In this week’s episode, Neil Smith and Charlie Parker-Turner are joined by Sky Sports News’ Elliot Cook to review Brighton’s win over Sunderland and analyse how the Seagulls have developed into a winning machine.

For Fox Sake journalist Rob Hayes also joins the show to assess how Harry Howell, Tommy Watson and Kamari Doyle are faring out on loan with Leicester City.

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Chapters

00:00 1 Red, 2 Goals, 3 Points. Sunderland 0 v 2 Brighton

16:32 Another Albion clean sheet - Why are Brighton getting so many?

23:57 Focus on Ferdi Kadioglu

28:56 An offer from The Brighton Base

29:49 Loan watch, Howell, Doyle & Watson

44:25 Looking ahead to Kauno Zalgiris & Crystal Palace

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