The Albion Roar

The first show of the new decade features band member Marcus joining Ady & Al in the studio to run the rule over the Christmas games, while ranting a lot about VAR, and praising the renaissance of Ali J.

Former Albion full-back turned agent Peter Smith spoke about his time at the club, and the role of agents during the transfer window.

More Double Dutch for shirt of the week.

The two middle-aged blokes reminisce - sorry, look back on - 2019, its downs and ups. And we look back at an incredible decade in the Albion's history, while Andy and Al offer their player of the decade, and their goal of the decade.

Shirt of the Year is worth its accolade.

For the penultimate show of the year, film director and producer Louis Myles joined Ady & Al in a noisy Open Market to discuss the frustrations of the Palace game.

Plus Louis, a former assistant producer on Match of the Day, gave a few insights as to how the programme works during the whole of Saturday.

Also, BT Sport commissioned Louis for a new film - 'Stop The Tour' - to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the anti-apartheid protests against the 1970 South Africa rugby tour to England.

Shirt of the Week is from Sverige.

Omnipresent football football finance expert Kieran Maguire joined Ady in the studio to mostly not talk about football finance. Matt Potter, Ady and Kieran discussed the Wolves game, and ran the rule over the best Albion midfielders of the 2010s.

Shirt of the week left Ady and Matt giggling like schoolchildren.

On this week's Roar, Andy Bass comes in to discuss the Liverpool and Arsenal games, we discuss the best defenders of the 2010s, and we have a fabulous competition. 

This week's show is dedicated to the memory of Tracey Allen, former director at Reverb, who sadly passed away this week. Tracey was a great source of encouragement and support for the show and a real live wire on all matters Reverb-related. In the wider community, she was a true champion of Brighton's volunteer sector, and well... a lovely person.

Shirt of the week sent Ady Double Dutch.

Ady & Al were joined in the studio by a returning Jason Thackeray to discuss the Leicester City game, and who our favourite goalkeeper of the 2010s was.

We were also joined by Neil Atkinson of Liverpool fans' podcast Neil Atkinson to discuss the upcoming game, and to comment on the David Duckenfield Hillsborough trial.

Shirt of the Week was for Teenage Armchair Fans only.

The Argus' head sports writer swung by a noisy Open Market to talk about the season so far. We heard from a (pretty accurate) Leicester fan about their set up and lofty position, and we paid tribute to the Albion's Lewis Hammans.

Shirt of the Week was from a city about which Phil Shelley could find nothing to piss him off.

Update: Chris Hammans and Seb Finch, coach and player respectively of the Albion Powerchair team, joined Al in the studio during the close season in 2017.

With the sad passing of Lewis Hammans - Chris' son, and Seb's team-mate and friend - we are re-posting the show where both Chris and Seb talk affectionately and amusingly about Lewis, as well as how they became involved in Powerchair Football.

We offer up this repeat to pay our tribute to Lewis.

May he rest in peace.

With the Albion being part of an international brand, we wondered how far and wide the reach of the Roar was. So we asked a bloke in New Zealand, who was also a diplomat. We also welcome back Nick Szczepanik in to the studio to chew over the Man U game, and Lewis Dunk's further exclusion from the England squad.

Shirt of the week comes from Africa.