Albion Unlimited

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.