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England and Leeds Rhinos rugby legend Kevin Sinfield is running seven (7) ultra marathons in seven days, in seven cities and he's going to start one of them at the Amex. He's doing it to try and raise awareness and money in support of people impacted by motor neurone disease.
In this special bonus episode, he tells Paul Hayward about friendship, staying motivated, community spirit, and why he's so proud of his old mate James Milner.
He's already raised millions for motor neurone disease charities, inspired by his friend and former Leeds Rhinos teammate Rob Burrow MBE, who was diagnosed with the condition in 2019.
If you want to help Kevin reach his target of raising £777, 777, you can donate here: https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/fundraising/kevin-sinfield
To follow his route, including the Brighton run on 6th December, have a look at his page on the Leeds Rhinos website:
https://www.therhinos.co.uk/article/19671/sinfield-reveals-route-for-epic-7-in-7-in-7-challenge#:~:text=The%20route%20will%20start%20at,finishing%20at%20the%20Arms%20Park

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2023 has been a momentous year for Brighton. What have been your biggest moments this season? Let Glenn and Paul know what should feature in their 'best of the year' special. Remember to tell us your real name and where you are based if you want a shout-out on the show:
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Whilst Fulham, QPR, and West Ham fans have chanted his name over the years, for Brighton & Hove Albion fans, he's a true club legend who defined an era.
In this episode, Bobby Zamora will be talking about his two stints at the club, where he'd fit in the current squad, and why he misses football. He also chats to Glen Murray and Paul Hayward about scoring goals, rising through the ranks, and the importance of the kit man. As well as holidays with Michael Owen, nights out in Romford, and the carthorse defenders of the lower leagues...
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Sam Matterface is one of the top voices of England and Premier League football matches. So what's it like to have more than 20 million people listening to your commentary? With many of them sharing their opinions on social media?
In this episode, the TalkSPORT and ITV Sport commentator also chats to Glenn Murray and Paul Hayward about why the warm welcome to away fans is so important for Brighton & Hove Albion; they'll also discuss VAR, online abuse, and whether his number is still in Chris Waddle's contacts book.
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He's played his football everywhere, from Blackpool to Barcelona, via India, Italy and Cyprus. So what makes Brighton & Hove Albion special? What was his lowest point at the club? And which goal does he play back when he needs a lift?*
Andrea Orlandi offers a rare insight into Roberto De Zerbi's early years as a manager as he recalls his time at the club, including a physical introduction to English football at Elland Road. Just how important was 'the Spanish generation' in the club's evolution?


(*clue: it was against Newcastle in the FA Cup)
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Joe Cole is often described as one of the most gifted players of his generation, and in recent years the former West Ham, Chelsea and Liverpool player has earned a reputation as a pundit worth listening to. So what does he think about the current set-up at Brighton & Hove Albion?
In conversation with Paul Hayward, he'll be talking about his managerial ambitions; whether he'd have enjoyed playing in the current Seagulls team; and why he thinks Lewis Dunk should start for England (and why England can win a tournament).
Did we mention David Beckham? Harry Redknapp? And his thoughts on Jude Bellingham who he reckons could be the most talented English player ever...

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If things had turned out differently, Brighton & Hove Albion fans might have been chanting Harlem Eubank's name at the Amex. His football career came to an early end when a teenage growth spurt failed to materialise; how did he overcome these challenges to make as a pro boxer?
In a fascinating chat with Paul Hayward and Glenn Murray, we’ll also be finding out from the undefeated super lightweight what was it like to play alongside a young Solly March; what he thinks of the players who made it; why real men try ballet dancing; and whether having a famous boxing surname is an advantage in the ring.
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