The Heated Take

The Heated Take - Unofficial Guildford Flames Podcast

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The Heated Take is an unofficial Guildford Flames podcast that feels like pulling up a chair in the pub after a game. A place for fans to join the conversation, share opinions and enjoy the kind of hockey chat every other club seems to have but Flames have been missing.

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The Heated Take

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1. Jul 2026

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The Heated Take Episode 2: Preseason Review 12.09.2025

The Flames lost all three preseason games against Amiens, Cardiff, and Coventry, but does that really mean we’re in for a tough year? In this episode we review the performances, look at which new signings have caught the eye, and discuss who might provide the goals this season. We also share our thoughts on the captaincy decision and what it means heading into the campaign.

The Heated Take Episode 1 - The New Look Flames And The Season Ahead 19.08.2025

In our debut episode of the heated take, the unofficial Guildford Flames podcast, we look back at the end of last season, discuss key departures like Brett Ferguson, and break down how the current roster is shaping up under Paul Dixon. We also share our first impressions of the new signings and what fans can expect from the upcoming pre-season games.

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