Albion Roar - listen again - with guest Attila the Stockbroker

[The Albion Roar]

Saturday's show with guest Albion’s Poet in Residence John Baine aka Attila the Stockbroker is now available via the Albion Roar website - sorry for the delay this week

go to

Albion Roar | Unofficial Brighton Hove Albion Football Club Radio Show

and on iTunes now as well

cheers

Jonny

 

[manilaseagull]

Thanks , thats a good reason not to listen to it

 

[Stoo82]

I would like you to know I turned off when you started to go on about capitalists.

I want to know about Brighton and not your politcal views.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Did he choose the music?

 

[The Albion Roar]

If you're referring to the Northern Soul intro and outro that's The Large One's influence there, retro to some, old hat to others

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Listening to the show through the website now, and I find it quite remarkable that Attila is saying the same things about Ankergren that I was saying, without getting the same abuse. You see, ladies and gents, it's not just me.

Cracking show again gents.

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

Listening to the show through the website now, and I find it quite remarkable that Attila is saying the same things about Ankergren that I was saying, without getting the same abuse. You see, ladies and gents, it's not just me.

Cracking show again gents.

 

[The Large One]

So which pop star does Attila liken Glenn Murray to?

 

[Superphil]

He doesn't care for brown

 

[Agent_Torpor]

Cheers for this.

 

[Black Dalek]

Yep, just listened while avin me dinner, keep the good work up, another plus 4 the Albion. It cut off after 33mins thow.

 

[The Albion Roar]

Yep, just listened while avin me dinner, keep the good work up, another plus 4 the Albion. It cut off after 33mins thow.

Did it cut off when listening through the website?

It shouldn't do that, but as the internet is an unpredictable quantity it might be worth downloading a version from the website or iTunes to listen to on your computer to ensure it doesn't cut off part way through.

Sorry about that.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

It was good to be able to look back at those dark days and the aftermatch rituals and know that, very soon, we will reach the promised land.