Hull City's dedicated podcast The 1904 Club has launched its new season format ahead of the Tigers' Premier League campaign. The show, part of the All Out Football network, will provide weekly news and analysis from the MKM Stadium, according to a report from Hull Live.
James Smailes of Hull Live confirmed the podcast's return this week. Each episode will be chaired by Hull City reporter Barry Cooper, who will be joined by a regular panel of experts. Former BBC voice of the Tigers David Burns, Sky Sports presenter David Prutton, and Telegraph women's football writer Kathryn Batte are among the confirmed contributors.
What content does the podcast offer?
The 1904 Club promises the latest news from Hull City alongside detailed analysis. The show has built a reputation over three successful years for its relaxed style and access to special guests. Previous episodes have featured former Hull City managers Phil Brown, Peter Taylor, Steve Bruce, and Brian Horton.
Ex-players including Michael Turner, Curtis Davies, Craig Fagan, and Ian Ashbee have also appeared. BBC pundit Chris Sutton has been a guest on the program. Fans can watch shows on YouTube or download audio episodes for listening on the go.
How does this season differ?
This season marks a new look for the podcast as Hull City return to the Premier League. The show aims to capture what promises to be an eventful campaign under owner Acun Ilicali and head coach Sergej Jakirovic. With the club back in the top flight after promotion, analysis will focus on Premier League challenges.
Listeners can expect discussion of transfer activity, tactical approaches, and match analysis. The podcast will also feature regular updates on player fitness and form, which you can track alongside our injuries list. Recent episodes have covered transfer speculation including updates on Spanish winger Yeremay Hernandez.
Where can fans access the podcast?
Episodes are available on YouTube through The 1904 Club's channel. Audio versions can be downloaded via podcast platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. The show maintains an active presence across social media platforms where fans can submit questions and topics for discussion.
Hull Live encourages supporters to join their free WhatsApp group for breaking news alerts. The outlet also offers a daily newsletter service featuring the biggest stories from the club. These digital channels complement the podcast's weekly deep dives into all things Hull City.
Regular listeners will recognize the familiar voices that have made the podcast popular since its inception. The combination of insider access and fan perspective has created a unique format that covers both the business and passion of supporting Hull City. With the Premier League season underway, timely analysis becomes even more valuable for supporters tracking the club's progress.
You can follow the team's upcoming matches on our fixtures page to see where the topics of future podcast discussions will originate. The show typically records shortly after matches to provide immediate reaction and analysis while events remain fresh.
