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The Albion Roar
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Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
- 8,692
Annoyingly that will happen, I'm sure!
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Big Al on the Monday night club now, on Radio 5
Hillian1
( . ) ( . )
Has he mentioned the ladies team yet?
Coming across very well.
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Sounded excellent and I am glad he was not drawn on talking about the next manager when he was on talking about Hughton and his sacking.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Nope. But then I don't obsess with that sort of thing.
Ian Wright mentioned them though.
Machiavelli
Well-known member
As others have said, well done for the contribution. Showed us in a good light.
Camp Freddy
Member
That is fair enough, but if that is the case I would say that reveals either: a) a shocking lack of communication between PB and TB, or b) CH's sacking has been ill-thought out a bit knee-jerk. No critcism of you btw - love the show. Just frustrated when after all the emotional and financial investment in the club as fans, we don't always get the full picture and our support is taken for granted.
The Albion Roar
97.2FM
That's it for another season on the wireless for us.
42 shows (including two live onstage), 73 different guests, several recording venues (Open Market, Coastway, Rialto to name three) and a host of topics - mostly Albion-related, but the occasional lunge into the weird and the wonderful.
Our thanks to Radio Reverb 97.2FM for giving us the editorial freedom to (within reason) broadcast what we like and offering studio and technical facilities; to all guests who came on to offer their opinions and words of wisdom; to (of course) Mark Shelley and [MENTION=268]Superphil[/MENTION] of oldfootballshirts.com for sponsoring the show - now for 10 years.
And thank you to all of you for listening in, commenting, encouraging, debating, praising, whining and contributing to the shows. Face it, it's what we all do at the Amex each home game...
We'll be back in late July, though do listen out for archive shows, plus the occasional special (in case something weird happens...) we'll be putting up during the close season.
We'll leave you with Ady, Al, Andy Bass and Nick Szczepanik paying tribute to Bruno Saltor and Chris Hughton, and with their thoughts on the 2018/19 season.
Summer well.
Cheers, Ady & Al
THE ALBION ROAR
https://audioboom.com/posts/7264724...019-with-guests-andy-bass-and-nick-szczepanik
42 shows (including two live onstage), 73 different guests, several recording venues (Open Market, Coastway, Rialto to name three) and a host of topics - mostly Albion-related, but the occasional lunge into the weird and the wonderful.
Our thanks to Radio Reverb 97.2FM for giving us the editorial freedom to (within reason) broadcast what we like and offering studio and technical facilities; to all guests who came on to offer their opinions and words of wisdom; to (of course) Mark Shelley and [MENTION=268]Superphil[/MENTION] of oldfootballshirts.com for sponsoring the show - now for 10 years.
And thank you to all of you for listening in, commenting, encouraging, debating, praising, whining and contributing to the shows. Face it, it's what we all do at the Amex each home game...
We'll be back in late July, though do listen out for archive shows, plus the occasional special (in case something weird happens...) we'll be putting up during the close season.
We'll leave you with Ady, Al, Andy Bass and Nick Szczepanik paying tribute to Bruno Saltor and Chris Hughton, and with their thoughts on the 2018/19 season.
Summer well.
Cheers, Ady & Al
THE ALBION ROAR
https://audioboom.com/posts/7264724...019-with-guests-andy-bass-and-nick-szczepanik
HitchinSeagull
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- Aug 9, 2012
- 414
Thanks for all your hard work, one of my essential listens that makes the commute much easier.
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The Large One
Who's Next?
Want to know how the Albion Academy works? What the pathway for Aaron Connolly, Steve Alzate etc is from the U18s to the U23s to the First XI is? Or what Dan Ashworth's impact has been?
John Morling, Albion Academy Manager, spent an hour at Reverb explaining all...
https://audioboom.com/posts/7400585-the-albion-roar-19-october-2019-with-guest-john-morling
John Morling, Albion Academy Manager, spent an hour at Reverb explaining all...
https://audioboom.com/posts/7400585-the-albion-roar-19-october-2019-with-guest-john-morling
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
- 17,071
Thanks as always guys, top show and essential listening on my Sunday morning dog walk and coffee routine!
The Large One
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So, anyway... we traipsed up to London to record the show with our guest this week. Tony Bloom.
S'hampton Seagull
Well-known member
The Large One
Who's Next?
Probably Friday evening.
Fourteenth Eye
Face for Radio
On this weeks show, we were invited to London to interview the chairman.
Tony was of course a brilliant guest & was open about everything from his 10 years at the helm.
The show will air on Radio reverb 97.2 fm tomorrow at midday but the podcast will be available from 7 this evening.
Hope you enjoy it
Ady
Tony was of course a brilliant guest & was open about everything from his 10 years at the helm.
The show will air on Radio reverb 97.2 fm tomorrow at midday but the podcast will be available from 7 this evening.
Hope you enjoy it
Ady
AZ Gull
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Listened to this today. Pleasing to hear Morling speak about the [unnamed] scholar who has received dispensation from the PL to play down a year this season with the U-16s, as he is technically excellent but hasn't developed physically yet to the same degree. I was curious why said lad had been with the U-16s/U-15s in Iceland this summer for the Rey Cup and hadn't appeared for the U-18s yet. No guarantee that he will ever make the grade, of course, but the fact that an English club (and MY English club, at that) is willing to look beyond the physical and focus on technical proficiency does inspire hope that this country might yet produce players who are the technical equals of their foreign counterparts (I'm not sure that a player like David Silva would ever have been given the opportunity to develop if he had come up through an English academy).
B-right-on
Living the dream
Podcast with TB: http://radioreverb.com/shows/albionroar/
Deadly Danson
Well-known member
An excellent listen. Highly recommended. We are so bloody lucky to have TB. Nice to hear he is very hopeful Tau and MacCallister will wear the Albion shirt in the next season or 2.