What a week! In the latest episode, Charlie Parker-Turner and Neil Smith are joined by the BBC’s Johnny Cantor as they analyse Brighton’s demolition of champions Arsenal and their fantastic comeback at Old Trafford, which saw the Seagulls defeat Manchester United and book their place in the next round of the Carabao Cup.

We also delve deeper into the manager’s style of play this season and ask: ‘Is this HurzelerBall?’ There’s a discussion on Babis Kostoulas and his development. Plus, as Albion celebrate 125 years, we talk to Johnny about his memories of commentating on Brighton for nearly 25 years.

We also take our first look at the WSL and Albion Women. Annabel Bassett is on hand to provide her report of the season so far and former Brighton star and Sky Sports pundit Fern Whelan assesses the progress of the Seagulls under new manager Arturo Ruiz.

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01:58 Brighton demolish Arsenal

06:32 Is this Hurzelerball?

13:57 Albion’s Old Trafford comeback

17:08 Babis development

21:47 League Cup Draw

26:13 Albion Women’s update with Annabel Bassett

35:00 Fern Whelan gives her view on Brighton Women so far

50:48 Albion memories with Johnny Cantor

55:50 Has Fabian Hurzeler changed during his time at Brighton?

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In this episode, we analyse Brighton’s impressive start to the season, including their 5-0 win over Coventry City.

Albion legend and now football agent Will Buckley joins the show to give a player's perspective on the Seagulls’ performances. Sky Sports’ Elliot Cook and The Brighton Base founder Charlie Parker-Turner also join host Neil Smith to delve into all of the action.

We also take a look inside Brighton’s summer transfer window, discussing what really went on behind the scenes at the club, with some surprising exclusive details regarding incomings and outgoings.

The significance of squad depth and where the transfer window has left Brighton with such a busy season ahead is also discussed.

This podcast was brought to you by The Brighton Base, the home of independent Brighton & Hove Albion coverage. For more information on how you can become a member, go to:

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