1885 Millwall Podcast

Tonight the Lions Live boys talk about the 6-0 loss to Birmingham and the 5-0 win over Dagenham in the FA Cup, They will also be talking to Fan On The Board Peter Garston and Millwall Captain Paul Robinson There are plenty of chances to get your questions answered: e-mail: lionslive@hotmail.co.uk call the studio: 020 8237 9272 Text: 07895 022 325

Tonight's show is another which should not be missed as Jim Lucas, the Millwall correspondent for the Southwark News is in the studio to discuss any likely transfer dealings in the January window and in the second hour, the studio team talks to Lions' assistant manager, Joe Gallen. about the problems currently facing the team. There's all the usual features and the usual Lions Live competition--Go on, listen and enjoy yourself

In tonight's show the studio team discuss the Lions’ poor run of form over the Christmas period which saw only three points won out of a possible twelve. Are The Lions heading for relegation misery this season? The show's guests include club physiotherapist Bob Bacic in the first hour to discuss the progress of the long term injured players. In the second hour the studio team is joined by Millwall left back Tony Craig. There are all the usual features of the Here's Georgie news section, Graeme's Who Are Ya and the results prediction game that is Ted's Championship Choice. There is also the usual great Lions Live Competition. Listen to the views of fellow fans at this troubled time for the club by not missing this show. [Please note that due to technical difficulties the first 3 minutes (mainly the introductory part of the show) were not recorded.  Also, for approximately 13 minutes of the 2nd hour the sound levels reduce considerably, so you may need to turn up your player's volume level in order to hear that part of the show]

On this week's Lions Live show, the last before Christmas, we catch up with Millwall's right back Jack Smith. In the second hour we talk to Scroobius Pip, rapper and poet, on his passion for the Lions. All the normal madness includes Ted's "Championship Choice" and Graemes "Who Are Ya". Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all at Lions Live. We re back on the 5th January 2012

On tonight’s show we look back at the frustrating away defeat to Leeds United last Saturday and forward to this weekends big clash at home to Cardiff City. We have two great guests in Millwall's top midfielder from the 1970s, Terry Brisley and current goalkeeper Steve Mildenhall. There is also the exciting announcement of the Lions Live Player of the Month sponsored by Bexley Steel taken from fans' votes throughout the week on the Millwall Supporters' Club website and during the show. Another one, not to be missed

The first hour of tonight's Lions Live is an interesting departure from the normal as Chief Inspector Shaun Willshire joins the studio team to discuss the policing at Millwall's matches. In the second hour of the show, Millwall defensive midfielder Scott Barron calls in to discuss his views on the season so far. The show has all its usual features including Graeme's Who Are Ya?, Championship Choice and the Here's Georgie news section. There is also another great Lions Live Competition. This show is a must listen for all Lions fans.

Tonight's show is another one that is not to be missed. In the first hour the studio team welcome Millwall Chief Executive Andy Ambler who will field questions from the studio panel and listeners about the club and how matters are progressing down the Den. Then Lions midfielder Liam Trotter joins he show in the second hour to give his view on the season so far. Liam's contribution to the recent Lions' revival has been excellent. The show has its usual features---Ted's Championship Choice, Graeme's Who Are Ya? and Here's George news section and of course there is the little matter of Bristol City at The Den this Sunday - - All this and the Lions Live Competition as well - - You've got to listen

Tonight is a really great show which is not to be missed. In the first hour, the studio team speak to Brian Howard the Lions midfielder recently loaned from Reading and then the team have great pleasure in speaking to former Millwall manager George Graham in the second hour. The show has all the usual features and a great competition prize. It also contains debate and thought from other Lions fans.

In tonight's show the studio panel look back on the last two great home wins against Ipswich and Coventry and forward to the tricky trip to Blackpool. In the first hour Jordana Malik from the developers Renewal joins the show to talk about the proposed development around The Den. The show then moves on in the second hour when former Millwall midfielder Andy Roberts is the guest. There are all the usual features and you can find out who has been voted Millwall Player Of The Month for October if you listen in.

Tonight the team catch up with hat trick hero from last Saturday, Darius Henderson who helps to review  the great win at Leicester. Former Sham 69 vocalist and Millwall supporter, Tim V drops into the studio to talk about his gig at the Wheelshunters Club Bermondsey after the Ipswich home game this Saturday. His new band, If, features Ian Whitewood from Sham 69 and Rick Buckler from The Jam. As usual Millwall's prospects for future games are discussed -- The show  is a must for all decent Lions fans. [Please note that due to technical difficulties, approximately 3 minutes of this show was not recorded at the start of the second hour

On tonight's show the studio team welcome a long time Millwall fan and film star P.H. Moriaty in the first hour. P.H has starred in such films as The Long Good Friday, Quadrophenia and Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels. In the second hour the team speak to Lions winger Liam Feeney about the team's form and his hopes for the future. The last two games played are reviewed which have seen the Lions slip back into the bottom three and the team look forward to the tricky trip to Leicester on Saturday. The show has all its usual features and the Lions Live competition--It's not to be missed

Tonight's show is another not to be missed as Lions Manager Kenny Jackett appears to discuss the club's current poor run of form. In the second hour the studio team ask former Millwall striker Keven Lisbie about his initiative to get youngsters into jobs through football and the fund raising dinner he is hosting at The Den this Sunday. There are all the usual features of Ted's Championship Choice, Graeme's Who Are Ya? and the club news from George plus the usual great Lions Live Competition

In tonight's show the Lions Live team look back at another disappointing result against Burnley last Saturday. They discuss the disappointing form with Lions coach Richard Shaw. In the second hour of the show the team go back in time as they chat about a new book written by club historian David Sullivan entitled Millwall 50 Greatest Matches. There are all the usual features and the prize in the competition is David Sullivan's book plus another of his publications Millwall In The FA Cup. Another not to miss show

In tonight's show we look back at the last two poor results and ask what is causing the problems at the club. In the first hour, to help us analyse the current situation, the Lions Live team welcome former Millwall Director Jeff Burnige to the show. After 8pm the focus switches to the team squad as Lions defender Jordan Stewart is interviewed. This show is the last of the month and so its time to vote for the Lions Live Player Of The Month for September with the result being announced at the end of the show. There are all the usual features including Graeme's Who Are Ya, Ted's Championship choice and the Here's Georgie News Section. Another not to be missed edition.

Tonight is another not to miss show as the Lions Live team speak to Lions winger Hamer Bouazza and Millwall legend and former defender Keith Stevens. The studio panel look back at the West Ham clash and the very disappointing Cup result against Wolves. They also look forward to next tough fixtures away at Derby and Watford. Can Millwall break their scoring duck which has lasted five games. There are all the usual features and the best football competition around. Sit back and enjo