1885 Millwall Podcast

Tonight the show speaks to two men who have had a long association with Millwall. In the first hour former Director and Chairman Jeff Burnige joins the show and he is joined by former first division goalkeeper Brian Horne.The studio team look back on the ultimately disappointing 2-2 draw with Blackburn last Saturday and try to work out whether there is any way out of the relegation gloom.

This weeks Lions Live saw the team talk to Ian Holloway's right hand man, Des Bulpin. The team also look back at Tuesdays defeat to Birmingham and discuss whether there is a way back for the Lions. The second half of the show former defender John Sitton joins us on the phone looking back at his time with Millwall and the antics he got up to with team mates, one not to be missed!!!

Tonight Lions Live concentrates on the upcoming fan on the board elections with the three candidates in the studio facing fans' questions.The poor 0-0 home draw with Charlton last Saturday which sees the Lions fall into the relegation zone is reviewed and a look is taken at the next two important games away at Leeds this weekend and at home to lowly Birmingham City next Tuesday.

Tonight's show is another packed one as the South London derby, Millwall v Charlton this Saturday is previewed.The Lions Live guests are in the first hour former Lions defender Dennis Burnett followed by current club captain Paul RobinsonThe great away win at Derby is discussed and the studio team also deal with the disappointing loss away to Blackpool in midweek.

In tonight's show the studio team talk to Millwall manager Ian Holloway about the team's depressing form. To cheer everyone up, the programme also contains an interview with Millwall's legendary midfielder Tim Cahill.The defeat suffered to Brighton last Saturday is reviewed and a forward look at the tough game away to high flying Derby this weekend is taken.

In tonight's show Fan On The Board Peter Garston gives an update on the campaign to encourage Lewisham Council to change their decision and sell land around the Den to the football club rather than a developer.The studio team also talk to Millwall's new forward Simeon Jackson.The poor result at Barnsley last Saturday is reviewed and the Brighton home game this weekend is previewed as the Lions attempt to avoid relegation.

Lions Live was pleased to chat to new signing Ed Upson on his move to The Den from Yeovil on deadline day, and comments made by Gary Johnson about his level of ability when he left.The team also talked to former Lion Doug Allder about his time at Millwall and his visit on Saturday as a guest at the Bolton match.Tim V from Sham 69 joined the boys and Sam in the studio as a special bonus guest as well!

This is another packed show as the Lions Live team tries to find more facts about the Regeneration around the ground by interviewing Millwall's Chief Executive Andy Ambler and local MP Simon Hughes.The last two games against Burnley and Yeovil are reviewed and the important fixture against Bolton at home this Saturday is discussed.

Tonight's show is really a packed one. The studio team talk to Chief Executive Andy Ambler on the news that Lewisham Council are going to sell land currently leased to Millwall and directly around the ground to Renewal, the developer carrying out the Regeneration in South Bermondsey.Then Toby Porter the Millwall correspondent for the South London Press joins the show to talk about the Regeneration project and the new era of managerIan Holloway.New striker DJ Campbell also guests on the show--Don't miss this podcast.

In tonight's show new first team coach Marc Bircham is the guest in the first hour talking about his new role with the Lions.In the second hour Centre Back Danny Shittu joins the show to review the recent happenings at The Den and the arrival of new manager Ian Holloway.The studio team also talk to Nik Pearmine about the heart screening project to be held before Saturday's home game.The 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday is reviewed and a look is taken of the Reading home game this weekend. Its a packed show for Millwall fans.Please note that the first 20 seconds of this show were not recorded

Tonight Lions Live catches up with Richard Chaplow,one of the players who did not go to the Portugal training trip due to injury.Dave Livermore the former Lions midfield player and now under 18 coach at the club joins the show to talk about the diappointing fourth round Youth Cup exit at the hands of Sheffield United.The studio team look back on the one nil win against Ipswich in new manager's Ian Holloways first home match and look former to the basement clash against Sheffield Wednesday next Tuesday--Its a packed show.

On tonight's not to be missed show, Ian Holloway Millwall's new manager guests to talk about his plans for the future and how he is going to progress the club.Young striker Aiden O'Brien also joins the show to talk about his battle to get into the first team reckoning.The loss at Huddersfield is reviewed andthe studio team also look forward to this Saturday's massive home game against Ipswich.Please note that due to technical difficulties the first 90 seconds of this show were not recorded.

This is a big show as the studio panel discuss the arrival of new manager Ian Holloway. Club Chief Executive Andy Ambler guests on the show to talk about the appointment and legendary former midfielder Terry Hurlock.also joins the show to cast his eyes over events at the Den.As usual fans will air their views as the discussion moves on to what will happen at Huddersfield this Saturday, Holloway's first game in charge.

Tonight the LionsLive studio panel look back on a dismal Christmas period which sawMillwall take only one point from a possible twelve.With the Lions only one point above the relegation zone and now without a manager following the sacking of Steve Lomas on Boxing Day, Lions Live asks whether the club is in crisis.Toby Porter of the South London Press joins the show to discuss the search for the new manager and in the second hour joint current caretaker manager Scott Fitzgeraldtalks about the job in hand and the FA Cup trip to Southend this Saturday.

Lions Live is back this Christmas Day with another specially recorded festive treat for you all.This years show has a special guest presenter, mystery guests in the studio, and as a first this year, competitions for all the podcast listeners to enter.We wish you all a very merry Christmas