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Sep 11, 2026

Marcus SpellerHOST
48:35
Are they obviously gonna concede? Do you, you think...
Marcus SpellerHOST
48:37
Is it time for Ollie McBurnie to open his Premier League account?
Luke MooreHOST
48:39
Yeah, but he's not gonna stop them conceding, Marcus, is he?
Marcus SpellerHOST
48:41
I'm sorry.
Pete DonaldsonHOST
50:05
Yeah
Marcus SpellerHOST
50:05
... signed lots and lots of players, so they'll be absolutely fine.
Marcus SpellerHOST
50:08
But yes, Ollie McBurnie could open his, um, Premier League, uh, account on the weekend, uh, against Chelsea.
Marcus SpellerHOST
50:13
Dean Windass, former Hull City, um, man, of course, has backed Ollie to, um, to, to fire Hull to Premier League survival.
Dave HendrickHOST
16:31
Hmm.
Dave HendrickHOST
16:31
Well, when you have Ollie McBurnie, it's tough, like.
Guy DrinkelHOST
16:33
That's true.
Guy DrinkelHOST
16:34
That, that's just another defender, isn't it? Let's be honest.
Adonis StorrGUEST
16:19
It didn't need to be like that.
Adonis StorrGUEST
16:21
It could've been somebody like McBurnie, for example, who has started off the season really well at Hull, who is not a flash player, who i- p- you know, might not have been expecting to start or whatever.
Adonis StorrGUEST
16:34
I'm not saying him specifically.
Adonis StorrGUEST
16:36
I'm saying a McBurnie-
Ger LynchHOST
16:36
But at that style
Adonis StorrGUEST
16:37
... type.
YanHOST
18:22
Right, let's take a look at Hull then Where are they? Who's Hull? These guys.
YanHOST
18:27
[laughs] Ollie McBurnie up top.
YanHOST
18:31
So it's a 5-4-1.
YanHOST
18:32
It's a low block encounter.
John EganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:55
You know, Ryan Giles had played in the Premier League with Luton, been up and around it with Middlesbrough as well, nearly getting promoted.
John EganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:02
Ollie McBurney being promoted, John Lundstrom being promoted.
John EganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:05
Like, you know, I could name out another few lads, but we kind of had a lot of players like that who had already been there and done it.
John EganSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:13
I suppose when we played the teams in the playoffs, we knew that would stand to us.
Guy DrinkelGUEST
16:25
another three o'clock kickoff then Dave Chelsea against Hull polar opposite in the ways they play football Chelsea don't do defending and Hull don't do attacking
Dave HendrickHOST
16:35
well when you have Oli McBurnie it's tough like
Guy DrinkelGUEST
16:38
that's true that's just another defender isn't it let's be honest but I mean Hull are above Chelsea at the minute extra point in hand but I mean, look, I think we did this show a couple of weeks ago, didn't we? And we said there's no way Hull will beat Man United, but it would be funny.
Guy DrinkelGUEST
16:54
And it was pretty comfortable in the end.
Daniel ChildsHOST
7:30
You're going to try and sit back, do what you've done quite well, and then try and hit.
Daniel ChildsHOST
7:34
Chelsea on the counter, you know, very much looking to hit Oli McBurnie, who really is a bit of a handful.
Daniel ChildsHOST
7:41
You know, I think he really is a, you know, he's a bit of an asshouse.
Daniel ChildsHOST
7:45
You know, he'll rile up the crowd.
LukeGUEST
37:14
I hope so.
LukeGUEST
37:16
And I've got Fraser's favourite, the Scottish regent of Halland, Robbie Ure, Oliver McBurnie, James Watson, and a bit of a road shout, this one, because I just thought, why not be road? Barney Strip.
CallumHOST
37:35
Okay.
FraserHOST
37:37
Interesting.
Alex ChapmanHOST
1:44
Ben, in a place like Hull, where football probably is such a key focus and it is part of their day-to-day life, were you kind of feeling this success? It is a very poetic and romantic way of looking at things, but given they are back in the Premier League, they've started so well, was there that kind of buzz about town?
Ben RansomGUEST
2:03
yeah i think there was i mean look you know i've not been to the training ground i worked out since when steve bruce was manager so that's going back a fair few years now and that shows where they've been because they've been obviously out of the premier league for a long time and that kind of thing but but yeah absolutely like the you know the owner this new owner has obviously really caught the vibe of the town i mean the crowds have been up for a year or two the you know the atmosphere is bouncing in the stadium and then even around the training ground there are a few kind of fans hanging around at the gates wanting autographs and that kind of thing which you know EFL clubs you don't see a great deal of so yeah I think there is a bit of a feel-good factor and you're right it makes a massive difference to to a town or a city like Hull because they I've seen it at Burnley over the last kind of 15 years or so and it can really change the mood and the landscape of how everyone feels and I think no I think you can get a little bit carried away by the emotion of it they had their day out at Wembley, they got the win in the best possible circumstances with that really late Ollie McBurney goal and now they're loving life back in the Premier League.
Riccardo BallHOST
3:01
Yep, the only team in the Premier League after three rounds not to have conceded a goal which when you looked at how they went last season is absolutely amazing but let's turn our attention to This weekend in the Premier League, and of course the big dance ticket is the Manchester derby.
Riccardo BallHOST
3:15
We've had five games now for Enzo Maresca to have his feet under the table, as it were.
WesHOST
20:02
Or I'll tell you what, mate.
WesHOST
20:04
Ollie McBurney.
HarryHOST
20:05
He's going to score eventually.
HarryHOST
20:07
Molly McBurney.

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