Hull City is in the Premier League! Meg and Elsie are following Hull's 26/27 season, and discussing life as football fans and members of the Hull diaspora. Up the Tigers!
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Brentford at home (or Which Standing Position is Closest to Sitting Down?)
In this episode, we discuss pitch detritus at MKM, Belloumi's ball-greediness, treading water in the middle of the league, and radio football commentary.
In non-football related news, we're talking famous people our acquaintances have lived near, famous Hull people who are not from Hull, and we have an instagram!
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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28 Oct 2026
Newcastle away (or WAGs are God’s strongest soldiers)
Well, the honeymoon is over! Hull conceded and now we have to wait out an international break.
This is a shorter episode as Meg was very unwell, but not even tonsillitis can stop us from recording an episode about the treatment of female fans on social media. This episode sees Meg’s rage from last episode thoroughly vindicated.
We also discuss the lifting of the drinking ban, our postman, and times we have argued with people on instagram.
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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28 Oct 2026
Villa at home and Chelsea away (or Sorba Thomas parks where he wants!)
In this episode, Elsie fails to explain what a set-piece is, and Meg rages about the gatekeeping of football from female fans.
We also discuss Elsie’s flawless grasp of the offside rule, football chants and what they tell us about English culture, and the day we learned what “game momentum” meant.
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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28 Oct 2026
Coventry away (or Assists are “Woke”)
Elsie’s football education continues - the lesson this week is transfer windows!
Other topics include our love for Hull’s keeper Tzolakis, Meg’s controversial opinions on assist stats, the legal trouble we are potentially getting into, and a quiz about our home town.
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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28 Oct 2026
Man United at home (or Hull is Springfield)
In our first episode, we’re making sure Elsie knows exactly how the Premier League works.
Once that’s out of the way, we’re discussing Hull’s new kit, our KCom overlords, the difference between the Premier League and international football, and the time Meg and Elsie ended up on Hull Live’s Facebook page.
(We said in this episode that Luke Shaw is Meg's "favourite". This is before we knew about the allegations.)
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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28 Oct 2026
Everton at home and Fulham away (or Unc is washed)
The quest to understand the country’s (unfounded) distaste for Hull continues! And football twitter is providing helpful stats in the form of tier lists.
In this episode, we employ the scientific method to get to the bottom of what people really think of Hull City.
Digressions include the fading career of Jack Grealish, a brief explanation of the Man City Stuff, and the tragic/awkward news of someone actually getting mauled by a tiger.
Music by Harry Morris
Artwork by Meg Mumby
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