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Nov 2, 2026

Tom HollandHOST
3:43
I have been the witness today of one of the great events of history.
Tom HollandHOST
3:49
I have seen the people of Budapest catch the fire lit in Poznan and Warsaw and come out into the streets in open rebellion against their Soviet overlords.
Tom HollandHOST
4:00
I have marched with them and almost wept for joy with them, as the Soviet emblems in the Hungarian flags were torn out by the angry and exalted crowds.
Tom HollandHOST
4:10
And the great point about the rebellion is that it looks like being successful.
Craig KingGUEST
17:57
And any team like that is extremely vulnerable to these heavy defeats.
Craig KingGUEST
18:02
And in games like we've seen against Poznan where they lost 7-0, And they just concede so many goals.
Craig KingGUEST
18:09
They can score goals, but when they concede as many as they do, then they're not going to pick up the points that they need.
Craig KingGUEST
18:16
They've conceded three or more goals in 10 games this season, which is just not good enough.
Ross BlackHOST
35:30
And it feels like it's got an asterisk against it, doesn't it, Dave? Because we're playing in Europe, don't get us wrong.
Ross BlackHOST
35:36
I went to Poznan and it was the best experience ever, following Sunderland abroad in Europe.
Ross BlackHOST
35:42
Outstanding, everything I've ever dreamed of.
Ross BlackHOST
35:44
But when we're this desperate in the Premier League, it does feel like, God, it's so annoying.

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Ross BlackHOST
49:58
Siddiqui got on the ball loads against Leeds and got closer.
Ross BlackHOST
50:01
Le Fay drifted over.
Ross BlackHOST
50:03
In Poznan, he had a hooker run forward with the ball.
Ross BlackHOST
50:06
He had Diarra.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:20
And they have designs on them.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:23
And the caption reads, goats are synonymous with Poznań.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:29
Who knew? Let's see what Tom Tatapachki has to say.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:34
Greater Poland, a fascinating past and exciting present.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:39
During my most recent trip to Poland, I had the chance to visit the region where most of my ancestors lived, Wielkopolska, or Greater Poland.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
26:49
It includes the cities of Poznań and Gniezno in West Central Poland, where the Polish kingdom began in the 10th century, Under the Piast dynasty, I wanted to go there to see where many of my ancestors lived, but found to be an area that's underappreciated by many in this country.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
27:14
The term greater doesn't mean that it's physically larger than other regions, but rather that it's older.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
27:21
Traditionally, a new territory added adjacent to an older one was called Greater, while the newer addition was called Lesser.
Nick ChicaneHOST
3:15
But apart from that, I got home very late on Monday and I've been busy as ever.
Nick ChicaneHOST
3:21
Coming up on Friday the 6th, I shall be over in Poznań in Poland at X Demon Club and then again, very, very tight transfer by plane to Electric in Sheffield for Saturday the 7th, so hopefully they'll hang together.
Nick ChicaneHOST
3:39
But back to what we're doing here.
Nick ChicaneHOST
3:41
And coming up this week, we've got some music from Ben Bomer, Jesse Marcella, Amtrak, Tim Englehardt, Bedrock, and a few others from myself.
Rey KatulaHOST
11:30
There's a direct connection.
Rey KatulaHOST
11:32
In Poznan,
Boris MamlëzHOST
11:33
by the way.
Rey KatulaHOST
11:33
Okay.
LouHOST
5:50
They might be missing a few players.
LouHOST
5:52
But I looked at that team that they put out last night against Poznan.
LouHOST
5:56
And, you know, they've got some decent talent on the bench.
LouHOST
6:00
They haven't played that well yet this season.
Tim HotzeHOST
54:03
He did play actually a lot in Poland earlier.
Tim HotzeHOST
54:05
Even at, like, Poznan,
John ThorntonHOST
54:06
he was playing 2,500 minutes, you know?
Tim HotzeHOST
54:07
See, but Poznan was his, like, his first move.
Tim HotzeHOST
54:10
Like, that was his move up.
Tim HotzeHOST
54:11
You know what I mean? Like, that was his second club.
Chris CoppolaHOST
50:46
And I think, you know, I think it's maybe even possible that because of how confrontational they were, it's going to be slightly different.
Chris CoppolaHOST
51:02
In other words, we're not going to be like lighting money on fire with Star Wars, but we are going to be paying for printing presses in Poznan.
Evan BuckHOST
51:19
I think Carter is definitely going to be pressured to be a bit more confrontational.
Evan BuckHOST
51:27
The thing is that, again, it's important to remember and understand that we are going to have the first Cyrus still being the Secretary of State He, I would say, is one of the major spearheads for a lot of the pro-diplomatic, less confrontational approach.
Jimmy ReayGUEST
4:41
I think we've created chances in games where we haven't scored a few times.
Jimmy ReayGUEST
4:47
I mean, if you look at Poznan last Thursday, we could have easily been 3-0 up in a similar timeframe to what we were.
Jimmy ReayGUEST
4:54
last night last week so I think in other games as well so I think to be fair in some ways we have had a fast start coming we did really well on the counter-attack I think we identified Brentford's weak spots and sort of exploited them in a kind of way that's much more like what we've come to know and love from a Reggie Sunderland side so It was great for, obviously, Jocelyn to be on fire, really.
Jimmy ReayGUEST
5:20
I mean, he was fantastic, especially in that first half, but throughout the whole game.

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