the 25th anniversary of the Great Escape.

Albion midfielder Leandro Trossard discusses his World cup dream. Football finance expert Kieran Maguire assesses the latest accounts, and Seagulls fan Anthony Seddon explains why he is taking on a Run 2 Ukraine for medical supplies.

Albion fan and shirt collector Phil Shelley tells story behind his collection, and BBC's Norwich commentator Chris Goreham helps Johnny, Warren and Adrian preview this week's game.

Albion midfielder Pascal Gross on recent run. Journalist and author Paul Hayward discusses Albion, Premier League ownership and England. And the pod previews Liverpool and Spurs.

Former Polish-American player and broadcaster Janusz Michallik on Albion's Polish contingent, and BBC Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck previews the weekend trip to St James' Park.

Journalist Adam Cottier on the impact Albion loanee Jan Paul van Hecke is having at Blackburn, and ex-Aston Villa striker Garry Thompson ahead of Saturday's game.

Daily Mail football reporter Adrian Kajumba discusses the departure of Dan Ashworth and Watford, whilst author and Albion fan David Hartrick talks about the rise of the Seagulls.

Former Albion keeper John Keeley talks coaching, Albion keepers and promotion. Football.london journalist Emma de Duve previews Spurs' FA Cup tie. And we talk the transfer window.

BT Sport presenter Jules Breach reflects on West Brom's Cup win and previews Crystal Palace clash, whilst Liam Tharme from Albion Analytics looks at the first half of PL season.

We talk to Parker and James about their new Albion Fanzine "Dogma", and FA Cup Factfile compiler and author Phil Annets ahead of Seagulls' trip to West Brom.

Football finance expert and Seagulls fan Kieran Maguire discusses the recommendations in the Crouch report, Stuart Mathews from Proud Seagulls joins the podcast, and we play out with the Christmas song from local band Tin Town.

Albion keeper Carl Rushworth discusses his future, those Barcelona reports and his hopes with England Under 21s. Former Seagulls defender Adam Hinshelwood assesses the season so far, the loan and academy set up at the club and the progress of his own Worthing FC side. The pod also reviews the Villa defeat, and previews this weekend's home game with Leeds United.

Albion Head coach Graham Potter talks to Johnny Cantor about his first 100 games in charge of the Seagulls, and the pod also discusses the trip to Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa.

Former Seagulls defender Mark Lawrenson looks back on the 2-2 draw with another of his club's Liverpool, Liam Tharme from Albion Analytics assesses the statistics for the season after 10 matches, and BBC Newcastle's Matthew Raisbeck provides an insight into the recent changes at the opposition this weekend, Newcastle United.

Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Adam Lallana discusses a return to Liverpool, ex Seagulls striker Glenn Murray looks ahead to his new role as ambassador for the club & football writer for Four Four Two and Foxes fan Joe Brewin preview the League Cup game at Leicester City.

Albion defender Tariq Lamptey discusses his Premier League return, ex Seagulls captain Brian Horton previews the visit of Manchester City and Russell Pearce from Seagulls over Spain chats about life as an exiled supporter abroad.

Former Norwich City striker Chris Sutton discusses the start of the season for the Seagulls and his former club. The BBC's Norwich City commentator, Chris Goreham, gives us the inside track on the Albion's next opponents.

Albion striker Neal Maupay reacts to draw against Palace, ex midfielders and current Under 23 coaches Andrew Crofts and Gary Dicker talk about work at the Academy, and football journalist and Seagulls fan Nick Szczepanik looks ahead to the game against Arsenal.

Football writer for the Sun Tom Barclay, ex-Albion striker Glenn Murray and 'The Brighton Bard' Jonathan Bradshaw all discuss the great start to the season, and Palace on Monday.

Ex-Albion midfielder Dean Hammond discusses the Seagulls' start to the season, Neal Maupay and the game against Leicester City. Lewis Dunk reflects on the team "showing maturity" this season. And Werner Schroer from Dutch Seagulls gives the podcast the lowdown on Kjell Scherpen, the latest goalkeeper to join the club, and the challenges facing Albion fans living abroad.

Former Albion defender Tommy Elphick discusses his decision to retire, his career and the Seagulls' future. Beesotted's Ian Westbrook gives us the lowdown on newly-promoted Brentford and their new stadium. The team also discusses Warren’s spell with the Bees, the International break and the Albion’s dealings in the transfer window.

The team look back on the opening weekend, discuss the return of Shane Duffy and preview the first home game against Watford

Albion Unlimited podcast returns for a new Premier League season. Johnny Cantor and former Seagulls striker Warren Aspinall are joined by ex Albion captain Adam Virgo & Irish Seagulls co-founder Tony Hayes to discuss the transfer window and the new season.

The team discuss Ben White's call-up to the England squad, and the transfer window. Liam Tharme from Albion Analytics assesses performances of the team and key players this season.

Chief football writer for Daily Mirror John Cross discusses the Albion management structure, progress under Graham Potter, the absence of Lewis Dunk from the England squad, and the final three games of the season.

TV presenter and broadcaster Jacqui Oatley joins the podcast to preview the upcoming clash with Wolves in the Premier League. The team discuss the impact of Danny Welbeck and the upcoming transfer window.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion striker Garry Nelson chats to the podcast about his time at the club, current form and his fundraising efforts. We preview the clash with Leeds at the Amex in the company of BBC Radio Leeds commentator Adam Pope.

Former Albion defender Andy Rollings looks back at his career and the club's 10 years at the Amex, and the BBC's Chief Football writer Phil McNulty assesses The Seagulls' season and the clash against Everton.

Former Brighton and Hove Albion winger Will Buckley looks back on his Seagulls career, give his assessment of the current squad and discusses his new career as an agent. The team look ahead to the trip to Manchester United and striker Danny Welbeck chats about his return to his former club.

Chief Football writer for The Times Henry Winter discusses Graham Potter, the club’s identity and their chances of survival and BBC Newcastle reporter Matthew Raisbeck gives us the latest from the North East ahead of a crucial Premier League game this weekend.

Former Albion midfielder Dean Hammond reviews the loss to Leicester and also looks ahead to the trip to another of his former sides Southampton. Seagulls fan and Christian pastor Matt Carvel reveals the key to his success at Fantasy Football.

Former Albion winger Dean Cox looks back on his Seagulls career and assesses the season so far. Sally Freedman describes life as an exiled fan in Switzerland while currently working for UEFA.

The podcast reflects on the start to 2021 for the Seagulls. We speak to Sussex golf pro and Albion fan Maria Tulley about her connection to the club and her memories supporting the club. Plus we speak to former Fulham boss and Crystal Palace defender Kit Symons to discuss the upcoming matches involving the sides.

Brighton & Hove Albion defender Tariq Lamptey discusses his new contract. Seagulls fan Liam Tharme from 'Albion Analytics’ digs into the data and supporter Simon Medhurst reveals the motivation for his book 'From the Gutter to the Stars' with proceeds going to the Macmillan Cancer Support.

The podcast chat about the FA Cup win over Newport, the January transfer window and preview the next Premier League game against Manchester City.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Tommy Elphick discusses the Seagulls’ season so far, Belgian journalist Kristof Terreur has the latest on striker Percy Tau. The team also assess other transfer targets as well as look ahead to Newport County in the FA Cup.

Polish football expert Janusz Michallik from ESPN gives his analysis of new signing Jakub Moder. Some of our regular contributors give their assessment of the season and the team preview the festive fixtures.

Former Albion and Southampton midfielder Dean Hammond discusses his Seagulls career, life after football, Albion’s season and the game against another of his clubs Southampton.

We hear the latest from Brighton & Hove Albion chief-executive Paul Barber on the news that fans will be allowed back to the Amex. The podcast reflects on the historic win at Villa Park and preview the upcoming clash with Liverpool. Special guests are this week TV Presenter and Seagulls fan Jules Breach and BBC Radio Merseyside's Ian Kennedy.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Gary Dicker and Ex-Aston Villa striker Garry Thompson join the podcast.

Former West Brom, Middlesbrough, Stoke City & Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis joins the podcast to discuss Adam Lallana, VAR, & the Albion's season so far.

The team dissect the performance at Tottenham, and special guest Elliott Bennett talks about ex-Albion strikers Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes, ahead of the clash with Burnley.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion Women's defender Fern Whelan chats to the podcast about her career, Hope Powell and the WSL. The team assess the draw with West Brom and preview the trip to Spurs.

Brighton & Hove Albion striker Glenn Murray joins the team to celebrate the 100th episode of the podcast.

In this episode the team discuss the implications of Project Big Picture, reaction to Pay per view TV games & a preview of the game against Crystal Palace.

The podcasts returns to chat about the first four games for Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League. We look at the business done by the Seagulls during the transfer window and preview the upcoming matches.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Gary Chivers and the BBC's chief football writer Phil McNulty preview the Premier League season and the opening game against Chelsea.

Former Albion defender Adam El-Abd discusses a new contract for Lewis Dunk and the Seagulls' progress in the Premier League. Ex captain Brian Horton tells the podcast all about his new book. Plus Warren Aspinall and Johnny Cantor assess Gareth Southgate's latest England squad.

The podcast rounds up recent transfer activity from Brighton & Hove Albion and discusses what is needed as the Seagulls prepare for their fourth season in the Premier League.

The podcast contains interviews with Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Graham Potter and former midfielder turned coach Steve Sidwell. We preview the Arsenal game with commentator Mike Sewell. Plus Seagulls Downunder founder Steve Longly on their 10th anniversary.

Our top team Adrian Harms, Johnny Cantor and former Albion striker Warren Aspinall reunite after 94 days to chat about the return of Premier League football.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion manager Alan Mullery chats to Johnny Cantor about his memories at the club including the players, the promotion and the fans.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Tommy Elphick chats to Johnny Cantor on transition from trainee to the 1st team, promotion & how injury denied him the chance to play for the Seagulls at the Amex.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion captain Brian Horton chats to Johnny Cantor about the clubs promotion to the top flight of English football for the first time in their history, his demanding style of captaincy and his brief spell as manager.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion skipper Gordon Greer speaks to Johnny Cantor about his former team-mates, managers, playoff heartache, promotion to the Championship, his captaincy style and social media.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion favourite Gerry Ryan reminisces with Johnny Cantor about his best moments in an Albion shirt - the goals, the players, the 1983 FA Cup run, and his life in Sussex.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion chairman Dick Knight goes down memory lane with Johnny Cantor about his time at the club.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Guy Butters chats to Johnny Cantor about his 6-year Seagulls career, including winning the 2004 League One Play-off final in Cardiff.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Gary Dicker chats to Johnny Cantor about his memories of his time at the club.

Our reporter Johnny Cantor talks to football finance expert and Seagulls’ fan Kieran Maguire about how Coronavirus is affecting the sport and possible impact on Brighton & Hove Albion.

In an Albion Unlimited special interview, former Brighton & HoveAlbion defender Gary Chivers chats to Johnny Cantor about the best and funniest moments of his career

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Adam Virgo on his Seagulls career, the players, the managers & his special moments.

Albion striker Glenn Murray chats to Johnny Cantor about impact of coronavirus on football, players & the nation. He also discusses his Seagulls' career and his favourite games.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Adam Virgo along with ex-Seagulls midfielder Keith Andrews join the podcast to chat about the Albion's form and battle with relegation. BBC London's Phil Parry previews the upcoming game with Arsenal at the Amex.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion striker Gordon Smith analyses the Seagulls' bid for relegation. Ex Wolves forward Don Goodman looks ahead to the game at Molineux this weekend.

Albion reporter for the Argus Brian Owen discusses the tactical options for the Seagulls and the possible impact of Alexis Macallister & ex Palace defender Kit Symons assesses the progress of both clubs and managers.

South Coast reporter for the Sun Tom Barclay assesses the battle at the bottom of the Premier League and BBC commentator Andy Giddings looks ahead to the Seagulls’ trip to Sheffield United.

Former Albion defender Tommy Elphick discusses a new deal for Glenn Murray and the relegation battle. Ex Seagulls’ full back Liam Rosenior gives his view on a change of style and Gary Chivers looks ahead to the game between both of his former clubs as Watford visit the Amex.

Nathan Jones reflects on his time as Brighton & Hove Albion caretaker manager and assesses the Seagulls' season so far. Ex West Ham defender Tony Gale looks ahead to the game at the London Stadium.

Seagulls fan and film maker Louis Myles joins the podcast to chat about his latest project and former Aston Villa striker Garry Thompson looks ahead to the game at the Amex.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Andrea Orlandi looks back on his Seagulls career, the podcast discuss the transfer window and ex Everton defender Kevin Ratcliffe looks ahead to the game at Goodison Park.

Brighton & Hove Albion deputy chairman Paul Barber assesses 2019 on and off the pitch. Ex-assistant manager Bob Booker talks about his playing days at Sheffield United and the game between his two former clubs on Saturday.

The team discusses the future of winger Alireza Jahanbakhsh & Dale Stephens' suspension. London reporter for the 'Athletic' Dominic Fifield makes his debut on the podcast and we preview the game against Crystal Palace with former winger Vince Hilaire.

Cold Feet actor Robert Bathurst joins the podcast to talk about the latest series, his new project and supporting the Albion. Plus the team look ahead to the game against Arsenal.

Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Graham Potter speaks to the podcast about his contract extension. Chairman of the Albion Supporters Club Nigel Summers joins the team and BBC Merseyside's Ian Kennedy previews the upcoming clash with Liverpool.

Former Albion captain Brian Horton looks back at his time at the club. Journalist Paul Hayward assesses the Seagulls' progress this season and BBC Leicester commentator Ian Stringer previews the upcoming clash at the Amex.

The BBC's Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty talks about how the club have done this season. Ex Manchester United midfielder Russell Beardsmore chats to the team ahead of the weekend clash at Old Trafford.

Ex Norwich defender Russell Martin from Brighton, Sussex bowler and Canaries' fan Tymal Mills & BBC Norfolk commentator Chris Goreham.

Ex Everton winger Ronny Goodlass previews the game at the Amex. Football finance expert Kieran Maguire assesses the Albion season so far & Finlay the dog gives his views on Brexit.

The team discuss Aaron Connolly, we have the latest on Albion loanees and ex Aston Villa striker Garry Thompson discusses this weekend's game and racism in football.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion manager and ex-Tottenham player Alan Mullery looks ahead to the game at the Amex and assesses the start to the season for both teams. BBC Radio London commentator Nick Godwin gives us the inside track on Spurs.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion captain Gordon Greer discusses the 1-1 draw with Burnley and his new role as a scout with the club. BBC Newcastle commentator Matthew Raisbeck looks ahead to the match against the Magpies.

Match Of The Day commentator Simon Brotherton, journalist and Albion fan Nick Szczepanik & BBC Lancashire's Scott Read all join the podcast. Seagulls head coach Graham Potter also outlines his thoughts on leadership.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion captain Adam Virgo discusses a new formation for the Seagulls. Journalist for The Athletic Andy Naylor on his time at the Argus and BBC Saints commentator Adam Blackmore gives us the lowdown on opponents Southampton.

Former West Ham United defender Tony Gale, BBC London's Bradley Allen and BT presenter Jules Breach join the podcast.

We preview the new season, assess the new signings and discuss all the big issues in the Premier League.

Johnny Cantor is joined by former Seagulls striker Warren Aspinall to discuss the appointment of Graham Potter, as the new manager of Brighton & Hove Albion. Plus we catch-up with South African based journalist Joe Crann on Seagulls striker Percy Tau.

On the podcast we reflect on the sacking of Brighton & Hove Albion boss Chris Hughton with former players Warren Aspinall and Gary Chivers, get the forthright views of Ian Wright, plus football journalist Paul Hayward of the Daily Telegraph. We look at what next for the Seagulls with BBC Wales football correspondent Rob Phillips.

On the latest edition of Albion Unlimited we speak to football finance expert and Albion fan Kieran Maguire about his new research that valued all clubs in the Premier League with the Seagulls at £224 million. We also speak to the BBC's Manchester City commentator Andy Buckley to preview the title race and the last game of the season.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Gary Dicker chats to the podcast about the end of the season & his experiences of survival on the last day of the season. The BBC's Chief Football Writer Phil McNulty talks about how the club have done this season. The team also preview the upcoming clash with Arsenal.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Steve Cook joins the podcast to chat about his career and looks ahead to the game against his current club AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion striker Gordon Smith joins the podcast to chat about the upcoming FA Cup semi-final against another of his former sides Manchester City. Ex-Southampton defender Francis Benali and BBC Radio Solent's Adam Blackmore preview the upcoming Premier League clash between the two sides.

Albion Unlimited podcast looks back on the historic win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League. We speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Gary Chivers on the upcoming FA Cup quarter-final tie and we get the view from Millwall commentator Karl Bates.

Comedian Jim Daly, of the Crystal Palace fan site Five Year Plan, joins the podcast.

Brighton & Hove Albion's new Technical Director Dan Ashworth speaks to Albion Unlimited about his role at the club. Former Wimbledon FA Cup winner Alan Cork who worked with Ashworth as a scout with England gives us his thoughts on the appointment and looks forward to the Seagulls next Premier League clash with Leicester City. Joe Brewin from Four Four Two magazine also joins the show.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion keeper Eric Steele leads the tributes to former England goalkeeper Gordon Banks. Match Of The Day Editor Paul Armstrong discusses his time with BBC flagship football programme and it's running order. BBC Derby commentator Ed Dawes talks to us ahead of the FA Cup fifth round tie with Derby County.

The podcast chat with the former Brighton & Hove Albion striker Craig Mackail-Smith and ex-Seagulls assistant manager Bob Booker. We have an assessment on the Premier League defeat to Manchester United and preview the FA Cup fourth round tie with West Bromwich Albion and the trip to Fulham.

The podcast team are joined by former Brighton & Hove Albion captain Andy Rollings to assess the recent form and the January transfer window. We get the thoughts of ex-Manchester United midfielder Russell Beardsmore ahead of the Premier League clash at Old Trafford. Plus we hear from Albion supporter Ronny Aukrust from The Seagulls Norway.

The podcast returns for 2019. On this edition we reflect on Brighton & Hove Albion's FA Cup win over AFC Bournemouth and the 4th round draw. We discuss the January transfer window and Albion's progression with The Sun's football writer Tom Barclay. We look ahead to the upcoming clash with the Premier League leaders Liverpool with BBC Radio Merseyside sports editor Ian Kennedy.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Tommy Elphick along with ex-Seagulls midfielder Keith Andrews join the podcast to look back on the season so far, and preview the upcoming Premier League clash at AFC Bournemouth.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion and Chelsea defender Gary Chivers joins the podcast to preview the upcoming clash between the two sides in the Premier League. We also get the lowdown on Seagulls striker Percy Tau from South African based journalist Joe Crann.

A change of personal on this edition of Albion Unlimited as former Albion defender Guy Butters joins the podcast alongside the former striker Warren Aspinall as they assess the draw at home to Leicester. Former Seagulls midfielder Gary Dicker talks about Aaron Connolly's prospects at the club and BBC Leeds reporter Paul Ogden previews the upcoming clash with Huddersfield Town.

The podcast returns with a review of Lewis Dunk's England debut, thoughts on Glenn Murray's extended contract and an assessment of Paul Barber's new role as Deputy Chairman. TV Presenter and Albion fan Jules Breach gives her view on the season and BBC Leicester commentator Ian Stringer provides the inside track on this weekend's opponents in the Premier League.

Football finance expert Kieran Maguire discusses the impact of a possible European Super League. We mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One with a feature about Albion goalkeeper Bob "Pom Pom" Whiting and the podcast previews the trip to Cardiff City.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Tommy Elphick joins the pod to discusses the achievements of Glenn Murray after the striker's 100th goal for the club. Ex-Everton centre-back Kevin Ratcliffe previews the upcoming game in the Premier League. Seagulls fan & filmmaker Louis Myles talks about the DVD release of his film Kaiser! The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football.

The podcast team reflect on the historic win over Newcastle United. Former Albion midfielder Elliott Bennett discusses his history with Wolverhampton Wanderers and ex-Wolves striker Don Goodman gives his views on the start to the Premier League season. Seagulls fan and author Spencer Vignes chats about his new book 'Bloody Southerners' which documents Brian Clough and Peter Taylor's time at the club.

Albion Unlimited pays tribute to football commentator and Albion fan Peter Brackley who recently passed away. Seagulls fan Ben Thatcher from Brighton band Royal Blood joins the podcast. Finally we get the thoughts of ex-Newcastle defender John Anderson ahead of the trip to St James' Park.

Ex Albion defender Guy Butters discusses the start to the season and former West Ham United striker Dean Ashton previews the upcoming game. Seagulls fan Paul Dorsey joins the podcast from Baltimore after the latest Premier League event. Author, Hammers fan & Hove resident Brian Williams also features on the show.

Albion Unlimited - This week the team assess the defeat to Spurs, discuss the issue of mental health and look ahead to the trip to Manchester City with reporter Andy Buckley.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion boss Alan Mullery talks to the pod about his memories in charge of both Brighton and Tottenham. BBC Radio London Sport commentator Nick Godwin previews the upcoming clash at the Amex. And football researcher Craig Pulling from the Institute of Sport at the University of Chichester chats about a study which shows how young footballers would benefit from more time learning to read the field - and less on ball skill.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion Adam Virgo discusses with the panel the season so far for the Seagulls and the striking options in the side. The Times' chief-football writer Henry Winter gives his assessment on the club and his visits to the Amex. Plus the pod preview the clash with Southampton in the Premier League.

The team assess the win over Manchester United, look ahead to Liverpool with BBC reporter Ian Kennedy & chat to Alex from Seagulls Over Toronto about following the Albion from afar.

Talking Premier League finances with expert and Seagulls fan Kieran Maguire and the pod are joined by Ex-Albion defender Kerry Mayo.The podders assess the defeat to Watford in the opening fixture of the season and preview the upcoming home game against Manchester United at the Amex.

Albion Unlimited returns for a preview of the new Premier League season and the first match away to Watford.

In the final podcast of Brighton & Hove Albion's debut season in the Premier League the podders discuss a new contract for Chris Hughton, the upcoming transfer window and the departures of Steve Sidwell and Liam Rosenior.

Our penultimate episode of the season we speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion striker Peter Ward about watching the winning moment against Manchester United. We also hear from ex-Seagulls defender Mark Lawrenson talking about how important it is for the Albion to build on next season and we get the low down ahead of the trip to the Etihad Stadium to face Manchester City from BBC commentator Andy Buckley.

On the pod this week, we speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion striker and one-time record signing for the club Andy Ritchie who discusses his move from Manchester United, his old dressing room and the prospect of facing the Red Devils in the Premier League on Friday. BBC Radio Manchester's Bill Rice chews the fat on Jose Mourinho's team selection.

The podders are joined by the former Brighton & Hove Albion captain Gordon Greer who discusses his spell with the Seagulls, Lewis Dunk and the challenge of this weekend's opponents Burnley, including ex-Seagulls Chris Woods, Sam Vokes and Ashley Barnes. The pod are also joined live from New York City by Albion fan Louis Myles who speaks about his documentary: Kaiser: The Greatest Footballer Never to Play Football. Louis also talks about what it's like to support the Seagulls in the Premier League.

On the podcast this week we speak to journalist and Brighton & Hove Albion fan Spencer Vignes about his memories watching the Seagulls from the terraces and looking back at historic matches with rivals Crystal Palace. Former Eagles winger Vince Hilaire previews this weekend's clash at Selhurst Park and the podders discuss the player of the season award.

Former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Guy Butters joins us on the pod this week alongside the boys to discuss about club captain Bruno's contract extension. We speak to ex-Seagulls midfielder and Huddersfield Town player Kieran O'Regan to preview the upcoming Premier League clash and retired Sussex cricketer and Brighton fan Lewis Hatchett talks about following the team at the Withdean.

In the latest edition of Albion Unlimited, we speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Keith Andrews about the Seagulls player recruitment, Republic of Ireland defender Shane Duffy and the test facing the Albion in the Premier League when they take on Leicester City. We also chat to Foxes fan and Four Four Two Magazine's Joe Brewin about his sides chances at the Amex and the relegation battle.

The panel are joined this week by former Manchester United midfielder Ray Wilkins to talk about this weekend's FA Cup quarter final clash between the sides and reminisces about that 1983 Cup final in which he scored. We also speak to football journalist and author Nick Szczepanik about the Premier League and the sides struggling in the relegation places and his views on the Albion.

On the latest podcast from Albion Unlimited we are joined by the Ex-Everton defender Kevin Ratcliffe who discusses the season under Sam Allardyce, player recruitment and the upcoming clash with Brighton & Hove Albion in the Premier League. Former Seagulls right-back Don Shanks joins the pod and speaks about the last time the Albion played Everton at Goodison Park back in October 1982 and the members in that squad and how it compares to the class of 2018.

On the pod this week we speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Andrew Crofts about striker Glenn Murray's chances of going to the World Cup. BT presenter Jules Breach discusses life on Fantasy Football and TV Critic Mike Ward looks ahead to the Arsenal game.

On Albion Unlimited this week former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Adam Hinshelwood discusses the Seagulls FA Cup win over Coventry and the key Premier League clash with Swansea City at the Amex. Former Swans striker & BBC Wales summariser Ian Walsh chats about the impact manager Carlos Carvalhal has had on the South Wales side.

This week on Albion Unlimited the pod are joined by former Brighton & Hove Albion Richard Carpenter to talk about the team spirit within the Seagulls dressing room. Nicknamed 'Chippy' discusses his FA Cup memories and what the Albion can do for the rest of the Premier League season. Coventry City's head of recruitment and former Eastbourne Borough boss Tommy Widdrington talks about the upcoming FA Cup fifth round match at the Amex.

Joining the pod this time we speak to the former Brighton & Hove Albion defender Matt Upson about his time with the Seagulls, Leonardo Ulloa and his views on the rest of the Premier League season. Journalist Andy Naylor from the Brighton Argus talks about reporting on over a 1,000 matches involving the Albion, as well as talk about his love affair with Stoke City, the next opponents. And fan Frank Aboikoni from Holland discusses new striker Jurgen Locadia and the influence of dutch players in the division.

On Albion Unlimited this week former Brighton & Hove Albion striker & BBC Sussex summariser Warren Aspinall supplies the pod with a freshly baked cake! We speak to the BBC Match Of The Day commentator Simon Brotherton who paid tribute to Jimmy Armfield. And former Middlesbrough midfielder Neil Maddison talks about upcoming FA Cup clash.

Joining the pod this week, ex-Albion midfielder Gordon Smith talks about what it's like to be a football agent during the transfer window. Former Seagulls and Chelsea winger Clive Walker speaks about his time with the London side and also playing for Brighton & Hove Albion. BBC Radio London commentator Phil Parry previews the clash at the Amex.

On Albion Unlimited this week, ex-Seagulls midfielder Elliott Bennett talks about his memories in the blue & white, watching his former teammates in the Premier League and Chris Hughton. UK Online editor at Four Four Two Magazine Joe Brewin chats transfers and the use of VAR. And West Bromwich Albion's record goal scorer Tony 'Bomber' Brown previews the upcoming clash.

The panel are are joined by former Albion defender Gary Stevens talking about his memories of playing alongside Seagulls boss Chris Hughton and the pressures of Premier League management. Seagulls Over London supporter club member Russell Guiver discusses the growth of the fan base in the city and as a fan how he views the Christmas period. And Ex-Watford midfielder & BBC Three Counties summariser Derek Payne on the Amex clash this Saturday.

This week the podders are joined by former Albion defender Kerry Mayo on FA Cup memories vs Tottenham Hotspur. Academy coach Bradley Allen discusses giving youth a chance at Spurs. Former Sussex cricketer and Albion season ticket holder Matt Machan gives his verdict from the North Stand.

The panel are joined this week by football journalist and author of Albion book 'BRIGHTON UP' Nick Szczepanik, Seagulls programme collector Ian Hine and former Huddersfield goalkeeper Matt Glennon.

This week on Albion Unlimited we are joined by the man who famously scored the opening goal in the 1983 FA Cup final between Brighton & Hove Albion and Manchester United, Gordon Smith. We also speak to former Seagulls' defender Gary Chivers who played in the last three games against the Red Devils back in the 90's. BBC Manchester's Bill Rice give the podcast his assessment on Jose Mourinho and his squad.

This week the podders are joined by ex-Seagulls' midfielder Gary Dicker to talk about the partnership of Dale Stephens and Davy Propper. We get the thoughts of former Potters left-back Mike Pejic ahead of Brighton & Hove Albion vs Stoke City. And long time Albion fan John Hewitt assesses the season.

This week the panel are joined by ex-Seagulls' defender Tommy Elphick talking about Lewis Dunk and his time at the club. Albion fan and YouTube vlogger Matt Jackson discusses FIFA, UK Online editor at Four Four Two Magazine Joe Brewin chats about the Premier League. And we look ahead to the clash with Swansea City with BBC Radio Wales' Rob Phillips.

Former Albion midfielder Dean Wilkins talks about his connection between Brighton and Southampton. German football expert Jonathan Harding discusses Pascal Gross & Markus Suttner and journalist Adam Leitch gives the inside track on Saints and Virgil van Dijk.

Former Albion defender Guy Butters on Sunday's penalty vs Everton, his memories of scoring the winner against this week's opponents West Ham. We get the views from ex-Hammer defender Tony Gale ahead of the game, plus an insider's guide to the London Stadium.

The team are joined by ex-Albion captain Adam Virgo to discuss the first seven games of the season and the Seagulls' defence. Fan and tipster Harriett Fuller gives us all the odds. Novelist Jim Keoghan & former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass analyse the Toffees' season so far under Ronald Koeman.

The team are joined by former Arsenal keeper John Lukic, chief sports writer for the Daily Telegraph Paul Hayward and fan Steve Longley from Seagulls Downunder in Sydney. Tomer Hemed's FA charge comes under the spotlight as well as the trip to the Emirates at the weekend.

Ex-Albion skipper Dean Hammond speaks about home-grown talent and his future since retirement. We get the thoughts of former AFC Bournemouth striker Steve Fletcher and Israeli journalist Raphael Gellar on an eventful week for Tomer Hemed.

Former Seagulls manager Mark McGhee and his assistant Bob Booker join the team to discuss their memories with the Albion and chat about an upcoming book. We have an assessment on the transfer window from finance expert and fan Kieran Maguire about the summer dealings. Ex-West Brom legend Tony 'Bomber' Brown previews Albion vs Albion and Kristof Terreur joins the panel from Belgium.

Former Seagulls’ and Leicester boss Micky Adams joins the team to discuss Albion's start to the Premier League and previews the trip to his other former club. The podders get the inside track on the Foxes from BBC Radio Leicester commentator Ian Stringer. We also hear from a Brighton fan who is spreading the word in America, whilst calling the New York Mets.