It’s been a year packed with unforgettable conversations, so in this episode we’re counting down our Top 10 podcast guests of 2025.
From current Albion stars and club legends to broadcasters, Olympic champions and even the Chairman himself, this is a celebration of the people who made this year’s podcast what it was.
We’ll revisit Georginio Rutter breaking down the instinctive brilliance of the Albion front line, Tony Bloom reflecting on what he loves most about being Chairman, Sally Gunnell on performing under Olympic-level pressure, and Joe Wilkinson doing what every fan does…completely losing it when his heroes walk past.

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In this special end of year episode, Glenn and Paul examine the campaign so far with a mid-season review, breaking down the standout performers, biggest surprises and defining moments of 2025. They explore the players driving Albion’s season, the effect of key injuries and pick out their favourite goal so far.

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This year, kit man Alex Burrows (better known as Buzz) puts Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward to the test with five rounds of Albion-themed questions, covering classic matches, standout players, club history and memorable moments from across the seasons.
A great one to play along with, so see if you can outscore Glenn and Paul as we close out another great year on the podcast.

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Wardy’s back…and serving up pure Albion nostalgia

In this special episode, we’re joined by Albion legend Peter Ward, a player whose name still echoes around Brighton & Hove Albion history.

Ward lit up the Goldstone Ground in the late ’70s and early ’80s, becoming a fan favourite with his flair, goals and fearless attacking style. Few players have captured the spirit of the club quite like “Wardy.”

Today he reflects on his playing days, the characters and matches that defined an era, and how the club has evolved from those early days to the world class setup we see today at the Amex.

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Matchday Keeper with Ian Hine

If you want to understand the history of Brighton & Hove Albion, this is the man you go to.

Today’s guest has spent a lifetime preserving the history of Brighton & Hove Albion through the matchday programmes that have chronicled the club’s story for more than a century.

Ian Hine first watched the Albion in 1968, the day after his ninth birthday, and took home a matchday programme that sparked a passion lasting more than five decades. 

Since then, he has built one of the most extensive collections of Albion programmes in existence.

Ian is now releasing Brighton & Hove Albion - An Illustrated History of the Matchday Programme, a 400-page book featuring more than 1,600 illustrations, with part of the proceeds supporting the Albion Foundation and the Albion Heritage Society.

Join us for a fascinating conversation with the man who has dedicated himself to telling the club’s story through the pages that captured it.

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This week we expose Albion's away days as Glenn Murray and Adam Webster take a deep dive into what really happens when the Seagulls play away, from forgotten IDs, to broken-down buses, to freezing post-match showers and everything in between.

There’s also a cameo from club captain Lewis Dunk, who crashes the pod to weigh in on coach-seat hierarchies.

Plus, we hear from kit man Buzz, former manager Micky Adams and the chairman himself, Tony Bloom.

Packed with stories you won’t hear anywhere else, this is the ultimate inside look at Premier League away days from the people who actually live them.

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Behind every great team is a great plan and Jason Ayto is the man shaping Brighton’s next one.
Paul Hayward sits down with the Albion’s new Sporting Director, who joined the club in September after more than a decade at Arsenal.
Jason shares what drew him to the south coast, the lessons learned from his journey through football and how he plans to build on Brighton’s reputation for smart recruitment, youth development and long-term planning.
From working closely with the men’s and women’s teams to shaping the next generation of Albion talent, Jason reveals what it takes to keep the club competing toe-to-toe with the very best, on and off the pitch.

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He’s fast, fearless and already turning heads at Brighton…meet Maxim De Cuyper.
This week we sit down with Albion's dynamic Belgian left-back. Since joining from Club Brugge in July, Maxim has quickly established himself in Fabian Hürzeler’s starting line up, making an immediate impression on the Amex faithful.
He arrives with a strong winning pedigree, having lifted both the Belgian Pro League and Belgian Cup in back-to-back seasons and earned senior caps for Belgium.
In this episode Maxim reflects on adapting to Premier League football, learning the language (and the local accents), and why Brighton’s footballing philosophy was the perfect fit for his style of play.

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Ever wondered what it takes to make the Amex pitch look like a carpet every week? Meet the man behind the grass.
This week we sit down with Phil Fifield, Head Grounds Person at Brighton & Hove Albion.
Phil’s the man who makes sure every blade of grass at the Amex is ready for Premier League football.
He leads a talented team of grounds staff here at the Albion and today he shares what it really takes to deliver elite playing surfaces week in, week out. From the planning and precision behind matchdays to how the team adapts to the elements, this is a fascinating look at the science, teamwork and passion that goes into every inch of turf.

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What connects Wimbledon’s Centre Court and Brighton & Hove Albion?

A century ago, Leslie Godfree from Brighton became the first player ever to strike a ball on that hallowed turf. Now, another Sussex star has followed in his footsteps, and gone one better.

In this episode Glenn talks to Julian Cash, the Henfield born tennis ace who hit the winning shot in the Wimbledon men’s doubles final to seal his first Grand Slam title alongside fellow Brit Lloyd Glasspool.

Julian’s rise has been nothing short of extraordinary, from season ticket holder at the Amex, to Centre Court glory in front of the world. 

Fresh off an unstoppable run that saw him and Glasspool win Queen’s, Eastbourne, and Wimbledon, 14 victories in a row, he joins us to share what it really feels like when the dream becomes reality.

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